The front of the postcard is a color illustration depicting the inside of the rink; blue and red ceiling; prominent yellow floor; at the bottom is "Bay Ridge Roller Skating Rink" in red print with "62nd Street and 7th Avenue - Brooklyn, N.Y. / "New Interior View"" in black print below it; "E-5487" is in black print in the lower right-hand corner.
Everything printed on the back of the postcard is in blue: top of left-hand side: "Bay Ridge Roller Skating Rink / 62nd St. and 7th Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. / Return Postage Guaranteed"; down the middle: "Designed and Produced by Harry H. Baumann, 216 W. 18th Street New York, N.Y."; right hand side: "Pos..." in large print and a postage stamp area in the upper right-hand corner. Black stamped text on right-hand side that is partially obscured: "Sticker Exchange / Fred Stone / 11 1/2...St. / New...N.Y.". Handwriting in blue ink on left-hand side: "Hello there. / What a surprise is in store for you if you have and(?) visited the Bay Ridge Roller Rink recently. The new acousticly(?) treated exciting(???) decorated in old haze(?) and blue really allows hearing every for of music. The sounds of skating is so slight that you can almost talk to someone across the floor. As a finishing touch the walls are covered with an acousteal(?) plaster and [unsure what this word is] fine and the lighting system to flourescent. I'll be watching the expressions on your face when you drive(?) in. So make it soon.".
