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Public Skating |
Public Session Schedule
| Sun 4/5 | Mon 4/6 | Tue 4/7 | Wed 4/8 | Thu 4/9 | Fri 4/10 | Sat 4/11 | |
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| No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | |
| Sun 4/12 | Mon 4/13 | Tue 4/14 | Wed 4/15 | Thu 4/16 | Fri 4/17 | Sat 4/18 | |
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| No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | No Public Skating | |
Schedule subject to change.
For detailed day-to-day schedules, go to Daily Ice Schedule
Public Session Prices
| General Admission | $12.00 |
| Child (age 10 and under) | $11.00 |
| Group of 10 or more | $11.00 each |
| Skate Rental | $3.00 |
Suggestions
Here are a few tips to make your ice skating experience more enjoyable:
- Dress warmly. The rink temperature during the winter is typically in the low to mid 50s. Wear a jacket, sweater, or sweatshirt. A pair of gloves will help a lot. (Spectators need to layer up particulary well, since you will not have the advantage of physical activity to keep you warm.)
- Wear socks that come up at least a few inches above your ankles. This will make your skates a lot more comfortable. Crew socks are good choice. Do NOT double them up.
- Make sure your skates fit properly — snug, but not cramped.
- Lace your skates firmly. Only then can they provide the proper support.
- Obey the rink rules for your safety.