Friday, October 28, 2022

(Please LIST through: 12/31/2022) NYC PARKS’ ICE SKATING RINKS TO OPEN FOR WINTER SKATING SEASON

Sue Donoghue   

Commissioner, NYC Parks   

www.nyc.gov/parks   

Listing   

PLEASE LIST through   

December 31, 2022   

IMMEDIATE   

   

NYC PARKS' ICE SKATING RINKS TO OPEN FOR WINTER SKATING SEASON   

   

Join a tradition - New Yorkers have been ice skating for more than a hundred years in city parks!   

    

DATE/LOCATION                          

LOCATIONS:             Locations, opening dates and daily hours can be found on NYC Parks' Ice Skating Page   

   

DETAILS:                   Winter is coming, and to welcome the season, NYC Parks is reopening ice skating rinks this coming month! Ice skating with Parks offers a safe way to enjoy the cold weather. All of Parks' ice skating facilities are ADA accessible.   

   

                                    BROOKLYN:    

                                    Abe Stark Rink (Coney Island Boardwalk and West 19th Street)   

                                    LeFrak Center at Lakeside (Prospect Park, at Lincoln Road and Ocean Avenue)   

   

                                    MANHATTAN:   

                                    The Rink at Bryant Park (Bryant Park, between 40th and 42nd Streets)   

                                    Wollman Rink (Central Park, at 63rd Street)   

   

                                    QUEENS:   

                                    World Ice Arena (Flushing Meadows Corona Park, at Avery Avenue and 131st Street)   

   

                                    STATEN ISLAND:    

                                    WWII Veterans War Memorial Ice Skating Rink (Cloves Lake Park, at Victory Blvd west of Clove Road)   

   

                                    For prices and hours of each facility, please see Parks' website   

   

New Yorkers are reminded to only ice skate at designated facilities, and to never skate on frozen water bodies. Stay off water bodies that appear frozen - they are likely not, and venturing onto them is extremely dangerous. Please remember our ice safety guidelines:   

  • Never go on frozen waters.   
  • Parents and caregivers should make sure children are never unattended near ice.   
  • If you hear cracking, lie down immediately to try to distribute your weight.   
  • If you witness someone falling through ice, never attempt to make a rescue by yourself. Call 911 and notify the proper authorities. Be sure to give an exact location and account of the incident.   

   

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Contact:   

pressoffice@parks.nyc.gov   

212-360-1311   

  

 


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