Holiday Skating in Southern California

It is cold outside and it is time to practice ice skating. Southern California offers several public places to skate with your family and friends. Skating is a fun activity that will get your kids and yourself laughing and just having pure fun. Prices vary from place to place. We suggest calling ahead to find out the best time to skate and what is included with the price of admission. The average we have found is $20.00 per hour. Continue reading to get more information on local skating rinks.

We are sharing a short list of Ice Rinks in Southern California. Our experience has been a positive one with The Rink in Irvine and the Spectrum. So, we recommend them if it is near you. We also enjoyed skating at the Pershing Square in Los Angeles last year during a very busy time and it was a fun social activity.
For the best experience possible call ahead to get times and prices. Dress warm and wear gloves to keep your body protected from the cold. Continue reading to get more information on Skating in Southern California.

Pershing Square

532 S. Olive St.

Los Angeles, 90013

https://holidayicerinkdowntownla.com/

www.laparks.org

Holiday On Ice

Irvine Spectrum

71 Fortune Drive

Irvine, CA 92618

(949) 753-5180

https://www.irvinespectrumcenter.com/entertainment/attractions/ice-rink

The Rinks - They have several locations in Southern California. Each one has their own schedule and events page. Please call ahead for prices and availability.

The Rink

3150 Barranca Pkwy

Irvine, CA 92606

https://irvineinline.therinks.com/general-info/directions/

Ice Town Riverside

10540 Magnolia Avenue

Riverside, CA • 92505

951.637.3070

https://www.icetownriverside.com/public-skating/open-skating-sessions/

Ontario Ice Skating Center

1225 West Holt Boulevard

Ontario, CA 91762-3639

(909) 986-0793

Moonlight Rollerway

5110 San Fernando Rd, Glendale, CA 91204

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