New York, United States
61 Chelsea Piers
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+1 2123366100
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I went here for a hockey game. Parking in the garage is expensive (33 for about 2 hours) and I'm not sure where else to park. They have a nice large elevator to take you to the rinks and wide stairs if you prefer stairs. When you go In it is a very large open area with tables to sit and eat. The snack bar has muffins, chips, bagels, pizza, garlic knots and some salad choices. Not bad but a few more choices for protein would be nice for our athletes before or after game meal. It is also a little pricey. A regular can of soda was 2. Pizzas start at 19.95 for a cheese pizza but it was good. The East rink where we played was nice because the netting doesn't go all the way around and you can take better pictures of the game. After the game my son said the ice was good so that's a plus. Locker rooms were clean but very small. The pro shop does sharpening and is nice, offering hockey and figure skating equipment. Overall this rink has everything you need to have a great time!
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This is actually one of the largest ice skating rinks I’ve been to. Really spacing and friendly. Only give it 4 stars because I’d banged into the inner corner of the rink and a nail managed to find its way in my knee. Don’t know if it was already loose or if I’d just been an idiot practically hurdling into it from skating fast.
Great place to skate. Staff is extremely helpful!
Dual ice rinks in the city, no public right now, only camps and reserved times. Temperature and daily forms, plus lots of wipes and sanitizer around. One of the few rinks in the city that are year round enclosed. Hockey and figure skating. Pizza and parties here pre-covid. We'll see when that comes back.
Nice indoor rink with high quality ice and LOTS of kids learning various stuff. Their rented skates were really comfortable, among the best I’ve had. Perks available for new yorkers.
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