Are you ready to have some fun this winter? The St. Louis region boasts several ice-skating rinks that are open to the public, providing ample chances for families to put on their skates and enjoy some laps.
Steinberg Skating Rink located in Forest Park (400 Jefferson)
Visit the city’s famed ice rink any day, regardless of the weather conditions. Please note that Steinberg will close for the 2024–25 season on March 1. Admission is $10, and skate rental is $6.
Winterfest at the Arch (500 Chestnut)
Capture wonderful family photos while skating at Winterfest in Kiener Plaza. Skaters can lease heated igloos or s’more stations, and the St. Louis Blues have made skate rentals free for children every Friday. The rink operates from November 23–December 31. Adult skate rental is $15, while children ages 3–15 pay $10. Bringing your own skates? You can skate for free!
Centene Community Ice Center in Maryland Heights (750 Casino Center)
Put on your skates at the St. Louis Blues’ practice facility, which offers daily public skating sessions inside this top-notch venue. Admission is $12 at the door; $5 for Maryland Heights residents, with skate rental at $5.
Webster Groves Ice Arena in Webster Groves (33 E. Glendale)
Featuring affordable public skating sessions and popular cosmic skate nights, this rink is ideal for family entertainment. Check the website for the schedule. Admission is $6, $4.50 for Webster Groves residents; kids 3 and under skate free, and skate rental is $2.
Brentwood Ice Rink in Brentwood (2505 S. Brentwood)
Whether you’re looking for stick-and-puck sessions, beginner lessons, or ice time for seasoned skaters, Brentwood Ice Rink has something for everyone. The rink also offers themed sessions throughout the year. For the schedule, visit the website. Admission is $6, $4 for Brentwood residents, kids 3 and under skate free with an adult ticket, and skate rental is $2.
James J. Eagan Civic Center in Florissant (1 James J. Eagan)
Experience the vibe of an outdoor rink with the shelter of a pavilion at the Eagan Civic Center’s rink in Florissant. Family-friendly Saturday or Sunday daytime sessions cater to kids and beginners. Do you need your skates sharpened for the season? They offer that service for $5. Admission is $6, $4 for Florissant residents, and kids 3 and under skate free; skate rental is $2.
Kennedy Recreation Complex in South St. Louis County (6050 Wells)
This South County rink offers daily public skate sessions, along with special events for hockey players and figure skaters, making it a great choice for skaters of all levels. Check the website for the schedule. Admission is $6 for ages 4-12, $8 for adults, with kids 3 and under skating free and skate rental at $3.
Kirkwood Ice Rink in Kirkwood (111 S. Geyer)
Bring the family for a round of ice skating at this year-round rink, featuring engaging learn-to-skate sessions that make it enjoyable for everyone. Many children take their first skating steps here. For info about public sessions, see the website. Admission is $6, $5 for Kirkwood and Glendale residents, and skate rental costs $3.
Creve Coeur Ice Arena in Creve Coeur (11400 Olde Cabin)
Fulfill your ice skating cravings at this rink’s daily public sessions. Creve Coeur Ice Arena also provides learn-to-skate lessons for both kids and adults. Admission is $6, $4 for Creve Coeur residents, and skate rental costs $3.
Maryville University Hockey Center in Chesterfield (18383 Chesterfield Airport)
This top-of-the-line hockey center in Chesterfield Valley welcomes the general public for recreational skating on selected dates. For availability, check the website. Admission is $10, and skate rental is $2.
St. Peters Rec-Plex in St. Peters (5200 Mexico)
Ice skating is just one of many recreational options at this expansive facility spanning 236,000 square feet. Visit the website to find public and freestyle skating times. Admission is $12, $10 for St. Peters residents, and skate rental is $3.50.
The Loading Dock in Grafton, Illinois (401 Front)
For a fun family excursion from St. Louis, visit The Loading Dock in Grafton, where you can skate in a barn alongside the Mississippi River. Enjoy the enchanting atmosphere with fairy lights and fire pits, with sessions running every Friday–Sunday until February 23. Check out the website for timing details. All-day skate pass is $10.50, and skate rental is $5.
Wentzville Ice Arena in Wentzville (910 Main Plaza)
This rink features multiple public skating sessions weekly, including a special “Wee and Me” session for young kids, where parents skate for free with their little ones. The rink also hosts various holiday-themed skating events each year. Explore the website for the latest schedule. Admission is $8, $7 for Wentzville residents, and skate rental costs $3.
Greensfelder Recreation Complex in Manchester (550 Weidman)
This renovated complex in Queeny Park provides daily public skating sessions. During the winter holidays, they offer a day camp for kids to enhance their skating skills. For session times, visit the website. Admission is $6 for kids, $8 for adults, and skate rental is $3.
East Alton Ice Arena in Alton, Illinois (631 Lewis and Clark)
With daily public skating sessions, hockey, broomball, and learn-to-skate classes, this rink is a hub for ice enthusiasts in the Metro East. They even offer a “Zamboni School” for those 18 and over who wish to learn how to smooth the ice. Admission is $6, and skate rental is $3.
Wilson Park Ice Rink in Granite City, Illinois (3000 Fehling)
Situated indoors and outdoors with a stunning timbered steeple roof that provides views of Wilson Park, this rink holds public skate sessions from Friday to Sunday from November through February. Check the website for public skate times. Admission is $6, $5 for kids, and skate rental is $2.
Brookdale Farms in Eureka (8004 Twin Rivers)
The latest outdoor skating venue in St. Louis, Brookdale Farms features synthetic ice that allows for skating in any weather. During the winter, the farm transforms into a “Winter Wonderland,” adorned with holiday lights, Santa, and a hot chocolate station. To find available times, see the website. Admission is $12, which includes skate rental.
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