This SI skating rink is only open on weekends, but the best thing about it is that there are no tourists. We suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks; call for hours and more information.

Admission:
$8
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Skate around and under the globe on the ice here, where the World's Fair was held in 1964. Days and hours vary, so call for more information.

Admission: $5-8

New York City Building, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park; [more...]

Though this Coney Island rink has limited hours, it is on the boardwalk, and who knows how much longer you'll be able to hang out there?

Hours:
Saturdays and Sundays 1:30-4pm.

Admission:
$8

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With the holidays approaching, this Midtown skate spot gets super crowded at night and on weekends. After New Year's, however, the place is yours. Snacks and hot drinks are available, or you can head to the Rock Center Cafe for a more [more...]

The beautiful Pond at Bryant Park gives New Yorkers a chance to skate on the 170' x 100' rink, surrounded by the the annual Holiday Shops and the rest of the parks amenities. The Pond Snack Shop offers quick snacks–pizza, hot dogs, [more...]

Skaters at Wollman rink can carve figure-eights surrounded by sky-scraping building's and Central Park's beautiful landscape. The snack bar here sells the standard food items–hot dogs, nachos, etc–in addition to hot and cold drinks. [more...]

A giant swimming pool in the summer, this uptown rink provides plenty of space for twirling skaters. Snacks are available here, as are hot and cold drinks, and there are vending machines inside for those craving m&m's or pretzels. [more...]

This indoor skating rink ensures that you can skate without freezing your little tush off. The enormous rink also offers adult and youth hockey, skating lessons, figure skating, groups and camps. There are plenty of snacks available at [more...]