Ice skating is a wonderful pastime. Kids love to spin, jump and twirl in their own winter wonderland. Whether your child is a complete beginner or a seasoned skater, there are rinks for every level. Little Steps Asia has found all of the best training rinks in Hong Kong and sourced information on where to buy ice skates and ice hockey essentials. You’ll also find information on where the entire family can watch the ice hockey pros or figure skating champs.
The Rink At Elements is ideal for beginners, unsteady skaters, and kids. The icerink is an impressive 46 meters long and 20 meters wide. They have fun penguin, seal, bear, and dolphin handrails so that even the littlest skater is upright and steady. They operate a pay and skate system using your Octopus card so that you can pop by anytime. You can book private figure skating or ice hockey lessons with qualified instructors. Rental skates and lockers are available.
The Rink at Elements, No. 1 Austin Road West, TST, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 2196 8016, www.therinkltd.com
Open every day; the City Plaza Ice Palace is bright and fun. They have state-of-the-art lighting and audio to create a great competition vibe. The rink uses an environmentally friendly refrigerant that creates fast ice, making the surface suitable for all types of ice skating. Ice Palace is home to one of the largest skating schools in the city, with 25 ISI Registered coaches and judges. Your children can join the Vision on Ice Project, which takes them from junior to professional skater. If you feel peckish, you can grab a drink and snacks without the need to remove your skates. Warm-up and cool down in the stretching and activity room. The skate shop is run by knowledgeable staff.
City Plaza Ice Palace, 18/F, One Island East, 18 Westlands Road, Island East, Hong Kong, icepalace@swireproperties.com, https://www.cityplaza.com/en/ice-palace
With impressive harbor views, Mega Ice is the first venue in Hong Kong to host international ice hockey leagues on their competition-sized ice rinks, such as Asian Figure Skating Championships and the Asian Short Track Speed Skating Championships. Mega Ice is home to the CIHL professional men's hockey league and Youth Hockey League. You can use the multi-purpose venue for various events, private functions, and even kids' birthday parties. Certified coaches give figure skating, ice hockey, and synchronized ice skating lessons.
Mega Ice, L10 MegaBox, 38 Wang Chiu Road, Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong, +852 9181 1662, www.megaice.com.hk
The Lohas Rink in the New Territories is a world-class venue with state-of-the-art amenities and hosts regular local and international figure skating events, curling competitions, ice hockey matches, and other large-scale ice-based tournaments. They offer comprehensive professional training for budding figure skaters and ice hockey players. Warm up and cool down in the multi-function room, have your skates sharpened or buy up-to-the-minute gear. The Lohas Rink rents the cutest penguin handrails for your little beginners.
Lohas Rink, 1 Lohas Park Road, New Territories, Hong Kong, +852 2622 8400, info@lohasrink.com.hk, https://lohasrink.com.hk/
Festival Walk Glacier in Kowloon Tong is a comprehensive skating school that accommodates beginners and advanced skaters. Coaches can also prepare students for international-level competitions. The rink is open every day, and there is a comprehensive skate shop, lockers, and rentals onsite. With 35 certified coaches, it's one of the largest facilities in Hong Kong. They strive to raise local ice-skating standards to international-competition levels.
Glacier Ice Rink, Shop UG-21, Level UG, Festival Walk, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong, +852 2844 3588, +852 5500 3588, skateshop@glacier.com.hk, www.festivalwalk.com.hk
DB Ice Rink in Discovery Bay is fun and inclusive for kids and families to explore ice skating. It's the epicenter of skating with state-of-the-art amenities. It's also a venue of choice for professional performances, international competitions, and specialized training. Their comprehensive skating programs adhere to the Ice Skating Institute of Asia, comprising skating fundamentals and comprehensive, step-by-step figure skating and ice hockey courses for beginners to advanced skaters with world-class coaches.
DB Ice Rink, G/F, DB Plaza, Discovery Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, +852 2234 0187, enquiry@dbicerink.com, https://www.dbicerink.com/
The Hong Kong Academy of Ice Hockey (HKAIH) is a non-profit sports organization that promotes and develops ice hockey as a sport for all in Hong Kong. It’s run by former NHL player and captain of the New York Rangers, coach Barry Beck.
Hong Kong Academy of Ice Hockey, +852 2863 4368, info@hkaih.org, www.hkaih.org
Let your little ones learn from the pros of the new China International Hockey League! Games are held most Saturday nights at Mega Ice in Megabox at 8 pm and 9.30 pm. Take your seat rinkside to cheer on the pros. Go Hong Kong Typhoons!
China International Hockey League, www.cihl.com.
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