Pretty decent hockey rink. It's one of the rinks used in the league that I play in, the NESHL (New…read moreEngland Senior Hockey League) and I found it to be one of the better ones so far. The parking outside is spacious which is pretty awesome - it's in fact a lot better than the rink in Everett in those terms. And that is also the case for the locker rooms which are also pretty big. That aside, the ice was in pretty good condition and not as soft as in other rinks, mostly because of the fact that the rink itself is kept at a colder temperature. The lighting of the ice is decent but the benches are a bit too short in length. Some of us had to stand up during the game... All in all this is a pretty solid ice skating rink though. I'm playing there next week and look forward to it.

Good local hockey rink. Took my lil buddy Jack who I tutor at the Boys & Girls Club here for the…read moreTufts vs Norwich game this past Saturday afternoon. Tufts a no gotta their own rink on campus since they didn't have varsity hockey until a few years back. Good trivia (trivierrr) in case you're ever in town. It's small, not a lot of seats, but it's cozy. And you can see just fine, and they don't mind if you stand up right next to the boards so that's cool to get the close up especially when there's a big hit right in front of you. Plenty of locals in the stands (who knew there were so many Norwich hockey alums in the area?) and lotsa "Hey Laaahrrry, how's the wife?" type of talk. Always amusing to hear. Jack had never been to a hockey game so it was pretty fun for him. However, I think he had just as much fun playing the racecar video game in the lobby. Actually I did too!

Nice place to skate without many people on the ice. Good ice conditions today. Easy free parking…read moreand to find this place

My husband and I love this spot for free ice skating…read more We've been trying to go during the week so that it's less crowded than the weekend times (better for practicing), but the website doesn't seem to provide very accurate information for times. I think that aspect could use a lot of help.

Flynn rink is great for a couple of reasons: 1. They have…read morefree public skate sessions and $5 rentals. 2. They have a smaller little kid/learners rink next to the main rink which helps to weed out some beginners. 3. They offer a snack bar and enough parking for everyone Now for the not so great: 1. They have limited staff to help on the ice and if you're a beginner and need assistance, you won't get it on the ice. 2. They don't have lockers, so be sure to wear crappy shoes and leave your bag in the car. 3. Public skate is only for a little over an hour and they don't Zamboni the ice during the session Overall, for free skating you can't do much better in the area so I would definitely give this place a go!

They'd get no stars if I could do that. Staff is rude, the website is not always up to date, and…read morethe generally treat you like crap. This place would be out of business if there were more rinks in the area.

This ice skating rink is one that is used by the New England Senior Hockey League which I am a part…read moreof. Finding it and getting to it was rather easy as it's right off of 93 and it features a large parking lot. However the one thing that's great about it is the quality of the ice and the spectator seating. Both are top notch. However the locker rooms are tiny, especially for a roster of 15+ players. That aside the place is clean and playing there is pretty awesome.

I went there, ice was awful for ice hockey. No more public skating. Bath rooms a mess. Manager…read moresweeting all over himself. I have been skating since I was 5 yrs old, so I know skating rinks. Locker rooms smelled bad, reminds me of ice skating rink on rte 1, The person on yelled at people about their coffee, his name was Billy W. what a tool.

Unique outdoor skate spot! Storage lockers on site, validated parking near by!…read more Staff is attentive, well priced, nearby to food and shops!

We went on a Sunday afternoon with our preschooler for his first time on the ice. Not the least…read moreexpensive around but better than the Frog Pond and way less crowded. The staff are friendly. The music is good but not too loud, which is a must for my kiddo. They do not have assists but the rail at the top of the boards isn't too high so he was able to hang on. Slow pokes do stay to the edge and learners right in the center. It's an odd shaped small rink which makes it easy to move between rails and center without passing a (frozen) sea of people . Definitely a good place for a nice casual skate. We will be going back.

love the staff and the place is always clean I play there every Sunday love Emma and Matt and Steve…read morethe owner is amazing. best place to bring your kids for skating.

Came to skate for the 5th time in my life. It was very busy since it was while they're open to the…read morepublic. Cost was a little confusing since those with their own skates were able to hop right onto the ice whereas those who had to buy rentals also had to buy a ticket. Otherwise decent experience, might come again. Concession stand was also open with a fair amount of options to choose from for those interested.

If I was any better at skating, I'd come here all the time - free admission, rentals only $5 (CASH…read moreONLY), a pretty view of the harbor, and an absolutely banging playlist, what's not to love? Plus, indoors, a massive boon for when being outside for any amount of time is miserable, which beats Frog Pond. As it were, I spent the first half hour practically clinging to the thin ledge, just trying to stay upright, but still had so much fun. Some tips: 1. Get here early on weekends, right when it opens for public skating - 4pm. You get to be one of the first to get your skates; you can stake out a convenient spot to get on/off the ice; you can have more of an empty rink to play; AND you get dibs on the stacks of crates. 2. Speaking of, the crates are such a genius, low-cost way of helping people get the hang of balancing without having to edge around slowly. As with many things, the stability that comes with skating comes with some amount of speed, which you can't really achieve by pulling yourself along the ledge. 3. Watch out for when it gets crowded, as you have not-so-good skaters like moi, the people practicing spins and jumps in the center, and the speed demons swooshing around. Then you have some random citizen police (who are not the actual rink security keeping an eye on things) trying to convince you to let go of your stack of crates and to practice being out on the open, in the form of an older lady barking orders at me. It was super bizarre. Let me do my thing! 4. The surface got very chipped in a short amount of time, and it was murder on my ankles after a while. 5. Parking is very tricky in this part of the North End. SpotHero or the T are your friend. 6. Whoever was in charge of the playlist, I doff my hat to you. So many bangers, one after the other, to skate to.

Came in for public skating sat 4-9pm. Admission is free and rental skates $5 cash only. Great space…read moreand fun!

The skating rink is super clean . The vibe is welcoming and friendly. They have a big parking lot…read more so parking is not an issue . They have an online website where you can find all information needed . The cost is about $7.00

Super clean ice arena! Great place to escape the heat. Best part, you walk outside and you're at…read morethe beach. Unfortunately, it's only a seasonal arena so check we website for public session availability. Wish this arena was open year around, ice is so nice.