Two full hockey rinks inside with stadium seating. Pretty cold for the summer weather so I'm sure…read moreit's freezing in colder weather. They have a cafe up top but it wasn't open for the Boston Breakout where they could've made a lot of money. Bathrooms are decent. Overall a clean ice rink with ample parking.

Very clean. Very new…read more Plenty of toilets in the restroom so I never had to wait in a line. But, if ur a contractor there's no microwave or toaster over. Ur stuck w cold food if u brought it, or buy it from food court. The ice is very clean & smooth. Parking is reasonable and spacious. The soda fountain is not self serve in the food court.

Okay rink, slightly above average, good viewing for photographers and video. Good pro shop and…read moresnack bar. Plenty of parking. No alcohol sales and only one bathroom in a facility with three sheets, cafe, pro shop etc

Nice facility. It's big. There are 3 rinks and a LOT of locker rooms. Of course, the locker…read morerooms are pretty small and today, we had to share it with another team. Impossible. Also, even though it's a beautiful day today, it was really, really cold inside.

Clean and well-maintained rink with good amenities and heated lobby. FYI no bleachers, only…read morefloor-level benches. We do skating lessons here through The Skating Club of Boston's Skating Academy.

I liked public skate at this place. Limited parking keeps the crowd to a manageable level…read more Note that it's cash only!

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.

Went public skating Saturday afternoon and they never resurfaced the ice, it was in rough shape.read more

This rink just keeps getting better. The ice looks awesome now. The lines and circles are BRIGHT…read morewith fresh paint. The glass is clear. It looks great. The guys here really care and are working hard to make this the best rink in the area!

*** 2019-2020 ***…read more The Reilly Memorial Rink at Cleveland Circle is a short walk from both the final stop on the C Line, and the Reservoir Station on the D Line. During my first visit this season, I noticed that the ladies room had been moved to the corner, and enlarged with a separate changing room space that isn't padded to protect any ice skates on your feet. I also noticed that they didn't zamboni the ice that public skate time. Public skating begins 11/29/19, ends 3/1/20 Public skating hours Saturday & Sunday: 2pm - 3:50pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 12pm - 1:50pm Wednesday: public stick time 12pm - 1:50pm

The only pro of this establishment is that there is free-of-charge public skating. The rentals are…read morealso decently cheap, $7 for figure skates & $8 for hockey skates I believe. Aside from that, there really isn't anything special. The second I got onto the ice, I was bombarded by about 25 little kids who consistently kept falling right in front of my skates. Keep in mind, this wasn't as hazardous as it could've been because I was only able to go about 2 mph on my skates as each square-foot was covered by an ice skater. I felt like I was playing dodgeball. By no means was this the fault of the kids, because everyone learns to skate at some point and it was actually quite cute seeing them learn. However, the public skating hours are very limited (2 hours per weekend day) + (the fact that it's free). Everybody is gonna sprint there! This isn't ideal, practice, or physically safe. There was absolutely no room to skate freely. Also, the rental hockey skates I got were very weird, the blade was not centered correctly and it seemed like it needed some sharpening.

Oh, there's a skating rink out there in Quincy? Well, Yelp didn't know about it either so I guess…read moreI shouldn't feel bad that I didn't know. Out in the front they have a handful or two of parking spots, but out in the back there's a really nice sized parking lot that I covet for the other (more convenient) skating rinks I frequent. Five long benches were plenty for the decent sized crowd that I found sprawled out on the rink this afternoon. Everyone left their shoes and bags under the benches since there were no shelves or lockers available for our use. But the gal's bathroom with 3 toilets, 2 sinks, and a super strong blow dryer, was really clean and well stocked with toilet paper and soap. I had my own skates, but my friend rented a pair of hockey skates for $5 at the snack bar window, which also had hot chocolate and a small selection of candy for sale. Ice time booking 617-727-4708 2009-2010 Public Skating Hours (October 17, 2009 - March 14, 2010) Tue 1:30pm-4:50pm Thur 1:30pm-2:30pm Sat & Sun 2:00pm-3:50pm *** 12/2017 *** 2017 - 2018 PUBLIC SKATING Nov. 26th. - March 11th. $3.00 admission - CASH ONLY Sunday. . . . . . . . . . 2:00 pm - 3:40 pm Tuesday. . . . . . . . . .11:00 am - 2:40 pm Thursday. . . . . . . . 12:00 - 1:40 pm Saturday. . . . . . . . . 2:00 pm - 3:40 pm 10 AND UNDER - ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED SKATE RENTAL - $6.00 SKATE SHARPENING - $6.00

Bring your milk crate is you have first time skaters with you.read more

Beautiful ice skating rink at Anderson Park! Spacious and crisp. There is also a kiddie rink on the…read moreside for kids to skate with crates. Hot chocolate and snacks are sold inside. We had a great time.

Pros: * A separate skating area for beginners called "small…read moreice" * Skate helpers are available for beginners. these are a sliding frame that you hold onto while moving on the ice while learning to balance * Indoor stuff includes: seats, limited small storage cubbies for shoes, snack bar, bathrooms, rental counter (skating is outdoors of course) Cons: * There are not enough seats indoors for all of the people who want to sit down during busy times, which is exacerbated by my next point... * Not enough storage for stuff indoors. People bring a lot of junk with them skating (right or wrong), and a lot of it needs to be stored while they are on the ice. They have quite a bit of empty wall space where additional storage could be built. As a result, people put their junk all around the floor and on seats, reducing the available seating. The junk on the floor makes it hard to walk (especially with skates on).

Such a charming, throw-back sort of rink. Great family vibe for Friday public skates, and the ice…read moreis always sensational. Not only do they have a snack bar, but they have the best coffee I've ever had at a rink. Since moving to RI, I've adopted Thayer Arena as my home ice.

5 stars!! Love this rink. Plenty of public skating hours available and the ice is always beautiful…read more 2 rinks under 1 roof is such a W