Rink at Lionshead/Arrabelle-- The worst experience for first timers, especially young children…read more At Lionshead there is a public skating rink, run by the Arrabelle, that opens from 1:00pm. My 5 year old daughter was very excited for her first time, but this is not the place to initiate them. There were skaters who skated too fast for the number of toddlers falling down on the rink. Additionally, the rental office only had *3 *skating assists which were given out on a first-come-first serve basis. We arrived at open, so yes we received one of the coveted assists. It caused jealousy, resentment and fights between the parents (not the children). The ones with the assists were constantly harassed by the other parents who felt entitled to disturb them. It was a very unwelcome and uncomfortable situation. Solution: 1) The rental office has to enforce their own rules-- its first come first serve. When they are done with it, they will bring it back. Don't bother those other parents. OR 2) provide more skating assists or allow people to bring their own. The skating rental is good for all day. Though we only lasted an hour on the ice with most of it sitting down with my child crying made worse by other inconsiderate parents interrupting. When I returned the skates after one hour, the staff half-hearted offered a refund, but only if I waited for the manager-- however long that would have taken. I declined their offer.

An awesome spot for open ice skating! Whether for kids or adults, the ice rink was perfect! It's…read moreindoor outdoor rink. It was amazing and had so many things to do outside ice skating if you want! Highly recommend checking it out and decent pricing!!

This a great sports complex, came here in winter and my family skated during some free time between…read morehockey practice and games. They played good music, and there was access to skate assisters (metal things that they can hold onto while skating until they get used to skating on their own). The kids had a blast, with one meltdown when they didn't want to leave!!! That was fixed when I purchased 3 $1.00 hot cocoas! Really great fun, they have a great playground and summer sports as well. Check it out for prices online, skate rentals are available!

A great facility in Breckenridge, Colorado!…read more Two sheets of ice (one indoor, one "outdoor"). The outdoor rink has a roof and is exposed on one side, but with the green tarps in place - the weather element was negligible (at least in October). Seating for the indoor rink is great. The outdoor rink only has a few metal bleachers, but you can walk around the rink to spectate from the side of the player benches. Be prepared for some mud and wind though (it rained the weekend I watched games). Their is a snack bar inside that carried plenty of junk food options and one of the local saloons setup a burger and brat stand in front of the main entrance (smelled great, but I did not try anything). Quite a bit of parking, but I expect it is harder to find a spot during ski season.

What a fine place to bring the family on the last day of our visiti in Breckenridge. This place may…read morealso be known as the Breckenridge Ice Rink, a Breckenridge Recreation Department facility located just east of the breckenridge ski resort area. I was towed along with the grandkids, Uncles and Aunts to an "outdoor skating rink". I was looking to find the cute little skating rink envisioned in those quaint ski resort villages of movie yesteryear. Instead, I thought we were walking into the local hockey training facility when I was pointed in the back for the outdoor (coooooold) recreational area filled with kids, parents, and a couple of uncles dancing to a "Blades of Glory" skating scene. Sheesh, can't take these guys anywhere. The skating round and round quickly found that 10K feet is hard to skate like at sea level. A lot of gasping for air was going on. Also, the uncles and aunts commandeered the learning blocks from all of the young kids, and that mostly led to our dismissal and pointing us to the door. Staff were cool. They need a bar. Dicks

A great rec center. They got plenty of classes through out the week to make anyone happy. The ice…read moreskating rink is pretty big. The showers had a good water pressure but it was disappointing to only see mystery soap on the wall. For someone who only comes through once in a while paying almost $29 to not have the basic soap/shampoo/conditioner on the wall is kinda sad. I expected more for it being in Aspen. The staff is really friendly and there is plenty of parking.

The price of admission for a non-resident is very reasonable. Additionally, there are wonderful…read moreamenities and the center is not very busy. One down side is the size and location of the weight room... more like a weight hallway. It's located in the basement - the dumb bells go up to 100 lbs which is wonderful, there are two squat racks, two cable machines and some other targeted muscle group machines. If you are looking for a slightly better experience than a hotel gym, this is perfect - if you're looking to get an intense-varied workout ... try somewhere else? Overall it was clean, quiet, and fine for a single session.

Fun place to take the kids while visting Keystone near River Run. Easy and quick check-in process…read moreand awesome customer service at the check-in window. We will definitely be back to Ice Skate next time we visit Keystone!

Waited 30 minutes for the person that gives out the rentals. Never showed up. Sign in window posted…read more"be back in 5 minutes". Disappointing. An hour before closing as well.

hockey good, the guys should makeout more!!!!! nice and cold in here. could be colder.read more

Great time spent here watching my son's varsity hockey games over a spectacular weekend in…read moreSeptember. Beyond the awesome sight lines and friendly staff, parking is abundant, plenty of places to grab a coffee, sandwich, or beer close by, and you're in Steamboat Springs (what is NOT to like??!!). Here's to hoping my son's team chooses to play in this tournament again next season!

Played here for my daughters tournament. The locker rooms were hot based off what the kids said. I…read morewalked in and it was super hot although it was nice because it was cold and snowing when we were there. Parking was the worst unless you find parking down the street or if you leave early and you find parking. The rink was nice the benches were far back when on the ice and also seating was okay and you could find seating around the rink by standing. Also the lobby is chaotic when there is a lot of games happening.

Pretty run down, and not fan friendly. The old guy who works the front counter is so grumpy and…read morerood that i don't ever want to come back. There is a new ice arena not far away that is state of the art and beautiful. If you can avoid a league her ...then do.

Absolutely a fun activity! From Lionshead you could walk and it is on the free bus route from Vail…read more Very easy to get to as Allison J mentioned. The open skate hours are a bit limited, so just check in advance. The hockey and figure skating practice takes up most of the days, but open skate is fun and a great bang for your buck!

Ice rink that's located between Vail Village and Lionshead. it's on the free bus route so you can…read moreget to it very easily. Thursdays offer 2 sessions for toddlers. $10 gets your child story time and skating with an instructor. There's open skate and other events available. But check the schedule because there's also hockey practice and the public can't skate then.

Very nice as public recreation facilities go. Centrally located in the valley. It's a worthwhile…read morevisit, if you need to hit the stair master.

Adequate, not quite amazing. The facility was built "way back" in 1995 and needs a bit of a…read morerefresh. Little water pressure in showers, a few machines are out of order and many missing or mismatched ceiling tiles. Nice locker facilities but might benefit from combination locks instead of none or bring your own.