Turnkey Outdoor Ice Rinks for Venues, Events & Municipalities
Commercial-grade refrigerated ice rink & chiller
Professional installation and disassembly
Optional rink management & daily operations
"A magical place to skate! So much fun to skate between the towering buildings and the Hudson River. The staff was very helpful making this a wonderful experience."
Why our Rink Services Are Different?
“The best ice skating rink in Manhattan, this winter favorite is located on the plaza in front of the Brookfield Place Winter Garden.” -Timeout Magazine
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
INSTALLATION, MANAGEMENT, DISMANTLING...WE DO IT ALL
4 Simple Steps to Building a Rink
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Initial Consultation
Let us walk you through all possibilities and options for your ideal rink.
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Site Evaluation
We assess all requirements to create a rink that matches your ice rinks vision
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Installation & Training
We handle rink installation and guide you through all operational and maintenance procedures.
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Experience the Joy of Skating
Enjoy a memorable skating experience with smooth ice and endless fun.
Frequently asked questions
Have questions? We’re here to help
What is the ideal surface for installing a seasonal ice rink?
The best surfaces for a seasonal ice rink are flat, hard areas like concrete or asphalt, which provide stability, efficient chilling, and minimal maintenance. Grass or compacted dirt can also work if properly leveled. Ideally, the surface should have no more than a 6-inch difference between the highest and lowest points for consistent ice thickness and safe skating. If the grade exceeds 6 inches, we can install gravel to level the area and ensure a smooth rink surface.
What type of power supply is required?
A 480-volt, 3-phase power switch is required for the chillers, with the amps depending on the rink’s skating surface size. A simple calculation to estimate amps is: (Rink square footage ÷ 35) × 2.
Single-phase power options are also available if needed.
What type of water supply is required for an ice rink?
An ice rink requires a fire hydrant or comparable water source nearby to fill the rink. Once filled, a standard water spigot is sufficient to maintain ice quality and refill the ice resurfacer—warm water is ideal for the resurfacer but not required.
How quickly can the rink be installed?
Installation timelines depend on the size of the rink and the site’s accessibility, with most projects planned for 8–12 days. Expedited services are also available for faster setup if needed.