Holiday Ice Skating In Charlotte
HOLIDAY ICE SKATING IN CHARLOTTE
WHY NOT GLIDE INTO THE HOLIDAYS?
WHERE TO ICE SKATE DURING THE 2024 HOLIDAY SEASON
“Skating can make you feel athletic, graceful, beautiful.”
… Gracie Gold
There’s nothing quite like the charm of outdoor ice skating in Charlotte during the holiday season! With the cooler air, twinkling lights, and festive music filling the atmosphere, every glide across the ice can feel magical. Whether you’re perfecting your spins or simply enjoying a slow skate with loved ones, Charlotte’s outdoor rinks offer a delightful mix of holiday cheer and winter wonder. Grab a cup of hot cocoa after your session, and you’ve got the perfect recipe for making cherished holiday memories in the Queen City.
ICE SKATING AT THE US NATIONAL WHITEWATER CENTER IN CHARLOTTE
Many people associate the US National Whitewater Center with rafting and other warmer weather water activities. But did you know that starting mid- November 11th through mid-February, you can skate on an ice trail or free skate on 24,000 square feet of ice at the US National Whitewater Center? The Whitewater Center’s ice rink includes four distinct skating areas, including two ice trails and two free skate zones. The US National Whitewater Center ice skating rink is open daily 10:00 AM till 10:PM on weekends and 12:00 PM till 10:00 PM weekdays, including on Thanksgiving and Christmas Days. A single activity pass is $25. Parking is $12.
The US National Whitewater Center is located at 5000 Whitewater Center Parkway in Charlotte
ICE SKATING AT CAMP NORTH END
The Camp North End ice skating rink opens on November 22nd and will stay open through January 5th. The rink is open daily, including on Thanksgiving and Christmas Days. Admission is $15 and includes skate rental, but you are free to bring your own skates. Children under the age of 5 pay $10. To find out hours, where to park, to buy tickets to skate at Camp North End, click here.
Camp North End is located at 400 Camp Road in Charlotte
ICE SKATING AT UNION COUNTY ICE RINK
This is the first year for this rink, presented by Union County Parks & Recreation. The rink will be open from November 25th to January 20, 2025, except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Skating hours are 2:00 PM till 9:15 PM. Cost is $12 per person, which include skate rental. Children under the age of three enter free.
Union County Ice Rink is located at 6467 Old Monroe Road in Indian Trail
ICE SKATING AT LIGHT THE KNIGHTS FESTIVAL
Light the Knight Festival at Truist Field in Uptown Charlotte features a regulation size ice rink on the field and a 10-lane, 150-foot snow tubing slope in right field. The rink will be open November 27th through January 3, 2025. Besides skating and tubing, you can enjoy shopping, holiday treats, tens of thousands of lights, decor, and more. For hours and prices to skate at the Light the Knights Festival, click here.
Truist Field is located at 324 S Mint Street in Charlotte
ICE SKATING AT FOUNDERS HOLIDAY ICE RINK IN ROCK HILL, SC
Located in the heart of old town Rock Hill, the Founders Holiday Ice Rink will be open daily except for Mondays and Christmas Day, November 16th until January 20, 205. Tickets are $15, which includes skates and 90 minutes of skating. Hours of operation at Founders Holiday Ice Rink vary, so click here for updates.
Founders Holiday Ice Rink is located 300 East Main Street in Rock Hill
HOPING TO SKATE INTO A NEW HOME IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS?
This information about where to ice skate outdoors in Charlotte during the 2024 holiday season is provided by Nina Hollander with Coldwell Banker Realty, Greater Charlotte residential real estate expert. I’ve been opening doors for Charlotte region home buyers and sellers since 1999. And if you’re hoping to skate into a new home in time for the holidays or before the new year, there’s still time and I can help!
If you’re considering selling or purchasing a home in the Charlotte region this holiday season, I’d love an opportunity to earn your business, exceed your expectations, and to show you why experience matters and how:
“The Right Broker Makes All The Difference.”
