Best Ice Skating Spots In Adelaide Near Me

4worldlovers: Welcome to The Ice ArenA, Adelaide’s premier ice sports and recreational ice skating venue. We are home to Ice Hockey, Figure Skating, Broomball and Public Skating, open 7 days a week.

We also offer the coolest kid’s Birthday Parties, Snow Play for the little ones, and we have packages for school, OSHC, community and work groups all year round.

We look forward to seeing you soon at the coolest place in town.

Click or tap below to see the different pricing categories. The IceArenA recognises most forms of student and concession cards. Family and group packages are available. Bring your own skates for cheaper entry!

Includes skate hire. Discount only available if Group Booking is paid in a single payment, split payments are not available

Please head to the Schools & Community page for all the details.

The Ice ArenA offers free “Come & Try” classes to those wanting a few tips on how to skate or considering taking group classes.

Ice skating is great for exercise, leisure, traveling and the fundamental building block of various sports. Learning to skate is the first step into this fun world of ice. The Ice ArenA runs Public Skate sessions everyday or if you're looking to learn to sktate, The Ice ArenA's Skate School runs under the Aussie Skate program, designed for all ages.

The Ice ArenA brings you Snow Play sessions during the school term from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm every Thursday and Sunday. It’s a terrific two hour session for children aged from 0 up to 12 years to experience snow in a safe, fun filled environment all year round. Bookings essential, head to the Snow Play page to book your spot.

4worldlovers: Victoria Square / Tarntanyangga is the largest of the six squares and the centrepiece of Light’s plan, originally named ‘the Great Square’ by him. Covering eight acres, Light imagined that it would become the commercial hub for the settlement. In the Northern end of the square, the State Survey mark today commemorates the commencement of Light’s survey on 11 January 1837.