During a holiday season unlike any other, it’s important to hold onto the little things. This year we rounded up four different outdoor ice skating rinks for your family’s enjoyment.
Photograph courtesy of Fifty West Brewing Company
Fifty West Brewing Company
From cycling to sand volleyball to running clubs to kayaking, Fifty West Brewery Company offers activities for everyone to enjoy. This winter, the brewery converted a portion of its sand volleyball courts into an ice skating rink. Visit the beer garden area for craft beers and burgers, and now hot coco for the kids. For $10 a person, the kids can skate on the ice rink for 60 minutes while you watch and cuddle up around one of the six fire pits or hangout under the heated and ventilated tents. Pricing include skate rentals.
7605 U.S. Route 50 Columbia Twp., (513) 834-8789
Summit Park
Located in Blue Ash, the Warm 98.5 Ice Rink at Summit Park is back for its fourth season. In order to comply with COVID-19 regulations, this ice rink is available by reservation only. The ice is sanitized between each session, which last for an hour and a half. It’s $6 per person or $5 per person in groups of three or more; these prices also include skate rentals.
4335 Glendale Milford Rd., Blue Ash
Fountain Square
Enjoy this Cincinnati classic in a new way this holiday season! Fountain Square will be splitting its UC Health Ice Rink for use between skaters and bumper cars. Rates will be $15 for both bumper cars and ice skating, or $10 for just ice skating, and you can register for hour-long sessions online.
520 Vine St., Downtown
Creation Museum Glice
Check out the largest synthetic Glice rink in North America at the Creation Museum in Williamstown, Kentucky. The beauty of this rink is that it functions like real ice no matter the temperature. This rink’s rates are $8 per hour-long session, which includes ice skate rentals.
1 Ark Encounter Dr., Williamstown, KY
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