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Ice Skating at T-Mobile Park Arena

I recently went Ice Skating infront of the T-Mobile Park Arena.  I thought it would be inside The Park, but was outside.  The area was smaller than I thought, but it was nice.  It kind of looks like the Skating rings in movies~  It has short walls that help stabilize New Ice Skaters.  I've been Ice Skating before, and I did a lot of Rollerblading when I was younger.  My friends had some difficulties and skated near the wall.

If you go Ice Skating, dress warm, make sure to wear long socks, and really tighten your skates.  If your skates are loose, you'll wobble a lot on the ice and it will cause more pain.  There are workers who skate on the ice to help people who've fallen and etc.  It was a fun time~
The Ice Skating Ring will be at The Park from November 19, 2016 - January 15, 2017.  It cost $15 for 2 hours including Skates, while Locals receive 20% discount.  For more information and time events, please check out their website.
I went on a Monday Night, so it wasn't that crowded.  It's a nice place for First time Skaters or for Veteran Skaters too~




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