Sky Rink At Chelsea Piers

Name: Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers
Address: 61 Chelsea Piers, Manhattan, New York, 10011, US
Telephone: +1 212-336-6100
Rating: 4.2

Ice Skating Rink in Manhattan, New York, New York, US

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Annika Blenke
6 months ago

Nice skating rink. Staff at the front helpful, but not overly friendly. Bathrooms dirty

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Phone: +1 212-336-6100

Website: chelseapiers.com

Address: 61 Chelsea Piers, Manhattan, New York, New York 10011, US

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About the Business:

Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers is a Ice skating rink located at 61 Chelsea Piers, Manhattan, New York, New York 10011, US.

The business is listed under ice skating rink, hockey rink, hockey supply store, ice hockey club, ice skating club, ice skating instructor, skate sharpening service, sporting goods store, sports complex category. It has received 101 reviews with an average rating of 4.2 stars.

Reviews:

Annika Blenke
6 months ago

Nice skating rink. Staff at the front helpful, but not overly friendly. Bathrooms dirty

Ali Smith
7 months ago

I decided to check out this skating rink last month while visiting Manhattan and was pretty disappointed. I was already uncomfortable after arriving and finding their website had outdated and inaccurate info on their mask policy and when I got to the rink I saw that they didn't Zamboni the ice before the public session, so everyone had to skate on choppy ice full of holes. They had over half of the already very small rink blocked off for learn to skate classes, so it was packed full, with nowhere to move around, and no masks in sight at the height of the omicron surge. I left quickly after determining the poor experience wasn't worth the risk, and tried emailing the contact info listed on the website to see if a refund was possible. That was a month ago and no one ever responded.

William
7 months ago

A pretty cool place to learn ice skating!

Vivica Spinelli
2 years ago

I went here for a hockey game. Parking in the garage is expensive ($33 for about 2 hours) and I'm not sure where else to park. They have a nice large elevator to take you to the rinks and wide stairs if you prefer stairs. When you go In it is a very large open area with tables to sit and eat. The snack bar has muffins, chips, bagels, pizza, garlic knots and some salad choices. Not bad but a few more choices for protein would be nice for our athletes before or after game meal. It is also a little pricey. A regular can of soda was $2. Pizzas start at $19.95 for a cheese pizza but it was good. The East rink where we played was nice because the netting doesn't go all the way around and you can take better pictures of the game. After the game my son said the ice was good so that's a plus. Locker rooms were clean but very small. The pro shop does sharpening and is nice, offering hockey and figure skating equipment. Overall this rink has everything you need to have a great time!

Inging Fnu
2 years ago

My daugther use to go here for skating lesson. She loved it here. The teacher is nice and patient. Yes its crowded specially on weekend. Need extra caution because there is so much of more pro skater. Easy to access with public transportation. They also have a party options. So we can have birthday party.

Short Features:

Indoor skating rink on a riverside pier Figure-skating lessons & ice-hockey games at a year-around ice rink with gear rentals & a snack bar.

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"Nice skating rink. Staff at the front helpful, but not overly friendly. Bathrooms dirty"

"I decided to check out this skating rink last month while visiting Manhattan and was pretty disappointed. I was already uncomfortable after arriving and finding their website had outdated and inaccurate info on their mask policy and when I got to the rink I saw that they didn't Zamboni the ice before the public session, so everyone had to skate on choppy ice full of holes. They had over half of the already very small rink blocked off for learn to skate classes, so it was packed full, with nowhere to move around, and no masks in sight at the height of the omicron surge. I left quickly after determining the poor experience wasn't worth the risk, and tried emailing the contact info listed on the website to see if a refund was possible. That was a month ago and no one ever responded."

"A pretty cool place to learn ice skating!"

"I went here for a hockey game. Parking in the garage is expensive ($ for about 2 hours) and I'm not sure where else to park. They have a nice large elevator to take you to the rinks and wide stairs if you prefer stairs. When you go In it is a very large open area with tables to sit and eat. The snack bar has muffins, chips, bagels, pizza, garlic knots and some salad choices. Not bad but a few more choices for protein would be nice for our athletes before or after game meal. It is also a little pricey. A regular can of soda was $2. Pizzas start at $. for a cheese pizza but it was good. The East rink where we played was nice because the netting doesn't go all the way around and you can take better pictures of the game. After the game my son said the ice was good so that's a plus. Locker rooms were clean but very small. The pro shop does sharpening and is nice, offering hockey and figure skating equipment. Overall this rink has everything you need to have a great time!"

"My daugther use to go here for skating lesson. She loved it here. The teacher is nice and patient. Yes its crowded specially on weekend. Need extra caution because there is so much of more pro skater. Easy to access with public transportation. They also have a party options. So we can have birthday party."

Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers has 4.2 stars from 101 reviews.

The address of Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers is 61 Chelsea Piers, Manhattan, New York, New York, US.