5 Best Ice-Skating Rinks To Chill With Friends in Hong Kong
Whether you're practicing your spins, learning to stay upright, or just looking for a fun indoor hangout, Hong Kong has a great lineup of ice-skating rinks perfect for all kinds of skaters. From Olympic-sized arenas with scenic views to pay-as-you-go rinks in shopping hubs, these spots are ideal for beginners, pros, and anyone in between. Here are the coolest places to hit the ice with friends across the city.
Ice Palace Cityplaza
Glacier Ice Rink – Spacious, Well-Loved, and Great for Beginners
Location: Festival Walk, Kowloon Tong
A favourite among beginners and seasoned skaters alike, Glacier Ice Rink offers a spacious layout and a wide range of lessons, from basic skills to competition prep. As one of the larger rinks in the city, there’s usually enough room to practice comfortably—though it does get busy on weekends and holidays.
How to get there: Direct access from Kowloon Tong MTR
Opening Hours: 10:30am–8:00pm (check session times)
Cost: From HK$80 per session
Ice Palace – Sleek and Revamped with a Strong Skating School
Location: Cityplaza, Taikoo Shing
Ice Palace in Quarry Bay has recently been upgraded with improved sound and lighting, making for a more immersive skating experience. With a well-regarded skating school catering to all levels, it's ideal for anyone looking to learn or refine their skills. Grab a snack from nearby kiosks and take a break without even untying your skates.
How to get there: 2-minute walk from Tai Koo MTR
Opening Hours: 9:30am–9:00pm (check public skating hours)
Cost: From HK$70 per session
Mega Ice – Olympic-Size Rink with Mountain Views and Hockey Action
Location: MegaBox, Kowloon Bay
Home to Hong Kong’s only international-standard ice rink, Mega Ice is the place to be for serious skaters and hockey fans. With panoramic mountain views and frequent tournaments, it’s also fun to watch from the nearby food court if you’re not hitting the ice yourself. Classes in figure skating and hockey are available for all levels.
How to get there: 15-minute walk or shuttle from Kowloon Bay MTR
Opening Hours: 10:00am–10:00pm
Cost: From HK$70 per session
The Rink – Flexible, Pay-By-Minute Skating in Tsim Sha Tsui
Location: Elements, West Kowloon
The Rink offers a unique skating experience with its pay-per-minute system. Just tap your Octopus card to start, and pay only for the time you skate. It’s an easy, budget-friendly way to enjoy a quick glide. The open design and eco-friendly ice maintenance also make it a standout among city rinks.
How to get there: Directly above Kowloon MTR Station
Opening Hours: 10:00am–10:00pm (some classes may affect public access)
Cost: From HK$1 per minute
Lohas Rink – Hong Kong’s Newest and Largest Ice Arena
Location: The Lohas, Tseung Kwan O
As the city’s largest rink, Lohas Rink is a great choice for beginners needing more space to move. This modern facility is equipped with eco-friendly systems and a sleek design, offering a comfortable skating environment. It’s also part of a newer mall development, so there’s plenty to do before or after your session.
How to get there: Connected to Lohas Park MTR
Opening Hours: 10:00am–10:00pm
Cost: From HK$80 per session
