• All patrons must wear skates while on the ice. No one is permitted on the ice without skates.
• Skaters must continue moving at all times and follow the designated skating direction.
• No roughness, excessive speed, racing, weaving, or human chains. Tag, games, and the use of sticks or pucks are prohibited.
• No intentional sliding, diving, kicking, or chipping of the ice.
• Throwing snow, ice, or any objects is not permitted.
Need a little help skating?
Rent a Skating Helper! Adults can use two stacked together. Skate Helpers also slide into a wheelchair.
Skating Helpers can be rented at the Skate Rental Counter at the time of skate rent.
Cost:
December
Saturday, December 13: 6:00pm-7:30pm
PLEASE RETURN SKATES TO THE SKATE RENTAL COUNTER
Group Rate Pricing is available. Please contact Ice Arena management, at icearena@kent.edu, three days prior to the scheduled public session.
General Admission | $14 |
| KSU Faculty/Staff | $12 |
| KSU Student (w/valid ID) | $12 |
| Senior, Veteran, Active Military | $12 |
| 5 and under | $8 |
*Rental Skates included
*Sizes available: Figure Skates (Youth 8-Adult 14) or Hockey Skates (Youth 11-Adult 13)
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