Is Rockefeller Center ice skating free?
Ticket prices start at $20 for adults and children and $8 for “tots” (ages 5 and under) and increase depending on day and time. During peak hours, tickets cost $54. Avid skaters can also purchase a seasonal membership starting at $400 for unlimited access to the ice. What should you wear when skating at The Rink?
Who owns Rockefeller skating?
the Rockefeller Group
The 674-foot-tall (205 m) building opened in 1973 and is owned by the Rockefeller Group.
What do you wear to ice skating lessons?
Plenty of layers along with a jacket should be worn. While it’s easy to assume it’s warmer indoors, arenas do keep thermostats set at a brisk 50 degrees. Sweatpants or warm-up pants are better than bulkier snow pants. Skaters should discard layers as they get warmer.
Do ice skates hurt?
Blades must fit the skate properly and be placed on the skate correctly or they can cause podiatry problems and pain. Ice skating is a great sport that can also be very dangerous. If you injure yourself while skating, it is important to see a podiatrist right away.
What is the Viator VIP experience at Rockefeller Center?
Feel like a true New York City insider with priority access to two iconic holiday experiences, including ice skating at Rockefeller Center and sightseeing at Top of the Rock, during this 1.5-hour Viator VIP experience.
Where is the skate rink in Rockefeller Plaza?
The Rink at Rockefeller Plaza Go to 5th Avenue, between 49th and 50th Streets. Walk through the Channel Gardens, go down the stairs at the promenade and turn to the right to look for one of our friendly greeters in a red coat at the Skate House
What to do at Rockefeller Center in the winter?
Each winter at Rockefeller Center, visitors lace up their skates and swirl away at The Rink at Rockefeller Center. Here you’ll find New Yorkers and city visitors alike swirling and twirling, with the bustling crowds and sparkling lights as a unique urban backdrop.
How can I avoid the crowds at Rockefeller Center?
Avoid the crowds with priority access to Rockefeller Center’s iconic ice-skating rink for the 8:30am skate session, including VIP chalet access with complimentary hot chocolate and fresh-baked cookies. Cap off your day with 360-degree panoramic views of the Big Apple from the Top of the Rock observation deck.