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Ice Skating

Bielenberg Sports Center
4125 Radio Drive
Woodbury
651.714.3740
tinyurl.com/c9nv3fz

City of Bloomington

Brooklyn Park Community Activity Center
5600 85th Avenue North
Brooklyn Park
763.493.8333
tinyurl.com/77d8zju

Burnsville Ice Center
100 Civic Center Pkwy
Burnsville
952.895.4651
tinyurl.com/72py4h2

Centennial Lakes (Outside)
http://edinamn.gov/index.php?section=centennial-ice-skating

Coon Rapids Ice Center
1100 Crooked Lake Blvd
Coon Rapids
763.951.7222
coonrapidsincecenter.com

The Depot
225 South 3rd Avenue
Minneapolis
612.339.2253
thedepotminneapolis.com

Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board
http://www.minneapolisparks.org/default.asp?PageID=677

Parade Ice Garden
600 Kenwood Pkwy
Minneapolis
612.370.4846
tinyurl.com/cefspzv

Richfield Outside
http://www.ci.richfield.mn.us/index.aspx?page=270

Roseville Ice Arena
2661 Civic Center Drive
Roseville
651.792.7007
cityofroseville.com/?nid=335

Schwan Super Rink
1850 105th Avenue NE
Blaine
763.717.3881
superrink.org

Wolfe Park and Recreation Center
3700 Monterey Drive
St. Louis Park
952.924.2567
tinyurl.com/d2so2fr

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