Aerial over the roofline and the parking lotPhoto credit not recordedAn empty sheet seen from the end boards, white ice with a centre logo and a red line under a high arched steel roof with a scoreboard hung over the far end.Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Madhatters home ice since the club's 2019-20 debut
Atlanta Ice House is the ice inside the Compete Center in Marietta, a 130,000-square-foot complex that houses an NHL regulation rink, a smaller training rink, an Olympic-size pool, workout centers and private online schooling. The main rink holds up to 229 spectators. The rink was still billing itself as Georgia's newest when the Atlanta Madhatters, a club established in 2019, began playing their games here.
The Madhatters remain the building's main tenant. Their 2026-27 travel prospectus, issued in March 2026, has the club playing out of Atlanta Ice House, and its house-league teams play here for players of all ages. The Tier 1 Hockey Federation's Ice Mavericks also name the rink as their home, though that listing dates from the 2023-24 season. The youth coaching staff includes Yan Kaminsky, who was inducted into the Russian and Soviet Hockey Hall of Fame in 1993.
The junior side has moved on. After roster issues left the USPHL Madhatters fielding only an Elite team in 2025-26, that team relocated to West Chester, Pennsylvania, and in June 2026 it was sold and moved to Buffalo, New York, as the Buffalo Steel. The youth club and house league stay in Marietta.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Admission
Public skate admission is $15 a session, or $11 for children under the age of ten, which the rink labels 10U. Skate rental is $7 extra. A group of 10 or more pays $17 per person with rentals included. A 10-punch card is $100 for ten admissions with rentals not included, and a monthly unlimited public skate pass is $200, valid from the 1st of one month to the 1st of the next and bought on site. Freestyle ice, shown as "Figure Skating" on the rink calendar, is $15 for a single 40-minute walk-on session, $130 for a 10-pack of freestyle stickers or $315 for a monthly unlimited pass, and needs Basic 6 or equivalent. Adult Sticktime and Stick & Puck are $15 a session; full gear is required, the ice is capped at 25 skaters and Stick & Puck is ages 6 and up with no scrimmages.
Skate rental for a public skate session is $7. The group rate of $17 per person for ten or more people includes rentals; the $100 10-punch card and the $200 monthly pass do not.
No reservation is required for public skate; arrive a few minutes before the session starts. Monthly skate passes are purchased and renewed on site and run from the 1st of the month to the 1st of the next.
