Admission
Booked on the arena's ticket portal, a public skating session costs £13.00 on a weekday and £15.00 at the weekend; spectators pay £3.50.
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Blackpool's Pleasure Beach Arena, billed as the oldest purpose-built ice theatre and home of Hot Ice.
The Pleasure Beach Arena describes itself as the oldest purpose-built ice theatre in the world, as recorded in the Guinness Book of Records, and as the home of Hot Ice, a seasonal ice show that Wikipedia says has been running since 1936. The building was once the Ice Drome, one of the Pleasure Beach projects of the architect Joseph Emberton.
The arena says it has helped develop the talents of many British and international champions, including Robin Cousins, who performed in a gala there in 1980, the year he won Olympic gold. Every year it hosts an Ice Skating Festival where children from around the country meet to compete, and its 455 sq m ice rink is ringed with theatre seating so that spectators can watch in comfort.
Beyond skating, the arena seats up to 2,200 people theatre-style and has three licensed bars and two cafés. The ice floor can be covered for concerts, and the building has hosted Nickelodeon SLIMEFEST in 2018, 2019 and 2021 as well as the ITV show The Real Full Monty On Ice.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Booked on the arena's ticket portal, a public skating session costs £13.00 on a weekday and £15.00 at the weekend; spectators pay £3.50.
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Hire skates are available in sizes from kids' 6 to adult 13.
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Online bookings made before midnight the day before the visit get the discounted price; bookings on the day are charged the full gate price.
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Parent & Toddler sessions welcome children aged 2-5 with a parent and a qualified instructor.
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Parking is in the Pleasure Beach car parks, including the Watson Road Arena Car Park (FY4 1EH); all parking is £10, with disabled parking at every car park.
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The Arena is fully accessible to those with disabilities.
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