Admission
Public skating is $8 for adults or children, or $72 for a 10-pack.
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Hooksett's two-rink arena, New Hampshire's first, formerly Tri-Town Ice Arena and home of the Mountain Kings.
Delta Dental Arena in Hooksett, formerly Tri-Town Ice Arena, was New Hampshire's first two-rink complex. Completed in the spring of 1998, its 78,000 square feet were designed to meet growing demand for indoor ice time for hockey, figure skating and other sports. It was developed by local business and community leaders who saw the need for a quality, centrally located ice venue, and it remains privately owned and operated.
Both rinks are official NHL size, 85 by 200 feet, and are in use all year. The building also houses Rivalries Cafe and Goaltender Development Services.
In 2023 a group of local investors bought the arena, and the North American Hockey League accepted the New Hampshire Mountain Kings as an expansion franchise. The junior team played its inaugural game on September 13, 2023, and the organization's Mountain Kings Youth Hockey program skates here too.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating is $8 for adults or children, or $72 for a 10-pack.
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Rental skates are $6 and walkers are $5.
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Carrying children while skating is not allowed.
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The arena has parking for more than 500 cars.
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Helmets are required for all hockey programs and recommended for skating programs.
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