Admission
Public-skate admission is $10. Skaters ages 62 and over skate free with valid ID.
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Burlington's town-owned rink, operated in partnership with FMC Ice Sports since 1998
Burlington Ice Palace is the Town of Burlington's public ice skating facility, run since 1998 through a partnership between the town and FMC Ice Sports. The arrangement has now lasted more than a quarter century. As part of the FMC Ice Sports family of arenas, it aims to provide affordable recreation in a clean, safe and well-maintained facility.
It is an indoor, full-service rink built around a wide range of skating programs rather than a single home team. The ice is shared by the NEFS South Middlesex Coyotes, Greg Carter's European Hockey, the Winchester Figure Skating Club, Pro Ambitions Hockey and StinkySocks adult hockey, along with BHSA, whose skaters are here nearly every Thursday and Saturday. Off the ice the building has heated meeting rooms and party rooms, and FMC runs it as one of its network of arenas.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public-skate admission is $10. Skaters ages 62 and over skate free with valid ID.
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Skate rental costs $10 per pair, subject to availability.
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Public-skating times vary. The arena’s page links to its full calendar and a separate public-skating calendar.
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FMC recommends helmets for public skating. Bring your own; helmets are not available to borrow, rent or buy at the rinks.
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