Serving Charlotte since 1995 on one NHL sheet, with a new concrete floor, boards and glass installed in 2022.
Pineville Ice House has been Charlotte's home for hockey, figure skating and recreational skating since 1995. It is a single-sheet rink, a standard NHL surface of 85 by 200 feet, with seating and viewing room for 500 spectators.
The ice itself is newer than the building. In 2022 the rink installed a new concrete floor, new dasher boards and 72-inch tempered glass, so the surface, boards and glass a visitor sees today are all recent. Behind the scenes there are four general-use hockey locker rooms with their own bathrooms and showers, plus two custom locker rooms reserved for the resident junior teams.
Hockey runs from Learn to Skate Hockey and Learn to Play Hockey up through the Falcons House League and Falcons Travel Hockey. The Queen City Royals travel hockey organization splits its home between Pineville Ice House and Extreme Ice Center. Figure skating is anchored by Charlotte Synchro, with freestyle sessions and advanced skating classes filling out the program.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating costs $20 paid in person or $18 for a single session purchased online; a 10 pass purchased online is $16 per session. Every price includes complimentary rental skates and is the same for all ages.
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Complimentary rental skates are included in every public skating price ($20 in person, $18 online, $16 per session on the 10 pass).
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Skaters can pay at the rink or book online. Online registrants must check in on arrival, and staff require identification and/or proof of purchase. During the busiest public-skate sessions, especially Friday nights, backpacks, large bags or purses, tote or drawstring bags and skate bags are not allowed inside the building.
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Unaccompanied skaters under 18 cannot enter more than 15 minutes before the session starts, must stay in skates and actively skating the whole session, and must pay full admission again if they leave and come back.
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Pineville Ice House lists 150 parking spaces.
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