Admission
General Admission to Public Skate and Adult Skate is $6 for Joliet Park District residents and $8 for non-residents; children 5 years and under pay $3 (resident) or $4 (non-resident) during Public Skate.
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Inwood Ice Arena
Joliet's single-sheet arena with seating for 1,000, rebuilt in 1993 after fire and renovated in 2024.
Public skating at Inwood Ice Arena: the next 7 days
Sunday, October 11
- · Public Skate · $6
Monday, October 12
- · Public Skate · $6
Tuesday, October 13
- · Adult Skate (18+) · $6
- · Public Skate · $6
Wednesday, October 14
- · Public Skate · $6
Thursday, October 15
- · Adult Skate (18+) · $6
- · Public Skate · $6
Friday, October 16
- · Public Skate · $6
Saturday, October 17
- · Public Skate · $6
Sunday, October 18
- · Public Skate · $6
Admission and skate rental
- Admission
- $3–$8 · Official source
- Skate rental
- $5 · Official source
- Address
- 3000 West Jefferson Street, Joliet, IL 60435
- Phone
- (815) 741-7275
- Website
- jolietpark.org
Rebuilt on the same site after a 1991 fire
Inwood Ice Arena is the indoor rink of Joliet's Inwood Recreation Center, where an ice rink was first built in 1961. Fire destroyed the old barn in August 1991. The center was rebuilt on the same site, paid for partly by a $1.2 million insurance settlement, and the new rink was ready for a new generation of players by the summer of 1993.
The arena is a single full-size 200-by-85-foot sheet with seating for 1,000, and the plan left room for a possible second sheet. Its rounded corners and stepped roof levels echo the shape of the ice sheet inside. The Inwood Athletic Club, approved in 2005, connects to the recreation center to form a 62,000-square-foot facility. The Inwood Skate School, the Jaguar Hockey Club and league play are based here; the Inwood Hockey League played its first games on January 18, 2010. Each year the arena hosts youth hockey tournaments for the Northern Illinois Hockey League and CCM Hockey, the skate school's spring ice show and the Harvest Gold ISI competition.
The first major renovation since 1993 came in 2024. After five months of work the arena reopened on September 24, 2024, with white paint brightening the interior, new dasher boards with plexiglass for a clearer view of the ice, and new bleachers around the rink.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
Skate rental (figure or hockey skates) is $5.00 per pair at the Inwood Ice Arena pro shop, or skates are available through Legacy Sports.
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Booking & check-in
The 30-minute beginner skating class is pay as you go and does not require pre-registration.
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Parking & arrival
Parking for Inwood Ice Arena is in a lot shared with the adjacent municipal stadium, next to the golf course and multipurpose building of the Inwood Recreation Center.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.