A 70,000-square-foot twin-rink arena in Macomb that hosted USA Hockey Nationals in 2017 and 2022
Construction of Suburban Ice Macomb started on October 1, 2004, and the arena opened in August 2005 with two NHL-size rinks under a 70,000-square-foot roof. More than 30,000 skaters and hockey players have laced up here since then.
The Macomb Hockey Club, established in 2005, has used the building as its home rink from the start, running the 8 & Under program, the Lil Mavs, the Mustangs and the Mavericks. The Onyx Suburban Skating Academy and the Macomb United Figure Skating Team share the ice with the Anchor Bay Tars, Eisenhower Eagles and Romeo Bulldogs. The Suburban Skating School's Learn to Skate program is the largest in the state, and its Aspire program moves skaters on from group lessons into figure skating.
Beyond league play, the arena hosted the USA Hockey National Championships in 2017 and again in 2022. Ten locker rooms and dedicated figure and hockey instructor rooms sit off the two rinks.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public Skate is $13 admission, all ages ($130 punch pass). Adult Skate is $6 admission ($60 punch pass). Sk8 Jamz, public skate under black lights (90 minutes), is $15 admission ($150 punch pass). Sticks & Pucks is $20 each for players and goalies ($200 punch pass); 10 & Under Sticks & Pucks & Parents is $20 per participant. Drop-In Hockey (adult 18+) is $20, goalies play free.
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Skate rental is $5 at Public Skate, Adult Skate and Sk8 Jamz.
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The official public schedule posts public skate, sticks-and-pucks and drop-in hockey; public activities require sign-in and payment at the front desk.
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Learn to Skate includes parent-and-tot classes for ages 3–5.
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