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Community skating is free with a pre-registration ticket and US$5 without registration, and skate rentals are US$6. · En inglés
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A non-profit Adirondack ice rink started by Pee Wee hockey families in the 1970s.
The Saranac Lake Civic Center began in the 1970s, when residents involved in the Pee Wee Hockey Association set out to cover an existing natural ice rink. A macadam floor was installed to combat weather challenges, and in 1984 the Saranac Lake Ice Center, Inc. leased the space and installed plastic matting, refrigeration and artificial ice.
Five years later, in 1989, the Saranac Lake Civic Center, Inc., a not-for-profit 501C3, was created to take over the lease of the arena. By the 1999-2000 season over 34,000 user hours were logged on the ice, with everyone from tiny figure skaters and hockey players through high school athletes and adults using the Civic Center many hours every week during the winter months.
In the summer months the venue hosts a wide range of events, and the village's tradition of public skating stays open to all ages.
Detalles de entrada, renta y llegada, investigados a partir de información oficial de la pista. Las revisiones de fuentes se mantienen vigentes por 30 días.
Community skating is free with a pre-registration ticket and US$5 without registration, and skate rentals are US$6. · En inglés
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Skate rentals are US$6 at the civic center. · En inglés
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Skaters sign up for a session online before they come, using the sign-up link under each listed date. · En inglés
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Strollers are not allowed on the ice, and the civic center posts a full set of public skating rules. · En inglés
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Una verificación de la fuente registra lo que la pista publicó en esa fecha. Los datos de reservación específicos de cada sesión tienen prioridad.