Admission
Online booking lists both the Weekday Afternoon season (Monday-Friday afternoon public skate) and the Primetime (Evenings & Weekends) season at $11 per skater.
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Opened in 2008 with NHL-size ice in Annville; a third sheet was added in 2019.
Klick Lewis Arena opened in 2008 in Annville, Pennsylvania, and today holds three NHL-size ice rinks under one roof. The third sheet was added in 2019, and the building is now owned by Black Bear Sports Group, which runs it as a multi-purpose sports facility.
The Palmyra Black Knights, a Tier I and Tier II youth hockey program, make Klick Lewis their home rink and split their ice with Twin Ponds Ice Arena in Harrisburg. The Black Knights have their own locker rooms in the building, a shooting room for their Elite players and a gym that was built for the Tier 1 program. Figure skating belongs to the Sikumi Figure Skating Club and Team Sikumi, which are also based here.
Six high school programs, Palmyra, Hershey, Cedar Crest, Annville/Cleona, Elizabethtown and Manheim Central, also call the arena home.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Online booking lists both the Weekday Afternoon season (Monday-Friday afternoon public skate) and the Primetime (Evenings & Weekends) season at $11 per skater.
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Public skate admission includes rental skates if needed.
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The arena advertises savings for purchasing public-skate admission online in advance. Weekday afternoon and prime-time evening/weekend sessions are separate listings.
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Family hockey is for children ages 12 and under skating with a parent.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.