A 107,810-square-foot, three-rink arena in Wall, open since 1991 and home of the Jersey Shore Wildcats
Jersey Shore Arena opened in 1991 in Wall, New Jersey. The 107,810-square-foot building houses three NHL-sized ice rinks and is owned by Black Bear Sports Group, Inc., which runs it as a multi-purpose sports facility.
The arena is the home of the Jersey Shore Wildcats Hockey Club, and the Wildcats Youth Organization shares the ice with the Jersey Shore Americans Select Teams and the NJ 87's. The Ice Lantic's Synchronized Skating Team, the Jersey Coast Figure Skating Club and the Garden State Figure Skating Club also call it home. Area high school hockey teams play out of the arena too, among them CBA, Manasquan, Wall, Howell, Marlboro, Freehold Township, Red Bank Regional, Saint John Vianney and the Trinity Hall girls' team.
Alongside the teams, the arena runs hockey and skate programs, public skating, drop-ins and leagues, and together with its sister location the operation counts four NHL-size rinks plus a half sheet the staff call the Pond.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public Skating at Jersey Shore Arena is $12 admission plus $5 skate rental. Freestyle ice sessions cost $25 for one hour of ice, with discount packages for 10, 20 or 30 sessions. Open Hockey requires full equipment and a minimum age of 15, with no published admission price.
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Skate rental for Jersey Shore Arena public skating is $5.
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Since July 15, 2026, pre-registering and paying for public skate online saves up to 33% versus paying at the rink.
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Open hockey requires full equipment and a minimum age of 15.
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