The City of Long Beach's own arena on the Recreation Campus keeps ice in the building all year.
The City of Long Beach Ice Arena is the city’s municipal rink, part of the Recreation Campus on West Bay Drive, and it is open year-round. Public skating, sticks and pucks sessions, freestyle sessions for figure skaters and youth and adult hockey programs all run on its ice.
The New York Rangers use the arena for the Junior Rangers Rookie Series, a program the Rangers organization designed with USA Hockey to introduce young beginners to the game; the Rangers, not the city, run it. For fall 2026 NYR Girls Hockey is back at Long Beach, starting with Girls Learn to Play, with a Girls League returning in winter and spring.
The arena also runs its own house league, which crowns champions in two divisions, along with a ten-week fall in-house hockey clinic and Learn to Skate classes, and Hank Levin Hockey brings a clinic to the ice on Columbus Day.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public Session: $10 for all adults & children 4+; $8 for senior citizens (60 & up); admission for children under 4 years old is free. Freestyle Training (figure skaters only) is $20. Sticks & Pucks/Open Hockey is $20, goalies free. Cards carry a $1.95 convenience fee up to $100.
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Skate rental is $5. Walker rental is $5; there is a very limited number of walkers.
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During Sticks & Pucks at City of Long Beach Ice Arena, skaters 17 and under must wear full hockey equipment, while those 18 and up may play with just a helmet and gloves.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.