An 80,688-square-foot, two-sheet arena opened in 2004 and now owned by Black Bear Sports Group
Skylands Ice World opened in 2004 in Stockholm, New Jersey, as an 80,688-square-foot building holding two NHL-sized rinks. Today it belongs to Black Bear Sports Group, which runs it as a multi-purpose sports facility, and SportsCare Physical Therapy is among the businesses based inside the building.
Hockey sets the tone. The North Jersey Skylands Kings, a Tier II youth program, are based here, and the Lady Kings opened tryout registration for the 2025-26 season. The Skylands Miners are the rink's player-development program, led by Skylands Ice World Hockey Director Charlie Spetz with a staff of experienced coaches, while the Skylands Youth Hockey League gives players competitive games and skill work in a fun and exciting atmosphere.
Public skating, drop-ins and leagues share the two sheets, and the building also hosts trade shows. Stick & Puck sessions are among the most popular hockey events of the week, with a feel closer to a frozen pond than a league game.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public Skate is $17 online or $23 at the desk, with rentals free if needed. Freestyle sessions are $23 for a 60-minute session, for test and competitive skaters and private-lesson students. Open Hockey is $23 per player, full equipment required. Stick & Puck is $23 per player, with full face protection required for skaters under 18.
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Rental skates are free with Public Skate admission if needed. Skate Walkers and Skate Assists are not available.
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Stick-and-puck registration and payment are required online. Punch passes are sold at the front desk; bring valid ID to age-18-and-over sessions.
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At stick & puck a helmet is required for everyone, with a full cage under 18, plus hockey gloves, a stick and skates.
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