Admission
General admission to public ice skating is $18.
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Anaheim's two-sheet KHS Ice Arena, open since 2006 and part of The Rinks since 2022, home of the Jr. Ice Dogs.
KHS Ice Arena opened in Anaheim in 2006 and has built a strong skating and hockey community in its two-sheet facility, a 45,180-square-foot industrial building. In June 2022 The Rinks Foundation agreed to add it to its Rinks Development Program, and it reopened under The Rinks umbrella as THE RINKS – KHS ICE on June 27.
The move also brought the Jr. Ice Dogs, a program of seven youth hockey teams for ages 8 to 18, into The Rinks, and KHS is the official facility of the Ice Dogs. High school, club and adult hockey teams practice and compete here, and groups rent private ice for events such as broomball parties.
Its skaters include some well-known names: figure skating coach Oksana Grishuk teaches at KHS, and hockey player Sasha Chmelevski grew up in California practicing at the arena. A staff of 10 keeps the rink running seven days a week.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
General admission to public ice skating is $18.
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Skate rental is $8 on top of admission; both hockey and figure skates are available.
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Walk-ins are welcome, but buying online needs a Rinks & Great Park Ice DaySmart account and closes one hour before each session starts. Everyone checks in at the front desk, shows the email receipt, and gets a public skating admission sticker plus rental skates if needed.
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Skate mates (skate aids) rent for $18 for newer skaters or anyone needing extra help on the ice. They cannot be reserved online and are first come, first served.
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