Polar Ice Garner

Garner, NC · Public skating times & prices

Garner's NHL-size rink, formerly the Garner Ice House, home to youth, adult and figure skating programs.

Public skating at Polar Ice Garner: the next 7 days

Currently out of season Public skating here is seasonal. Dates for the new season have not been posted yet. Official schedule update

Address
103 New Rand Rd, Garner, NC 27529
Hours
Mon–Fri normally opens after 4 PM (private programming); public sessions are seasonal and limited — see schedule below
Phone
(919) 861-7465
Website
polaricegarner.com
The grey outside wall with red trim and The Garner Ice House sign, above a hedge and an accessible parking sign. — Polar Ice Garner
The grey outside wall with red trim and The Garner Ice House sign, above a hedge and an accessible parking sign. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Fresh ice below a low fabric-lined ceiling — Polar Ice Garner
Fresh ice below a low fabric-lined ceiling Photo credit not recorded

Polar Ice Garner, the former Garner Ice House

Polar Ice Garner, formerly known as the Garner Ice House, is one of the Polar Ice rinks in the Triangle. It has an NHL-size ice rink, an off-ice training room, a full-service concession stand, on- and off-ice figure skating jump harnesses and three multipurpose rooms.

Its hockey programs grew quickly. A youth hockey league started in the fall of 2013, and in 2014 the Carolina Hurricanes sponsored Polar Ice's youth programs at its Garner, Cary and Wake Forest rinks. "Hockey has made huge strides in the Triangle since the Hurricanes relocated in 1997," the 2014 announcement said. Adults play in a year-round league with tiered levels, and PHHL age groups from 10U to 14U practice here.

The rink is a training center for the Raleigh Youth Hockey Association, the East Coast Eagles and the Triangle Figure Skating Club. Elena Betchke, who won the 1992 Olympic silver medal in pair skating, has coached at the Garner rink.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Weekday admission (Monday-Thursday & Friday daytime): Public Admission $10.00, skate rental included if needed; age 5 & under $5, rental included. Weekend/Holiday admission (Friday evening, Saturday, Sunday, holidays and school holidays, December 19th-January 1): Public Admission $12.00, Public Admission + skate rental $16; age 5 & under $5, rental included.

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Skates & rentals

Skate rental is included, if needed, in the $10.00 weekday admission and in the $5 age 5 & under admission. On weekend/holiday sessions, Public Admission + skate rental is $16 (Public Admission alone is $12.00).

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Booking & check-in

Tickets are sold online or at the door via the rink's calendar.

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Skating with children

Carrying children on the ice is not allowed under any circumstances.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.