The gabled brick entrance of the Creve Coeur Ice Arena, with the arena's name lettered beside the front doorsPhoto: Google Maps listing · SourceA public session on a wide sheet, skaters spread along the far boards beneath a timber roof with flags hung from the beams and Canadian maple-leaf banners.Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Creve Coeur Ice Arena is a year-round indoor rink inside the city's Dielmann Recreation Complex on Olde Cabin Road, which it shares with the Creve Coeur Golf Course, and it runs learn to skate, public skate and stick and puck sessions.
It is home to the St. Louis Rockets youth hockey organization and the Creve Coeur Figure Skating Club, a U.S. Figure Skating member club with more than 100 members from across the St. Louis area.
It is also home ice for the St. Louis Curling Club, the only curling club within three hours of the metro area. Founded in 2010 by enthusiasts who celebrated with a sheet cake at their first board meeting, the club played at several St. Louis rinks before settling here, and its league championship, the Rogers Cup, honors first president Nancy Rogers.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Admission
Public Skate is $5.00 for Creve Coeur residents and $5.00 for Maryland Heights or Olivette residents, $3.50 for resident seniors (55+), $7.00 for non-residents and $5.50 for non-resident seniors (55+). Children ages four and under are free with an adult paid admission; this does not apply to children taking a paid lesson with a coach. Stick & Puck is $7.00 (helmet, gloves and stick required). Freestyle is for competitive figure skaters only and costs $5.00 per 30 minutes, which is $10 an hour. Groups of 15 or more can call 314-432-3960 for special rates.
