SnowDome (Tamworth)

Tamworth · Public skating times & prices

A year-round indoor rink in Tamworth's SnowDome, with an ice track and skating aids for small skaters

Public skating at SnowDome (Tamworth): the next 7 days

Currently out of season SnowDome's ice-skating pages describe its sessions (Open Skate, Little Skaters, SEN Skate, Skate Morning) and their prices but print no session times; dates and times are shown only in the online booking calendar. Official schedule update

Address
SnowDome, Leisure Island, River Drive, Tamworth, B79 7ND
Website
snowdome.co.uk
The front of the SnowDome building in Tamworth: a glazed round tower and the covered main entrance with its steps, seen across the car park. — SnowDome (Tamworth)
The front of the SnowDome building in Tamworth: a glazed round tower and the covered main entrance with its steps, seen across the car park. Photo: Paul Collins · Source · CC BY-SA 2.0
The SnowDome ice rink with skaters spread across the ice under strings of lights, wooden lodge and boards behind, several children on the ice with skating aids. — SnowDome (Tamworth)
The SnowDome ice rink with skaters spread across the ice under strings of lights, wooden lodge and boards behind, several children on the ice with skating aids. Photo: SnowDome Tamworth (official Open Skate page) · Source

The UK's only ice track, inside a snow centre

SnowDome in Tamworth opened in 1994 as Europe's first indoor snow centre, with real snow all year round. Its ice rink followed in 2002 and has since become one of its most popular attractions, drawing thousands of visitors each year. In 2007 the rink was expanded to include what the centre describes as the UK's only ice skating track, alongside a children's snow fun park.

The ice rink and the snow fun park are kept at around 0 to minus 3 degrees. Younger skaters can try the Seal Pals, Penguin Pals and Polar Pals skating aids to help them find their feet on the ice.

Spectators can watch from the lodge or the balcony, or from the Lifthouse Coffee Co. with a view of the ice track.

Before you head out.

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

Admission

Open Skate, a 2-hour session for all ages, is priced from £13.00.

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Skates & rentals

Skate hire is included in every session, and guests are welcome to bring their own skates.

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Booking & check-in

Skating aids can be pre-booked to avoid disappointment.

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Skating with children

Children aged 2 to 16 must wear helmets, which are provided, and family tickets must include one participating adult.

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Parking & arrival

The centre's car park charges £3 for up to 2 hours, £5 for over 2 hours and £20 for over 12 hours, with the first 10 minutes free for drop-offs.

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Accessibility

One carer can skate free of charge with valid supporting documentation, for most of the centre's experiences.

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Amenities

Spectators can watch from the lodge or balcony, or from the Lifthouse Coffee Co. overlooking the ice track.

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