Opened in 1950, Wollman was Manhattan's first artificial skating rink. Over 300,000 skaters visited in its first year!
Best ice rink in NYC!!! If you have ice skates be sure to bring them. The ones here are really really uncomfortable and the bottom of your foot will ache like never before.
The biggest ice skating rink in the city. It’s really beautiful to go there in the winter, especially at night. Amazing views and atmosphere!! Read more.
Expensive, but awesome! You can buy the Sky Skate ticket (Top of the Rock + Ice Skating) for $48
In the winter it's the skating rink, in the warmer months, it's a bar and grill! #Cocktails
Want to test out that new telephoto lens and your camera's tracking focus abilities? Try it at the Rockefeller Center skating rink. Try using your center focus point and panning with the subject.
Ice skate in July, and all year round.
Ice skating in July. Just be prepared to dress for winter.
If you want a cozy indoor ice rink with a spectacular view of the Hudson, then this is your venue. While here, check out the Chelsea Brewing Company and enjoy some delicious holiday inspired ales. Read more.
The winter village ice skating rink is great but gets crowded. Really cold in the winter! Bring your own lock to avoid bag check fees.
Ice skating rink in the winter, movies in the summer. A oasis in midtown.
Something going on here every single season. Ice skating in the winter, table tennis in the spring, movies in the summer, and fashion in the fall. A NYC must.
Tired of the huge crowds at Wollman Rink? Looking for a place to seriously get your skate on? Is so, then this is the place for you. Read about other places to ice skate in NYC on MetroFocus. Read more.
The adult hockey league is cheap and it's the bomb.
Less busy than it's southern neighborhood, one can catch (or compete!) in a hockey game at Lasker.
We love the Standard Hotel's skating rink installation each winter! Save room after your dinner here at Macelleria and walk over to the Skatering ice rink for hot chocolate and nutella crepes!
As with anything related to the High Line, this small rink is picturesque.
spiked hot choc, psyched hot flock, savory crepe, knavery kept, cheese fondue, wheeze, tendu, backwards crossover, flack toward, posh rover
I came ice skating to Chelsea piers but the close in 1 hour :(
Critics' Pick winner of The Village Voice Best of NYC 2012 Best Skateboard Park
We couldn't have been more stoked to hear when this finally opened in May. Enjoy NYC!
Originally in Columbus Circle, the pavilion was moved to the Park in the 30's for gender segregated ice skating.
Great place to get married. I did.
...but men and children are welcome too...
There are a lot of food choices for those who work in the area. They have stuff for meat lovers (a bunch of grills), coffee lovers (Starbucks & Dukin), salad lovers (Just Salad), and vegetarians.
On hot, cold, rainy, or snow days, this underground walkway allows you to get from 5th Ave to 7th Ave between 48th & 51st St. including all buildings along the way without going outside
The Rockefeller Plaza Concourse has a wide variety of shops that you can enjoy upon exiting the subway in addition to what looks like it may be the largest Banana Republic in the world.
ice skating rink is setup.
Place to sit outside, drink ice latte and enjoy weekends in spring days.
Let La Boule New Yorkaise show you the ropes at Bryant Park on weekdays from 11 to 7. Show off your skills at the semi-secret court in the garden at the Standard East Village. Read more.
So much to do here. Swimming, ice skating, plethora of playgrounds, North Woods, fishing, conquering Harlem Hill, etc. Definitely my favorite part of Central Park.
From 5th avenue to 8th avenue a beautiful walk regardless of Season.
Experience Central Park without the tourists, hot dogs and screaming children.
Christmas markets and ice skating! What a great way to celebrate the holiday season.
Love a little stop at the park ;) the water fountains and people watching is best here!
The water is fresh! Take a dip in 4 inches of new York water OR...don't
in the winter you can sit by the window and watch the ice skaters
request a table by the windows overlooking the ice skating rink
Nice to watch the ice skate rink and have something to eat or drink..
By Rockefeller center, good after ice skating...great soups & bread
Sit at the bar, you can have a nice cocktail, watch the ice skaters and the bar tender will charge your phone (if you have your charger). Lobster Mac and cheese was good and strong drinks.
You've had a healthy meal - treat yourself to a decadent dessert! (And French pressed coffee!)
Sit by the window to see some amazing slip and falls in the Rockefeller Ice Skating Rink. It's therapeutical.
The Mac n cheese is randomly perfect. I can't explain it. Just do it.
Grab a seat by the dynamic NBCU wall of stars. See your favorites from across the portfolio and over multiple eras.
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