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Carrollton on Ice

A covered outdoor rink on real ice at the Polar Pavilion in East Carrollton Park, with food trucks, skate lessons and a Merry Market.

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Skating seasonNovember 28, 2026 – January 18, 2027 (City of Carrollton rink page, with 2026–27 calendars); closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day

Admission$10 including skate rental, card only, payable at the rink

Skate rentalsIncluded in admission; skate sizes 13 youth – 12 adult; limited double-blade skates for kids under size 13; own skates welcome

Session hoursThu–Fri 3–8 PM, Sat 12–8 PM, Sun 1–5 PM (private rentals after 5 PM); Mon–Wed private rentals only; school-holiday hours Dec 21–23 and Dec 28–30, 12–8 PM; closes 5 PM Dec 5 (parade), Dec 31–Jan 1 (New Year’s) and Jan 18 (MLK Day); free parking adjacent to the rink

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📍 Carrollton on Ice, The Polar Pavilion at East Carrollton Park, 410 North Lake Drive, Carrollton, GA 30117

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Plan your visit

Admission is $10 including skate rental, card only, payable at the rink. Public hours: Thursday–Friday 3–8 PM, Saturday 12–8 PM, Sunday 1–5 PM (private rentals after 5 PM); Monday–Wednesday are private rentals only. School-holiday hours December 21–23 and December 28–30 run 12–8 PM. The rink closes at 5 PM on December 5 (Christmas parade), December 31–January 1 and January 18 (MLK Day), and is closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Free parking sits adjacent to the rink; enter East Carrollton Rec by the skate park and drive past the ball fields. Food trucks run Fridays and Saturdays.

What makes this rink distinctive

A city-run covered rink where the real-ice question was answered by the mayor herself at the rink’s debut: asked whether it would be plastic, she said, “Oh yes it’s going to be real ice. It’s not going to be like some of the places you go where they have some kind of plastic stuff that you skate on.” At $10 including skates, it is also one of the cheapest real-ice rinks in the state, with a Merry Market (December 5), Grinch skate (December 12) and a three-day Mini Ice Skating Camp (November 23–25).

Official tickets and session information

Schedules, prices and closures can change. Check the venue's own site before setting out.

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Information checked: 2026-10-24. Read source ↗
Season status: November 28, 2026 – January 18, 2027, prices and hours per the City of Carrollton’s rink page (with 2026–27 calendars). Real ice (separate source): local news quoting Mayor Betty Cason at the rink’s debut — the rink “uses a machine that freezes the water and keeps actual ice frozen” and “It’s going to be real ice.”

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