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Foxwoods Ice Rink

Holiday ice skating in Mashantucket, Connecticut • An outdoor rink at the Fox Tower at Foxwoods Resort Casino, in a wooded Mashantucket setting.

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Skating seasonDec 4, 2026 – Feb 28, 2027; closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, and January 9 (private event)

AdmissionAdults (13+) $25 with rental / $20 with your own skates; kids (12 & under) $20/$15; seniors (55+) $15/$10; groups of 15+ $15/$10; skate helpers $10. Tickets are sold in person only at the Rink Box Office.

Skate rentalsPriced into the with-rental ticket tiers above.

Session hoursFri 6–10 PM; Sat 12–10 PM; Sun 12–6 PM, plus daily openings in the holiday weeks (December 28–31, MLK Day, Presidents Day).

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📍 Foxwoods Resort Casino, 350 Trolley Line Boulevard, Mashantucket, CT 06338

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Plan your visit

No online tickets — skating is sold in person at the Rink Box Office, so arrive early on holiday weeks. The schedule is weekends-weighted (Friday evenings, Saturday and Sunday days) with daily openings December 28–31. Bringing your own skates saves $5 at every tier.

What makes this rink distinctive

A resort-casino rink with a difference: the Fox Tower ice sits in the woods of the Mashantucket Pequot reservation, and the season runs a full three months to the end of February — long after most holiday rinks have melted.

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: 2026-10-22. Read source ↗
Season status: 2026–27 dates and full price table confirmed in the Foxwoods ice rink FAQ (December 4, 2026 – February 28, 2027).

Visitor reviews

See what other skaters say about this rink: Google Maps — Foxwoods Resort Casino · Tripadvisor — Foxwoods Resort Casino