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Resort Center Ice Skating Rink

Outdoor ice skating in Park City, Utah • Park City’s only outdoor rink at the base of Park City Mountain Resort, reopening November 19, 2026.

Skaters on an outdoor rink beside a Christmas market, stalls and lights nearby

Generic ice skating photograph — not a photograph of this rink. Photo: Calum Taylor (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons. Resized from the original. This adapted image is shared under CC BY-SA 2.0.

Skating seasonOpens November 19, 2026; closing unpublished (tickets on sale through March 21, 2027)

Admission$25 skating with rental (all ages, figure or hockey skates); $15 with your own skates. All-day pass add-on allows leaving and returning.

Skate rentalsIncluded in the $25 ticket; sizes toddler 8 to men’s 14; complimentary skate walkers for children

Session hoursOpen every day, all day for public skating; no session times and no clock hours published. The rink closes for the day in heavy snow.

Ice surfaceRefrigerated on a disclosed basis: operator Zamboni FAQ (“we have a Zamboni and smooth the ice every 1.5–2 hours”) + scheduled November 19 opening with a ticketed season to late March; no explicit refrigeration wording found

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📍 Resort Center Ice Rink, 1415 Lowell Ave, Park City, UT 84060

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Plan your visit

Resort Center is Park City’s only outdoor rink, at the base of Park City Mountain Resort just above the bus stops. The 2026–27 season reopens November 19, 2026, with tickets on sale through March 21, 2027; a closing date beyond that ticket horizon is not announced, and the prior season ended early on warm spring weather. There are no session times — skate as long as you like — and the rink closes for the day in heavy snow. Free Park City shuttles serve the base area; parking is tight. Do not use the superseded prior-season $9/$7 prices still visible on an older operator page.

What makes this rink distinctive

A family-owned rink (eight years) at the base of a world-famous resort — but not affiliated with it, and no Epic pass discount applies. No time limits once on the ice, broomball and curling on offer, Christmas lights, hot cocoa and festive music through the holidays, and fire pits and heaters for warming up.

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: 2026-10-25. Read source ↗
Reopening November 19, 2026, prices ($25 with rental / $15 own skates) and address (1415 Lowell Ave) from the operator Hours & Pricing page; tickets through March 21, 2027 from the operator homepage. Refrigerated on a disclosed basis: operator Zamboni FAQ (“we have a Zamboni and smooth the ice every 1.5–2 hours”) + scheduled November 19 opening; no explicit refrigeration wording found. Closing beyond the ticket horizon unpublished.

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