Snowcat Ridge — Crystal Ribbon
Florida’s only alpine snow park, with a 600-foot refrigerated ice-skating track — the Crystal Ribbon — plus a beginner oval, real snow tubing and a mile of new holiday lights.

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General admission starts at $24.95 and includes park entrance plus all-day Crystal Ribbon access, but skate rental is separate (price not captured) and socks are required to rent. Hours and the exact closing date were not captured, so check snowcatridge.com before going — the season opens November 14, 2026 and runs into early spring, but don’t plan around a specific closing day until the park posts one.
What makes this rink distinctive
A builder-built ribbon, not a pop-up pad: Rink Systems’ own case page describes the Crystal Ribbon as its custom Glass Rail dasher system, 108 by 176 feet and “fully refrigerated,” adding “Real ice, real snow in Florida.” It’s the skating piece of Florida’s only alpine snow park — real snow tubing, an Arctic Igloo snow dome, and, new for 2026, the Wunder Glow mile of lights.
Official tickets and session information
Schedules, prices and closures can change. Check the venue's own site before setting out.
Season status: seventh season opens Saturday, November 14, 2026 (thatssotampa, October 9, 2026; gottagoorlando); runs through early March — one events listing gives late February as the close, so the exact closing date is NOT stated. Real ice (separate source): Rink Systems (January 24, 2022) — “The Crystal Ribbon, is RSI’s custom designed and built Glass Rail dasher board system that is 108′ x 176′ and fully refrigerated… Real ice, real snow in Florida”; corroborated by allthingswithpurpose (“skating on the real ice”). General admission from $24.95 per the current-season gottagoorlando article; skate rental is separate and its price was not captured; park hours were not captured.
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