1 / 3Gottesman Rink at the Davis Center
π Manhattan, NY
Community ice rink at Central Park's north end offering skating programs for all ages, from toddler classes to hockey clinics, with an on-site cafe and free facility entry.
Affordable skate rink in Central Park.Been coming here since I was a kid.My daughter loves to come here in the winter.We always come deep! About 15 of us...
π Family Action Verdict
Best for families seeking an affordable winter skating experience in Central Park, particularly those with children who enjoy traditional ice rinks. However, be prepared for potential disappointments with inconsistent hours and variable staff friendliness that could impact your visit.
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π¬ What Families Are Saying
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Evelyn Ramirez-Agosto
6 years ago
βAffordable skate rink in Central Park.Been coming here since I was a kid.My daughter loves to come here in the winter.We always come deep! About 15 of us...β
JC PINZON
10 months ago
βIt's been remodeled and looks great with the new swimming πββοΈ pool opening soonβ
Sunny Hsieh
7 years ago
βThe admission fee for skating is $9/ adult; u can bring ur own skating shoes or u can rent one here. The locker is $4/ each and u will get refunded if u turn the keys back. Itβs pretty a good deal. U can have the good time with family here. But itβs pity that u canβt take the photos or recording inside the skating fields.β
Audette Fulbright
7 years ago
βThe pool itself is nice, though cold. The lifeguards are pleasant enough, though none of the rest of the staff is. They do not stock sunscreen as they say, so bring your own. The indoor facilities are sketchy though functional. Rules are rigidly enforced, so plan ahead.β
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Overview
The Gottesman Rink at the Davis Center features community skating sessions, Learn to Skate programs for Basic Skills 1-6, My Tot & Me classes for toddlers, hockey clinics, and figure skating instruction. The facility includes Settepani on the Meer cafe serving Italian pastries and coffee, wheelchair-accessible entrances, and a welcoming indoor gathering space overlooking the Harlem Meer.







