Ice skating may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Atlanta, but the city embraces the winter season with some of the most festive and family-friendly rinks in the South. Whether you’re a seasoned skater or just looking for a holiday outing with friends, Atlanta offers a variety of indoor and outdoor rinks—each with its own charm, views, and seasonal traditions.
Below is your updated guide to ice skating in Atlanta and the surrounding metro area for the 2025–2026 season.
Address: 1380 Atlantic Drive NW, Atlanta, GA
Skate the Station returns Nov. 14–Jan. 19, 2026, offering one of the city’s most popular seasonal rinks. Youth under 18 must have a parent/guardian after 3 p.m., and those under 21 are not allowed on property after 9 p.m.
Prices: $18 general admission; $90 season pass
Special: “Cheapskate Nights” offer $15 discounted tickets for healthcare workers, teachers, students, and first responders (ID required, in-person purchase only).
Address: 500 Tenth St. NE, Atlanta, GA
Open Dec. 1–Feb. 16, 2026, this rink is located inside a heated garden tent overlooking Piedmont Park. All ages skate until 8 p.m.; ages 16+ only after 8:30 p.m.
Prices: $15 weekdays, $20 weekends.
Ten stories above the city, this rooftop rink offers one of Atlanta’s most unique skating experiences. Open daily Nov. 28–Feb. 15, 2026.
Prices: $30 adults, $22 children — includes skates, unlimited skating, mini-golf, and Skyline Park games.
Address: 2200 Avalon Blvd., Alpharetta
From Nov. 23–Jan. 19, 2026, Avalon transforms its plaza into a Rockefeller-style skating experience. Reservations are recommended.
Prices: $18 general; $14 children 12 & under.
Location: Perimeter Center Parkway & Hammond Drive
Debuting Dunwoody’s first outdoor rink, High Street Skate runs Nov. 23–Jan. 19, 2026. Tickets include skate rental; hours vary daily.
Address: 7650 Lanier Islands Parkway, Buford
Part of the “License to Chill: Snow Island” festivities, this rink is included in Snow Island admission.
Price: $34.99 adults, $44.99 children ages 4–7, $44.99 seniors.
Skate Sandy Springs – City Springs
Address: 1 Galambos Way, Sandy Springs
Running Nov. 14–Jan. 19, 2026, this outdoor rink offers skating, hot chocolate, theme nights (like Disco Night), and snacks.
Prices: $18 adults, $15 children ages 2–9 (includes skate rental).
Q1: What is the best ice skating rink in Atlanta for families?
Atlantic Station, Avalon, and Skate Sandy Springs are all excellent family-friendly options.
Q2: Do Atlanta ice skating rinks require reservations?
Some rinks, like Avalon and Ponce City Market, strongly recommend reservations.
Q3: Are skate rentals included in the ticket price?
Yes—most rinks include skate rental with admission.
Q4: Are there indoor rinks in Atlanta?
Yes—Park Tavern’s covered heated rink offers an indoor-style experience.
Q5: When do Atlanta ice rinks typically open for the season?
Most begin mid-November and run through mid-January or February.
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