Ice Skating
Cityplaza Ice Palace
Hong Kong's longest-running real-ice rink and the only indoor real-ice rink on Hong Kong Island, spanning around 800 sqm. Offers self-service ticketing, skate rental and electronic lockers, with 25 professional coaches teaching all levels; bookable via Klook.
LOHAS Rink
Hong Kong's first eco-friendly ice rink, in The LOHAS at LOHAS Park, spanning around 1,579 sqm, the second largest in Hong Kong. Runs in timed sessions with online ticketing, penguin skate aids and shower facilities; buy-one-get-one offers on its 5th anniversary.
Mega Ice (Kowloon Bay)
Hong Kong's first ice rink built to international competition standards, spanning 1,482 square metres with 30-metre floor-to-ceiling glass walls offering views of Victoria Harbour while you skate. Offers public skating sessions, courses from beginner to competitive level, and ice hockey experiences, with online ticketing.
The Rink at Elements
Hong Kong's first ice rink with an Octopus-based "pay-as-you-skate" system, $20 entry then billed by the minute, with no fixed sessions so you can come and go anytime, plus 180-degree harbour views.
Glacier at Festival Walk
A real-ice rink inside Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong, spanning 1,150 sqm, offering curling experiences, skating courses for all levels and summer camps, conveniently close to Kowloon Tong MTR Station.
Sky Rink
A 17,000 sq ft real-ice rink inside West Kowloon Centre in Sham Shui Po, offering ice hockey training and courses for toddlers (ages 3–6), with completion certificates and easy access.
DB Ice Rink
An international-standard real-ice rink in Discovery Bay on Lantau Island, spanning 1,593 sqm, with penguin skate aids and beginner courses, reachable by ferry, ideal for a family day trip.