Holiday Ice Rink in Los Angeles, California

“My friend got a special discount and have always wanted to try this location during the holidays. We went on a sunny afternoon to avoid the crowds and boy did we avoid the crowds. Lol most likely wouldu2019ve been much more fun at night with all the spectacular lights and possibly couldu2019ve even run into Santa Claus. I had an ice skate skated in many many many years and was surprised how difficult it was.Got around the ri”

— Raegan N. · ★★★★★ · 2025-12-17

“We stumbled upon this ice-skating rink while exploring downtown LA, and it turned out to be a phenomenal experience! Everything was well organized, tickets were easy to purchase via QR code, and the skates were excellent quality. There was plenty of seating and great viewing spots for photos and videos, all set among stunning skyscrapers and the historic Biltmore Hotel. They also have a snack shop with a wide variety”

— lisa c. · ★★★★★ · 2026-1-1

“Overall, the ice rink was nice and the atmosphere was great, especially for a winter outing with family. However, a few things were surprising. First, thereu2019s no clear notice that they donu2019t accept cash you only find out at the counter. Second, the ticket price is listed as $22, but when paying by card you end up paying about 19.5% more in additional fees. If you come with a child and need one of the penguins to help”

— Ethan · ★★★☆☆

“This was my first time ice skating, I wasnu2019t sure what to expect. But I had so much fun. They have a DJ that play music when youu2019re skating. Getting a pair of skates is included with your ticket and the girl who handed us our skates was nice. I did get a locker to put our shoes in and my bag, which I do recommend. But overall great experience for my first time.”

— Christine G. · ★★★★★

“Fun and entertaining for everyone! They have parking available for $9 a day in the weekends and $20 during the week. The best time to take the kids is during the day. They have great staff that help the kids get up if they fall that is if they need help. Great place for a date during the evening is mostly older people. They play great music. I would recommend to buy tickets on line to avoid the long line and also the”

— Susana C. · ★★★★☆ · 2018-12-10

“The rink is relatively small it was very crowded with skaters. The rink is also 3 feet above rest of the square. There is no viewing area for spectators to watch or take pictures of the ice skaters. Sound system consists of one weak speaker for the whole area. Staffs on ice need to warn kids sitting on ice playing with shaved ice to keep moving when it's overcrowded.”

— Frank C. · ★★☆☆☆

“Looking for a unique outing? Try an evening ice skating in downtown. For $20 you get an hour of skating (skate rental included). Fun DJ music entices skaters to giggle out their best dance moves. There is a concession stand that sells what you expect (coffee, hot cocoa, soup, candy, etc.). The available restrooms are the Pershing Square portable poddies which I highly advise to avoid if possible. There is ample under”

— W O. · ★★★★★ · 2022-12-31

“We wanted to go ice skating for the holidays, heu2019s a regular from New York (owns his own skates) and I just loved the idea of Christmas time skating! Pershing square is about a 100ft by 50ft rectangular sized rink with about 200-250+ people during the hour long time slot that is available for purchase. We saw a few children (under age 7) out on the ice that had collisions with adults. It is a very cute idea, absolute”

— Brittani D. · ★★★☆☆ · 2023-12-27