Rizzo Rink in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

“This local rink has regular open sessions and organized hockey times. The latest information is published on the website, but they don't keep up with their social media so a careful review of the website the day of your visit is advised.”

— James J. · ★★★★★

“Great place to take the family for ice skatingu2026they also have skating lessons for the kids and have a concession stand with good breakfast sandwiches.”

— D M. · ★★★★★

“If you are renting shoes, please remember to put the skate laces into you rental before you return them or else they will make sure they tell you to do it with an attitude.. Also, if you are renting skates, your time will be ut short of two hours, because 15 minutes prior to the end of your two paid hours, all rental skates have to leave the ice ring.. that's their rule. Besides this everything else was ok..”

— New L. · ★★★☆☆

“Great place for families”

— Jackie V. · ★★★★★

“This place is a good alternative to Blue Cross RiverRink at Penn's Landing. There is no fee to skate here if you bring your own skates, and there is only a $2 fee for skate rentals. The rink is off ample size and the place is kept tidy. It's the perfect place for a family that is on a budget. Parking is convenient on-street or under I-95. I would recommend this place for anybody that is looking to not spend a lot of ”

— Albert A. · ★★★☆☆

“I would have given them 5 stars but some jabroni kicked me off the ice when I was taking practice shots with hockey pucks for my chance at a life-changing opportunity at a beachhouse weekend. I don't think that rink is regulation anyway.”

— Grant H. · ★★★★☆

“A great place to take family. With virus you need to book a time, plus $5 to rent skates is affordable family outing which are getting rarer.”

— Greg M. · ★★★★★

“Good service, rink is clean and well kept up, employees are helpful. Sessions last for about 45 to an hour and a half depending on when they have to manage the rink.”

— Samantha B. · ★★★★★