Atlanta Ice House

Atlanta Ice House in Dunwoody is a premier ice skating facility that offers families a cool escape any time of year. With public skating sessions, professional skating lessons for beginners through advanced, and exciting hockey programs, this well-maintained rink provides a fun way to introduce kids to ice sports or help experienced skaters hone their skills.

• ✓Public skating sessions with fun music and occasional themed skate nights
• ✓Skating aid rentals (penguin and seal supports) perfect for beginners
• ✓Professional skating lessons for all skill levels from beginner to competitive
• ✓Birthday party packages that include ice time, skate rentals, and private party room
• ✓Youth and adult hockey leagues for aspiring athletes

1. 1.Arrive early for public skate sessions on weekends as they fill up quickly, especially during school breaks and rainy days.
2. 2.Dress in layers,the rink is cold, but kids will warm up quickly once they're moving. Bring gloves or mittens as they're mandatory for all skaters.
3. 3.Rent skates at the facility if you don't own them, but consider bringing your own helmet for younger or first-time skaters for added safety.
4. 4.Check their online schedule before visiting as public skate times vary daily and can be bumped for hockey tournaments or private events.
5. 5.Sign up for a group lesson package if your child is new to skating,it's more cost-effective than multiple public skate sessions and they'll learn proper technique.

Weekday afternoons (Tuesday-Thursday) tend to be less crowded than weekends. Sunday afternoons can get busy with families, so early Saturday morning sessions offer more ice space. Summer months are popular for camps and lessons, while fall/winter draw crowds looking for seasonal activities.

Public skate admission is typically around $12-15 per person with skate rental included. The facility has a viewing area for parents, a pro shop for gear, and vending machines, though no full restaurant on-site. Ample free parking is available in the adjacent lot.

Indoor facility open year-round, making it a perfect escape from Atlanta's summer heat. Holiday-themed skate sessions often offered around Christmas and winter breaks. Summer camps and intensive lesson programs run June through August. Schedule varies around major holidays, so check ahead.

The Dunwoody/Marietta area offers family-friendly options like Chick-fil-A and Panera Bread within a few minutes' drive for a quick post-skating meal, or grab pizza at Your Pie for a fun family dinner.