It’s baaaack. The rooftop ice rink that attracts thousands of visitors every year to The Cosmpolitan is opening once again for another season of holiday magic. Every year, this stunning 4,200-square-foot ice rink allows visitors to lose themselves in a winter wonderland, complete with fire pits and tasty beverages. This year looks to be no different, but there are some changes that you will want to be aware of before visiting. Read on for the full scoop!
A winter wonderland on the Las Vegas Strip? It's more likely than you think. Every year, a rooftop ice rink appears at The Cosmopolitan, and visiting it should definitely be on your bucket list for this holiday season!
Simply known as The Ice Rink, this treasured holiday destination will be making its return on Wednesday, November 18. Consisting of 4,200-square-foot of real ice that overlooks the Las Vegas skyline, it may just be the most unique place to ice skate in the entire country.
The Ice Rink is definitely a beloved tradition for many. It was even named one of USA Today's "10 Best Ice Skating Rinks In North America." Boasting a magical atmosphere filled with dazzling lights, we can definitely see the appeal!
The Ice Rink is open to skaters of all ages. Admission includes all-day access to the skating rink and your skate rental, although guests are welcome to bring their own skates if that's what you prefer. The cost is $30 per person daily, and $20 for locals, military, and hotel guests from Monday through Thursday.
For everybody's health and safety, all visitors are required to wear a mask at all times (unless eating or drinking while seated.) Social distancing and reduced capacity will also be strictly enforced.
Walk-ups are welcome, but advanced reservations are highly encouraged. You can also reserve a fire pit so you have somewhere to lounge, roast s'mores, and indulge in the seasonal food offerings in between skating sessions!
Enjoy a breathtaking view of the city while skating around this rooftop winter wonderland this season. No holiday in Southern Nevada is complete without a visit to The Ice Rink, so learn more about it and make your reservations here.
