Place · Sports & play

Public Ice Skating at Panthers IceDen — Coral Springs

When

Visit on your schedulePublic sessions year-round; the rink says dates and times are subject to change without notice and to check the public skating drop-in calendar for current times. Admission is priced separately for Saturday and Sunday daytime sessions and for Friday and Saturday night sessions. Building hours 6 am–9 pm (may vary).

Where

Panthers IceDen3299 Sportsplex Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33065Open in Google Maps ↗

Ages

All ages, all skills; rental skates start at youth size 8; children 5 and younger have their own admission price

Cost

Saturday & Sunday daytime: $17 online / $20 in person, plus $6 skate rental. Friday & Saturday night: $22 online / $25 in person, skate rental included. Children 5 & younger, military & first responders, seniors: $14 (skate rental included). 10-pack: $200 admission only, $220 with rental. Skate aids: Bobby the Seal $16, glider $14 (not available Friday nights). No refunds.Online DaySmart account required before skating; skaters may not carry children on the ice; helmets encouraged but not provided; no backpacks at Friday and Saturday night sessions.

Organizer

Panthers IceDen (Florida Panthers)

Panthers IceDen, the Florida Panthers' community rink in Coral Springs, runs public skating sessions that families can drop into. Rental figure and hockey skates start at youth size 8, so most preschoolers and up can borrow a pair, and the rink sells time with two skate aids for wobbly beginners: a Bobby the Seal trainer ($16) and a glider ($14). Skate aids are not offered on Friday nights. Daytime sessions on Saturdays and Sundays are the easiest fit for younger children; Friday and Saturday night sessions are priced higher, include skate rental and do not allow backpacks. Every skater has to create an online DaySmart account before skating, and booking online saves $2 and holds a spot. Rink rules matter for families: adults may not carry children on the ice, there is no chasing or horseplay, and helmets are encouraged but not provided, so bring a bike or hockey helmet for small skaters. Outside food is not allowed; there is a concession stand and a bar and grill upstairs. The same building hosts the Panthers Skating Academy learn-to-skate classes.