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Ice Rink at Sugar Hill open for skating through February

The city of Sugar Hill's popular ice skating rink will return Nov. 11. (Credit: City of Sugar Hill)
The city of Sugar Hill's popular ice skating rink will return Nov. 11. (Credit: City of Sugar Hill)
By Amanda C. Coyne
Nov 12, 2019

The Southeast’s largest outdoor ice skating rink is back.

The Rink at Sugar Hill has reopened for the 2019-2020 season. The attraction in northern Gwinnett will be open to the public through the holiday season and into February.

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General admission tickets cost $13 and come with a skate rental. Children age 8 and under cost $11 with a skate rental. Season passes for avid skaters are $129. All tickets can be purchased online.

Check out the full season schedule here:

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The rink is located at 5039 W. Broad St. behind Sugar Hill City Hall.

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