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Sugar Hill's ice skating rink is coming back for a third year

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)
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Oct 24, 2016

The city of Sugar Hill's popular ice skating rink is returning for a third year.

The 120-by-56-foot rink, located at 5039 West Broad St., will open for the season on Friday, Nov. 11 and run through Sunday, Jan. 19. Operating hours vary by date but can be found here.

Admission is $10 for children and $12 for adults. Call 770-554-7506 for information on group discounts.

Concessions are available for purchase and no outside food or drink is allowed.

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