It was so sad in 1961 when they lost so many, and again now in 2025 with the loss of young skaters,…read moreparents and coaches returning from the National Development Camp who we knew - a mini memorial for the kids seats in the hallway shows the emptiness there, and another memorial in the club lounge for those who wish to pay their respects. Facility did a lot to support their skaters, and also work with other clubs with visitors (like Skating Club of NY) during Worlds to open up times for folks to practice and train. Can see a lot of great skaters here practicing.

Chaotic learn to skate classes that are oversold with impatient instructors. They don't want to…read moreteach kids the joy of ice skating, they are looking for figure skaters.

Two full hockey rinks inside with stadium seating. Pretty cold for the summer weather so I'm sure…read moreit's freezing in colder weather. They have a cafe up top but it wasn't open for the Boston Breakout where they could've made a lot of money. Bathrooms are decent. Overall a clean ice rink with ample parking.

Very clean. Very new…read more Plenty of toilets in the restroom so I never had to wait in a line. But, if ur a contractor there's no microwave or toaster over. Ur stuck w cold food if u brought it, or buy it from food court. The ice is very clean & smooth. Parking is reasonable and spacious. The soda fountain is not self serve in the food court.

Clean and well-maintained rink with good amenities and heated lobby. FYI no bleachers, only…read morefloor-level benches. We do skating lessons here through The Skating Club of Boston's Skating Academy.

I liked public skate at this place. Limited parking keeps the crowd to a manageable level…read more Note that it's cash only!

Snowport Christmas Village is such a magical holiday experience! The lights, décor, and cozy…read moreatmosphere make it feel like you've stepped right into a winter wonderland. There's so much to enjoy -- from the festive shops and delicious treats to the fun activities and cheerful holiday vibe everywhere you turn. It's the perfect place to get into the Christmas spirit and spend a joyful day with family or friends. Highly recommend visiting if you want to feel all the holiday magic!

I love Christmas markets so was super excited to check out Snowport on my last trip to Boston for…read morethe holidays. We planned to get dinner after in Seaport so it was a quick visit to check out the vendors and food options. I ended up getting a raclette baguette with prosciutto which is my go-to snack, perfect to munch on while browsing the different vendors. Food and drink are on the pricer side but that's how the Christmas markets generally go. The vendors were from all over the Northeast and there were actually more shops than I was expecting for a relatively smaller market. Overall it was fun and a good way to celebrate the Christmas season. We went after Christmas so there weren't as many people but I can see how it could get very busy right before the holidays.

It was the absolute worst experience I've ever had at a skating rink it was my first time skating…read moreand not only 10mins inside of the establishment after paying I changed my mind ant told them I didn't feel comfortable on the ice they told me they couldn't refund me.my 28 dollars I spent for me and my son only 10 mins!!!! They gave me a free for all pass and I told them I don't k own anyone that likes or is interested in ice skating they still turned me down telling me there is nothing they can do leaving me 28 dollars short I wrnt back inside again asking for a cash refund and it was the same response I regret ever coming to this place with them ripping me off horrible experience do not go there they do NOT REFUND!!!!!!

We love the ice skating teachers! They are patient and engaging and my 5-yo enjoys class…read more Unfortunately, the first week of class there was a glitch in the rink's computer system so my daughter ended up getting 10 minutes on the ice instead of 25. Last week class started 10 minutes late because of hockey, class got out at the regular time. Today her class started 15 minutes late and only went 5 minutes long to make up for it. There is never enough parking in the lot, either. We've had a disappointing experience so far and I feel like we haven't gotten our money's worth.

Such a charming, throw-back sort of rink. Great family vibe for Friday public skates, and the ice…read moreis always sensational. Not only do they have a snack bar, but they have the best coffee I've ever had at a rink. Since moving to RI, I've adopted Thayer Arena as my home ice.

5 stars!! Love this rink. Plenty of public skating hours available and the ice is always beautiful…read more 2 rinks under 1 roof is such a W

*** 2019-2020 ***…read more The Reilly Memorial Rink at Cleveland Circle is a short walk from both the final stop on the C Line, and the Reservoir Station on the D Line. During my first visit this season, I noticed that the ladies room had been moved to the corner, and enlarged with a separate changing room space that isn't padded to protect any ice skates on your feet. I also noticed that they didn't zamboni the ice that public skate time. Public skating begins 11/29/19, ends 3/1/20 Public skating hours Saturday & Sunday: 2pm - 3:50pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 12pm - 1:50pm Wednesday: public stick time 12pm - 1:50pm

The only pro of this establishment is that there is free-of-charge public skating. The rentals are…read morealso decently cheap, $7 for figure skates & $8 for hockey skates I believe. Aside from that, there really isn't anything special. The second I got onto the ice, I was bombarded by about 25 little kids who consistently kept falling right in front of my skates. Keep in mind, this wasn't as hazardous as it could've been because I was only able to go about 2 mph on my skates as each square-foot was covered by an ice skater. I felt like I was playing dodgeball. By no means was this the fault of the kids, because everyone learns to skate at some point and it was actually quite cute seeing them learn. However, the public skating hours are very limited (2 hours per weekend day) + (the fact that it's free). Everybody is gonna sprint there! This isn't ideal, practice, or physically safe. There was absolutely no room to skate freely. Also, the rental hockey skates I got were very weird, the blade was not centered correctly and it seemed like it needed some sharpening.

There was a little kid as a ref and one of the players on our team got slashed and they didn't call…read moreit, the little ref called a players brother a "noob" the clock was all messed up, there were so many trips that the other team did to our team that they didn't call but if our team fell if she got tripped and the other player fell it would be called on us.

Grew up learning to push a chair here. Skated for the mites and squirts before moving to…read moreCalifornia. I remember the snack shack the fried dough. The long slats of plastic that separated warm areas from cold. The American flag painted on the door to the zamboni room. I had so many good memories here. Coach McCarthy pushing me to stop on my left side. Meeting Bobby Orr in the lobby. This was the start of Hockey in Canton. Youth Hockey started here. White hen was across the way! I think Brian Duffy Sr. Drove the zamboni. The owner from dairy king ran the concessions. This was life back in the early 80s in Canton and we were fine....as long as we beat Hingham and Weymouth! Save the MDC!