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    LA Kings Iceland at Paramount

    3.6 (78 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Esther C.

    Parked along the street. We had a group of 15 people. Ice skating here was a bonding activity for sure. There was ample space for beginners to have their perimeter and faster skaters to zoom around. They also have carts for kids to rent out. We were here from 7-9pm. All in all, a very magical and memorable experience

    Kris H.

    I definitely recommend iceland. They only have one ring in the whole building but they manage it really well. The ice is a lot smoother than other ice hockey rinks. We originally found this place on groupon. When your child plays Ice Sports it gets really expensive so we did try to find the most economy way of getting him ice time. Goes for lessons once a week and he gets complimentary public skate sessions for him and guess. With this groupon. Not sure if it's still active but definitely worked checking it out. After we use that coupon we ended up getting the membership and paying for additional classes. We love it.

    Night session 7pm-9pm with little brother
    Felicia G.

    I been coming here since I was a kid before it became LA Kings but honestly I love this place even more now! I love how happy everyone is skating! It's such a fun family/friend/date night spot! Will create LONG-LASTING CORE MEMORIES here!

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    Chito O.

    The service was excellent. The staff at the rink were friendly, helpful, and attentive to our needs. They provided us with all the necessary equipment, including skates and gloves and gave us a brief safety lesson before we hit the ice. The venue itself was also great. The rink was well-maintained, clean, and spacious. There was plenty of room for everyone to skate around without feeling crowded or cramped. The lighting was perfect, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. The party space was also very nice. There was a designated area for us to gather, complete with tables, chairs, and decorations. We were able to set up our own food and drinks, and the staff was kind enough to provide us with extra tables and chairs when we needed them. Overall, I would highly recommend having a birthday party here to anyone looking for a fun and memorable event. The service was excellent, the venue was great, and the party space was perfect for our needs. It was a great experience that I will never forget.

    My Rubik's Cube is gone!!
    Glen N.

    Old school ice rink, perfect for a night out for friends, a date, or something to do with the family... that is, if you don't mind getting your butt wet. We used to go often in the 90s, our highlight being ordering "hot chocolate, no ice" to drink around the fireplace. But what makes it cool (besides the air conditioning and refrigeration) is the HISTORY. The city (not known as Paramount until 1948) was a world leader and the largest receiving point for hay. With lots of dairies and a need to keep milk cold, Frank and Lawrence Zamboni quit working on cars and made ice for a living. I don't know what kind of training you need for that, but it's pretty cool. Literally. But with newly invented refrigerators threatening their business, they built an ice rink across the street from Zamboni Bros. ice plant as the sport grew popular. (It operated across California Avenue until it burned down.... yes, an ICE plant burning down). Anyway, Frank, who also invented the experimented with a patented idea of tanks of salt brine instead of steel piping to create a flatter, smoother ice sheet without the common rippling. With the help of cousin Pete they built Iceland in 1939, much to the delight of the post-World War Dutch families who would come and each pay their own way. Since 1940, Iceland has been a practice facility for many well-known, Olympic medalists including Sonja Henie, Richard Dwyer, Peggy Fleming, Robbie Robertson, and award-winning skating clubs, just to name a few. Even more special was that Iceland has what is likely the only pipe organ that is played regularly. And played irregularly if the organist is a little sleepy. The Mighty Wurlitzer from the 20s was installed in 1941. Another huge part of history is that over the decade Frank invented the Zamboni, a motorized vehicle resurfaces (shaves, washes, and squeegees) ice. The first Model A Zamboni is on display there. The Model B was built on a Jeep. The Model C had better visibility and held more water. Model D added an auxillary port for their I-phones. Not really. Just seeing if you're still paying attention. Their Model F with the added hydraulic snow-dumping system is now the industry standard. Just like Mr. Frisbee and Mr. Xerox, the brothers don't like that Zamboni has been a genericized trademark, but they are a part of popular culture. Frank was honored in 2013 with a Google Doodle, the game Plants vs Zombies has a Zomboni, there's a Gear Daddies song "I Wanna Drive the Zamboni" and Harry & Lloyd steal one in Dumb and Dumber.

    skating for the last 20 min such good times !
    Mario D.

    Such a great time !!! My girlfriend and her daughter arrived late but still let us skate for the last 20 min! even the skate shoe person was so friendly ! Highly recommend !!! will be coming back for sure !

    Cousin Judy's always the  star
    Crystal G.

    Once a year my my church gets together and we all meet Paramount Iceland. It's a super good time it's like $15 per person to be honest I'm just too old to be breaking things. I'll go and be there photographer

    This skates don't provide much ankle support.

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    The ice quality here is absolute trash and lowkey dangerous. If you're going to charge $18 for a public session I expect better ice.

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    It's a nice place but the for being the rink that invented the Zamboni, ice conditions are not great.

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    It was very clean and a great place to bring your kids ice skating. It was not crowded like most places in LA.

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    I went with my friends and they were so nice when it took my friend a long time they didn't get annoyed.

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    It's new to me but very interesting and fun and the prices are very reasonable and a lot people seem like coming here

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    Ask the Community - LA Kings Iceland at Paramount

    Are they open?

    I got word that the Zamboni Family recently sold the rink to the LA Kings. The rink to be closed for extensive upgrades. So they do plan to re-open.… 

    What is the price for adult admission?

    $14 for all ages

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