Taipei Arena Ice Land

The Taipei Arena Ice Land is currently the largest ice skating rink in Taiwan. Can take a variety of classes ranging from professional beginning level courses to one-on-one classes with a personal skate coach. Also, can reserve areas of the rink for your own personal practice based on your needs.

The ice skating rink was quite nice. They offer a student discount on specific days, so if you’re a student, it’s worth checking the schedule before visiting. In addition to the entrance fee, you’ll need to pay for gloves and the skate rental. The rink is for both beginners and professionals, with a designated zone for those who are less confident. Located in Taipei Arena, the rink is easy to access and makes for a fun weekend activity with friends or as a couple.

Olympic size rink with skating or hockey lessons available on many days if you sign up in several days advance. Rental skates available. Kid friendly skating area. Cotton candy robot vending machine. 9am-9pm most days.

The pickup and drop off of gear is fairly easy but the rink is more popular than expected and is fairly crowded. There’s not much more space to skate around other than in a clockwise circle.

Had a wonderful experience here at Ice Land, lots of people so beginners can stay closer to the wall, they also have these carts that can help first time beginners, fun experience overall! Can be a chilly so dress warmly and make sure the more tight ur skates the easier it is to maneuver! Enjoy ❤️😊

Iceland Taipei Arena is a great place to go ice skating, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro. The ice is always smooth and well-maintained, and the staff is friendly and helpful. There are also plenty of lessons available for all ages and skill levels. If you're looking for a fun and active activity to do in Taipei, I highly recommend Iceland Taipei Arena. It's a great place for people of all ages to enjoy ice skating. Here are some of the things I liked about Iceland Taipei Arena: * The ice was smooth and well-maintained. * The staff was friendly and helpful. * There were plenty of lessons available for all ages and skill levels. * My son had a blast. (Oops. I have no son, why did I wrote this) Here are some of the things I didn't like about Iceland Taipei Arena: * It can get crowded during peak times. * Parking can be difficult to find. * Lockers can be small. Overall, I had a great experience at Iceland Taipei Arena. I would definitely recommend it to others.

Even during the pandemic period, there are still full of people. There is a block for beginners to practice, after you upgrade your skill, you can skate around the ice stadium. Must wear thicker socks or your feet may get hurt when you wear the skating boots. Whether you want to wear a jacket really depends on how you spend your time in the stadium. Use KKday to book the order may save your time to buy the tickets and will have some discount, also you could have all of the equipment you need. I went there with my sister, she bought ticket in person, the clerk said she needed to wait for up to one hour, so I suggest people to buy tickets online.

It's an ok ice arena. It's a relatively small area since 1/3 is used for private hockey and children area. There a time limit, of you break this, they will charge you more, but they make you leave the ice for 20 minutes for the Zamboni.

4.5 stars but I'm bumping this up to a 5 instead of a 4 rating because when I made a phone call inquiring details about weekend afternoon waiting time and they were super patient and giving me tips. I arrived early (around noon) the next day as suggested when I was asking them questions about the best time to come to avoid long lines. Of course, everything is really orderly: you pick a number, wait to be called on, tell them which "set/protective gear" you would like (the most basic one that is mandatory is helmet + skates) and then tell them the shoe sizes you want (there's a measuring board too) and you can head in to the nice and cooling skating venue and begin your adventure! Ice Land regularly cleans up the surface of with ice resurfacer of the rink every 2 hours on weekends to guarantee a more enjoyable experience and customers are given an extra 20 minutes to enjoy the new ice if their 2-hour clock in time coincides with the cleanup time.

I can't imagine how packed this place can be on the weekends. We went on a normal weekday afternoon and there were plenty of people already. The staff is nice and equipment is workable. You can opt out of the helmet; however you will have to sign a waiver. On the rink, a staff might ask you were your helmet is, but just tell them you signed the waiver and they'll leave you alone.