Taipei Arena Ice Land

Iceland is getting kind of old. The boots are worn-out and old looking. Also the seats in the ice rink are very beat-up looking after years of people walking on the wood benches with their ice skates. One thing I didn't think was very good was that if you lost your little entry ticket, they would charge you 20 NTD to leave the ice skating rink. It's like they want to hold you as a prisoner there. You obviously paid to get in...why do you need to pay to get out when you lose the ticket ? That's just ridiculous.

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. 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.

Subpar experience. The only advantage is that it’s relatively cheap. Horrible for young beginners as there are only about 5 walkers for the whole rink, on the day we visited three of which were occupied by older kids and teens who could obviously skate, and just being used for horseplay. Slush all around, with some kids just stopping in the middle of the flow of traffic to make slush balls. Plastic garbage from the cheap gloves they sell and shoes strewn randomly in the stands. Altogether disappointing. Unless you really mind paying a little more, go to the Aurora Ice Rink instead.

It’s a public skating rink from 9 AM to 9 PM every day. If you are not a big fan of crowded places, this is not for y’all if you want to learn to skate and to play hockey hold on to figure skate this is an amazing place to do so.

The main stadion offers inside a fantastic view from the top and a great atmosphere

It is a great place to learn my children go there every week!!!

This is the first place I would think of when I want to go ice skating, I’ve been here a few times in the past decades, and sadly I have seen no improvements. Hardware is getting old, still lacking infrastructure around the arena. The place can be real crowded with a mixture of amateurs and professionals all mingled together. There are no surface machine sessions in between, so by the second hour the surface is watery and it can be dangerous for inexperienced skaters. The arena really needs an upgrade in services as well. I wouldn’t mind if they restrict the number of people allowed at a time (or lower the limit if there is one already).