Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink Returns for the 2024 Holidays

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink will return for the 2024 holiday season, operating from November 15, 2024, to January 12, 2025, at the picturesque Bellevue Downtown Park. Celebrating its 27th year, the ice rink spans over 9,000 square feet of real ice in a fully covered, open-air setting, creating a magical experience for skaters of all ages. Advance tickets and season passes can be purchased through the official website, with limited walk-up tickets available for those who don't plan ahead. Visitors can take advantage of free skate lessons provided by Microsoft, themed skate nights, and on-site food options, ensuring fun for everyone from beginners to seasoned skaters. Patrick Bannon, BDA President, emphasized the rink's role as a beloved holiday tradition that fosters community spirit and joy.

Beyond the ice, Downtown Bellevue will host various winter activities, such as the Garden d’Lights and Gingerbread Workshops, adding to the festive spirit. This holiday attraction is supported by key partners like Symetra, Microsoft, and Amazon, showcasing community collaboration. For updated information on skating hours and promotions, visitors are encouraged to check the rink's official website and follow the Bellevue Downtown Association on social media.

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