More Fun on the Ice Special Events at the Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink is set for an exciting winter with special events running until January 8, 2023. Notable activities include 'Football Sundays,' where attendees can wear Seahawks gear while skating, and the 'Ugly Sweater Skate' on select Saturdays in December for holiday cheer. The rink will also host the Kraken on specific dates, offering fans a chance to meet team representatives and participate in giveaways. Free skate lessons, sponsored by Microsoft, are available for newcomers to learn skating basics from professional coaches, while private lessons can be booked for those seeking to improve their skills. This series of events not only encourages physical activity but also fosters community connections during the holiday season, making the Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink a premier winter destination.

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