Maggie Daley Ice Skating Ribbon opens for its 10th winter season

Chicago, ILLocal News

The Maggie Daley Ice Skating Ribbon has officially opened for its 10th winter season, inviting families and tourists to partake in the joys of ice skating in a picturesque setting. This year, the venue is expected to draw even larger crowds as it has become a beloved winter tradition for many in the Chicago area. The opening day saw enthusiastic skaters enjoying their first glide on the ice for the 2024-25 season, reflecting the community's ongoing support for outdoor winter activities. Local officials and event organizers marked the occasion with celebrations, highlighting the ribbon's role in enhancing community connections and local tourism. The Maggie Daley Ice Skating Ribbon not only serves as a recreational hub but also showcases Chicago's commitment to providing engaging seasonal events.

With a variety of activities planned throughout the winter, this attraction promises to be a central feature of the city's winter landscape. As Chicagoans embrace the cold with open arms, the ribbon stands as a testament to the city's vibrant culture and community spirit. Residents and visitors alike are encouraged to lace up their skates and join in the seasonal festivities.

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