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Brenton Skating Plaza Officially Open for the 2024-2025 Season

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Brenton Skating Plaza in Des Moines, Iowa, is officially open for the 2024-2025 season, providing a picturesque outdoor ice-skating experience along the Principal Riverwalk. Located at 520 Robert D. Ray Drive, this beloved facility has been a staple of community winter activities since its establishment in 2006, made possible by the Brenton Foundation's generosity. The Plaza will operate from November through March, with special holiday hours including Thanksgiving Day and the day after. Visitors can take advantage of discounted skating sessions designed for seniors, students, and sensory-sensitive individuals, ensuring accessibility for all.

The first free "Learn to Skate" sessions are scheduled to begin on December 7, 2024, with registration now open and spots limited. This initiative promotes skill development and encourages participation in winter sports. For additional information regarding operating hours, admission fees, and seasonal events, individuals are encouraged to visit the Plaza's website. Experience the joy of skating at Brenton Skating Plaza this winter and create lasting memories in Des Moines.

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