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Rothman Roller Rink and more outdoor fun debut at Center City District Parks

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The Rothman Roller Rink opens on April 25 in Dilworth Park, with a preview party on April 24 hosted by Wooder Ice. Guests at the preview can enjoy live DJ sets, performances, and themed retro attire for $50, which includes food and drink tickets. Regular admission for the rink is set at $10 for adults and $8 for children, with skate rentals available for $6. This venue will operate daily until June 29, alongside numerous other spring and summer events at Center City parks. Activities include Center City Fit classes, the Philadelphia Marketplace, and various themed events, catering to diverse community interests.

The initiative promotes local engagement and supports the vibrant atmosphere of Center City. Additional events include a Yappy Hour and vintage pop-ups at Sister City Park. Overall, the parks serve as a hub for recreation and community interaction during the warmer months.

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