I will be in Boston this summer and am looking for ice rinks. I know there's the Boston Skating Club, but since I'm not currently a USFS member I'm not sure if I'm allowed to buy onto their FS ice. They do have a limited number of public skate sessions I can use, but does anyone know where else I can find ice time? Thanks!
Figure skating in Boston over summer?
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http://www.jwhayden.org/-ice-skating-programs.aspx
Hayden rink in Lexington is open.
Here's our list of rinks in Massachusetts
http://www.goldenskate.com/director...skating-clubs-and-ice-rinks-in-massachusetts/
Hayden rink in Lexington is open.
Here's our list of rinks in Massachusetts
http://www.goldenskate.com/director...skating-clubs-and-ice-rinks-in-massachusetts/
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Will you have a car?
http://m.cityofboston.gov/heat/staycool.asp
The above article lists one rink:
https://fmcicesports.com/rink/west-roxbury-jim-roche-community-arena/
It looks like FMC manages a lot of rinks in MA and lists which are open for the summer, but not sure whether any of the others listed are also close to Boston.
Another thought, since it looks like almost all public rinks close for the summer & it looks like there are quite a few skating clubs with private ice time: maybe you could get a prorated membership just for the summer? Alternatively, maybe you can bite the bullet, become a member near where you live, and get some kind of reciprocal or secondary privileges at one of the Boston clubs?
http://m.cityofboston.gov/heat/staycool.asp
The above article lists one rink:
https://fmcicesports.com/rink/west-roxbury-jim-roche-community-arena/
It looks like FMC manages a lot of rinks in MA and lists which are open for the summer, but not sure whether any of the others listed are also close to Boston.
Another thought, since it looks like almost all public rinks close for the summer & it looks like there are quite a few skating clubs with private ice time: maybe you could get a prorated membership just for the summer? Alternatively, maybe you can bite the bullet, become a member near where you live, and get some kind of reciprocal or secondary privileges at one of the Boston clubs?
