Westquay's Ice Rink is back once again for 2023 giving people the opportunity to show off their skating skills.
It is close to the Southampton Christmas Market that is currently running and has the benefit of an Apres Bar to enjoy beer, mulled wine and more.
Discussing the set-up ice rink organisers said: "Southampton’s premium ice-skating experience returns for both beginners and ice-skating aficionados.
"Bring in the festive cheer with Southampton’s favourite one-of-a-kind ice skating experience. We can’t wait to welcome everyone for another great season."
Tickets for the ice rink can be bought at the website here, and here's a breakdown of how much it will cost to have a go on it.
Westquay Ice Rink prices 2023
If you fancied giving the Westquay Ice Rink a try, it costs £14 per session (plus £1.50 in fees) for an adult.
Meanwhile, a child ticket is £12 (plus £1.50 in fees) and a family of four ticket is £46 (plus £1.50 in fees).
This pricing is consistent on the website whatever timeslot or day you pick.
From Monday to Friday the first skate session is at 3pm whilst the final one of the day is at 8pm.
On weekends this changes to the first session being at 10am whilst the final one stays the same.
The ice rink organisers say that skating sessions commence strictly on the hour and they last 45 minutes.
They also encourage people to arrive 20 minutes before their session starts.
Southampton Christmas Market nearby
Once you have finished your session at the Westuqay Ice Rink you can head over to the Southampton Christmas Market which is taking place until January 2, 2024.
With the exception of Christmas Day, the market will be open from 10am until 10pm every day during that period.
More than 30 traders will have stalls at the market, selling a huge range of products including scented candles and soaps to chutneys, cheeses, and sweets.
Additionally, there are a number of rides to enjoy including the AtmosFear and what is considered to be the UK's tallest Ferris wheel.
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