Lee Valley Ice Centre

Most of the time I cycle infront of this place. I never expected that, Lee vally Ice cetre is such a wonderful place. They have a huge collection of various type of skating shoes. First time ever, I steped on the ice . I felt like, I'm a baby who is tring to learn walk. I fell down mutiple times and managed to do some minor sliding. This Ice centre is the suitable place for having fun with friends and family. They also offers coaching for people who want to learn ice skating.

Ok , so I have to say the ice rink is great size and the price is ok - I know ice rinks smaller more crowded for higher prices - i have only two issues here - the ice rink should allow children older than 5 and some height to use the skating aid (pinguin) - my son had serious problems to get on as he was simply anxious of all the people around - he has no diagnosis although he is being assessed for special needs including DYSPRAXIA, and Autism- this left him very vulnerable around and he was refused the skating aid which inflicted in him hating ice skating after trying second time. First time he had the aid in another place. Second issue - the cafeteria staff could learn not to roll their eyes on customers spending quite a lot for the food especially someone who is with big family there - otherwise all great but not sure if we return soon

First time back at the rink since it reopened. My daughter loved it as she's never been ice skating before. I would say it's quite pricey just for the sake of it. If you don't have skates it's £13 for an adult and £11 for a child. We'll definitely go again though.

Modern ice rink facility. Helpful staff and you can either bring your own or hire ice skates from Lee valley.Very very big ice rink and you can pay for personal ice skating tuition.Highly recommended!!!!

The place has ice-skating ⛸️ area and cafe. Outside Lee Valley there are flowers and a water area and also benches to sit on and eat/drink. There is cycle parking at the front.

Reopened yesterday. From the outside the centre is beautiful. It's nice that everything is new and centre is well laid out.Went for the first time with my 4 year old son and he had a great time. Just wish they would not charge for the skating aids - £5 seems over the top, given shoes are £3 and skating session for young people £8.

Quite large ice ring compared to the others I went to.Sessions are 1hr 30mins, which felt long and had enough time to somewhat learn how to skate :)Workers also kind.Card only.£3 to rent ice skates.Free parking if paid for session.

I came here for the first time after the pandemic. It was closed for about a year for their £1m refurbishment. It was so outdated before the refurbishment, and now looks very modern and such a lovely environment, even just to chill out! There’s two little lakes outside it with benches… perfect for a summer lunch. They’ve also utilised the space better to make the car park larger and the centre is also bigger. I know it also has a gym… not sure if it has anything else in there. But it’s two floors too. The changing area is much bigger and also has many lockers too. The place is spotless, and has a nice cafe which is available for customers, even if they aren’t skating. It was a good visit, and I definitely will come back!

new and improved! i was a frequent visitor at the old ice rink when i was in college and the centre has improved drastically since then. i would say the skate hire extra charge is a bit steep at £3 per person because other rinks have the charge included within their booking prices. overall its great, very accommodating for beginners and kids with the ice penguins.