Millcreek Common

"This new ice skating rink opened up recently in the heart of Millcreek. The only other outdoor ice skating rink in the Salt Lake area is the one in downtown, Gallivan Center. The price for admission is only $7 and skate rentals are an additional $5. Limited parking is available in the front of the rink, however, behind the rink, there is a whole lot of available parking. The rink itself is more like a path rather than a large oval. There is a small circle in the edge of the path, but most of it is kind of a narrow, windy path. There isn't much of a railing on the sides of the rink, except around certain points of the path. There are cute lit up trees around the path and rubber areas to walk on and places to sit. I'm not sure if it's certain days or every day, but there is a DJ at the rink. This was my first time ice skating with a DJ and it definitely made it more fun! Next to the rink, there is a large building where you get your skate rentals and admission wrist bands on the first floor and on the second floor, there is an overlooking patio available. I've heard you're able to buy hot chocolate there, but not sure if you can because I did not go into the building, but maybe that is where you can buy food and drinks! Overall, it's a very cute date spot. Not a rink for figure skating or any technical type of tricks, but definitely one for aesthetics, a fun casual time, or a place to hang out!"

"Was a little astounded that I had frequently driven by this area and not realized all the new development going on! Visited Millcreek Common to attend Noodlehead's soft-opening (which I highly recommend) and was pleasantly surprised by this building and its surrounding chic offerings - i.e. Ice skating / skating rink outside, climbing wall being put up on the outside corner of the building, cute little flea-market going on with a few local vendors, etc..."

"Very displeased with experience with skating at Milcreek Commons. Skating helpers not readily available for children because being used by adults. When I inquired about young first time skater not having one I was told by manager Jamie Wilmer there would be no refunds and that first time skaters should put hands in the air. Very condescending. Would not recommend for beginning skaters. Unfriendly and rude manager."

"Great place to bring the family for different events and ice skating, or roller skating in the summer."

"When we came there was hardly anyone there so we basically had the whole rink to ourselves! I think it’s the largest outdoor ice rink in Utah. Very fun with all the Christmas lights and decorations."