South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena,

1176 Rufus Allen Boulevard, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

"I used to skate here as a kid and now have had the chance to start bringing my own kiddos. We love coming here and my kids are always asking to go. The staff are all very friendly. The reason I only give 4 stars is the price- it gets expensive quick. For my family of 4 (2 adults and 2 kids) one visit costs us $60. If we bring our own skates it only lowers the cost to $52. ($20 per adult or $16 with own skates, kids are $10). With that, it’s not something you can really go and do multiple times a week because it’s hard to justify the price. They do not offer local discounts or memberships."

"We had rented the ice-skating table area for a birthday party, while the kids had a great time ice-skating, so five stars for that, it was a horrid time at the table area. So we paid $130 for a non-private party, no plates, napkins, cups or silverware! When I asked the lady upfront what all comes with the package, because I was a little confused. She told me that they don’t provide anything and that she’s not sure what I’m expecting! I already had the kids on the rink. I didn’t wanna make a huge scene but I was upset at her nastiness and the fact that I paid that kind of money to literally just sit there, the kids had to eat cake with their hands! Plus if I would’ve been more prepared if they had let us know that nothing comes in the package. I think it was just the way I was spoken to on top of the price that was insane. I tried to call the manager, I did speak to a really nice lady name Lynell, but they refused to refund me the party space because they don’t provide anything and that was never an agreement. So I think ice-skating is great and the kids had a great time but I implore people do not rent the party area because they don’t explain anything to you and they take your money and then let you know that you’re on your own. So thanks so much ice rink!"

"Saw an ice hockey game here between Las Vegas and the local Tahoe team. I was able to purchase at the door. Great atmosphere, lots of locals and families. It's cold inside so bring something to sit on (the bleachers are made of metal). Beer and food can be purchased inside."

"This is a great venue for hockey and ice rink activities. This place is small and seating is great, although the benches aren't super comfortable so I would recommend bringing a pad to sit on. There are tables and chairs for additional seating options but you don't get as good of view. You can however stand behind the goals on either end, which is a nice vantage point for watching shots on goal. The bathrooms are nice and clean, with enough stalls to limit long lines. Parking is easy and there are ample spaces. The one downside to this venue is the service you get at the food and beverage counter. The kids working the counter were horrible at their jobs and were nearly useless when they were asked information about the food offerings and drinks. They couldn't bother to check their inventory for guests or provide adequate responses. The food offerings are limited and sub-par, but that is to be expected at a small sports venue like the Tahoe Ice Arena. Pizza, pretzels, tater tots and a few other things grace the small menu here. There was Modelo, Cutwaters, High Noon, and one other beer option in regards to alcohol. I didn't experience any security at my last visit and the ticketing staff was very kind and welcoming. It is absolutely possible to bring in your own food and alcohol so as to enjoy the venue as best you can. I would have given this review 5 stars if the food and beverage counter wasn't such an embarrassment."

"Fantastic ice rink! Got here just as open skate started and it wasn’t for about 1.6 hours till it got crowded. So much better of an option then heavenly village being much bigger, cheaper, and less packed. We’d come back again for sure!"