Chicago, November 14 — The ice skating season has begun at Maggie Daley Park in downtown Chicago. The skating ribbon, which opened on Friday, November 13, is a uniquely open pathway that weaves through the park, unlike a traditional ice rink. Skaters can enjoy views of Chicago’s towering skyscrapers while skating here. Each session lasts two hours. Visitors who bring their own skates as well as those who rent skates need a timed ticket.
For those with their own skates, the 11 a.m. session from Monday through Friday on non-holidays is free. Additionally, the 8 a.m. session on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and during the special holiday season is also free for skaters with their own skates. Other sessions for visitors with their own skates are priced at $5.
When booking online, including skate rental, the fee is $17 from Monday through Thursday on non-holiday days, and $21 from Friday through Sunday, on holidays, and during the special holiday season. The park’s address is 337 East Randolph Street. Sessions are subject to change depending on weather conditions.
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Original Malayalam report: Malayalam Daily News
