Ice Skating

Location

Hours

Open November 25 – February 2
Mon-Thu 2-9 PM, Fri-Sun 10 AM-10 PM

How To Get Here

Parking is limited, so we encourage you to take public transportation. And lucky for you, there are plenty of transportation options.

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Subway

Clark Street

High Street or Jay St- MetroTech

Borough Hall

York Street

Bus

B25

B61

B63

B67

B25 (at Fulton Ferry Landing), B61 (at Atlantic Avenue and Hicks Street), B63 (on the loop road near Pier 6 in the park), or B67 (at Jay Street and York Street)

CitiBike

Nearby CitiBike stations: Atlantic Ave & Furman St (Pier 6); Brooklyn Bridge Park – Pier 2; Old Fulton St (Pier 1); Water St & Main St (Main Street)

NYC Ferry

East River route to Dumbo/Fulton Ferry; or South Brooklyn Route to Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6/Atlantic Avenue or DUMBO/Fulton Ferry.

Skate beneath the historic Brooklyn Bridge while taking in the iconic views of the Manhattan skyline.

Experience the magic of winter at Brooklyn Bridge Park, where the iconic Brooklyn Bridge serves as a stunning backdrop for a delightful ice skating adventure at Roebling Rink! As the Park transforms into a winter wonderland, lace up your skates and glide across the rink beneath the historic Brooklyn Bridge. The twinkling lights, breathtaking skyline, and crisp winter air create a magical setting for seasoned skaters and those discovering the joy of ice skating for the first time.

Whether you’re twirling on the ice or enjoying the enchanting atmosphere, skating at Roebling Rink offers a unique and memorable winter experience in the most unbelievable setting!

Learn More!

Roebling Rink

Other Places to Explore

Empire Stores

Environmental Education Center

Things To Do

Basketball

Fishing

Kayaking

Pickleball

Roller Skating

Volleyball

The building at 99 Plymouth Street, now home to the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy’s Environmental Education Center, public restrooms, and a community space, was formally a NYC Department of Environmental Protection building

Empire Stores and the Tobacco warehouse are both Civil War Era buildings

More than 5 million people visit the Park each year.

Brooklyn Bridge Park published its Master Plan in 2000.

The Brooklyn Bridge opened on May 14th, 1883. It was the first bridge to cross the East River, the largest suspension bridge built at the time, and was called the “eighth wonder of the world.”

Emily Warren Roebling Plaza is the final piece of Brooklyn Bridge Park to be constructed

In 1814, Robert Fulton, inventor of the world’s first successful steamboat, established a steam-powered ferry to cross the East River. The ferry launched from the edge of Fulton Street.

More than 13,000 timber piles support the piers in the Park.

Trees, lawns, and shrubs are managed organically

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