Skating Rinks

Glenview Community Ice Center

Name: Glenview Community Ice Center
Address: 1851 Landwehr Rd, Glenview, IL 60026, Glenview, IL, US
Telephone: (847) 724-2800
Rating: 4.5

★★★★☆ 4.5 (279 reviews)

📍 1851 Landwehr Rd, Glenview, IL 60026

📞 (847) 724-2800

🌐 glenviewparks.org/facilities/glenview-community-ice-center

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🕐 Hours

Monday	6 AM–8 PM
Tuesday	6 AM–8 PM
Wednesday	6 AM–8 PM
Thursday	6 AM–8 PM
Friday	6 AM–8 PM
Saturday	8 AM–5 PM
Sunday	8 AM–5 PM

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About Glenview Community Ice Center

Glenview Community Ice Center is a skating rink in Glenview, IL. Features three ice rinks of varying sizes: two full Olympic-sized rinks (200' x 85') plus a dedicated studio rink (90' x 60'), providing specialized spaces for different skating disciplines and skill levels. Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars by 279 visitors.

Quick Facts

Type: Ice Skating
Rinks: 3 rinks (200x85, 200x85, 90x60)
Programs: Figure skating, hockey, learn-to-skate
Amenities: Restaurant, pro shop, birthday parties, dryland training

💡 Did You Know?

⭐Features three ice rinks of varying sizes: two full Olympic-sized rinks (200' x 85') plus a dedicated studio rink (90' x 60'), providing specialized spaces for different skating disciplines and skill levels
⭐Operates year-round with integrated food service including North Branch restaurant (50-seat capacity) and Joe Donut coffee stand, though food vendors close seasonally during summer months and reopen in August
⭐Offers ice bumper cars as a special event activity, an unconventional recreational use of ice rink space that extends beyond traditional skating programs
⭐Community room venue space accommodates 100 people with hardwood flooring, ballet bars, and mirrors, functioning as a multi-purpose facility beyond skating instruction

💬 What Visitors Say

💡Enroll your child in skating lessons with the highly-praised coaching staff rather than relying solely on public skate sessions. Reviewers consistently highlight the coaches' expertise and attention to detail, making it worthwhile even for non-residents paying higher rates.
🕐Plan your visit on weekday mornings or non-peak hours. Weekend public skate sessions tend to be chaotic with inconsistent rule enforcement and ice maintenance, so avoiding peak times will provide a safer, more enjoyable experience.
💡Arrive early for Sunday events or public sessions, as the on-site North Branch restaurant may not open until later in the day. Alternatively, bring snacks or plan to visit Joe Donut (closed seasonally in summer).
💡Take advantage of the free parking lot and convenient front entrance for drop-offs/pick-ups. The facility's layout makes it easy for parents to get kids in and out quickly, which is especially helpful during lesson times.
💬If you're concerned about ice quality and safety enforcement, consider calling ahead to ask about ice maintenance schedules and rule enforcement during your intended visit time, or opt for organized programs (lessons, hockey games) over open public skate.