Ice skating… in Hong Kong? Absolutely. Despite the subtropical climate, Hong Kong boasts several world-class indoor ice rinks that host everything from casual public sessions to international championships.
For newcomers to the city, ice skating is a surprisingly accessible and popular activity.
Below is a comprehensive guide to the major permanent ice rinks in Hong Kong, each with its own personality, including locations, rink size, user-friendliness, opening hours, pricing, and insider tips.
From harbour‑view luxury to competitive hockey, here is everything you need to know to get your skates on… no skates? Rentals on site!!
1️. DB Ice Rink – Discovery Bay
The relaxed, family-friendly favourite
If Hong Kong had a “weekend rink”, this would be it.
Located in the heart of Discovery Bay Plaza, DB Ice Rink offers a calmer, more spacious alternative to the city’s busier urban venues. It’s home to competitive training and international tournaments, yet it retains a friendly, communal feel.
International-sized rink (one of the largest in Hong Kong features cutting edge ice ? design)
⏰ Opening
Public sessions are sold in hourly costs (typically late morning through early evening). Monthly schedules are posted online.
💰 Costs (Approximate)
Public session: ~HK$75–100 Skate rental: Often included Lessons and hockey programmes available
✅ Best For
-Families living in Discovery Bay or Lantau - Skaters who prefer less crowded sessions - Serious hockey and figure skating training
Lifestyle vibe: Ferry from Central, brunch in DB Plaza, skate session, beach walk. It feels almost resort‑like.
2️. Mega Ice – Kowloon Bay
Big energy, big rink
Inside MegaBox, Mega Ice is Hong Kong’s largest competition ice venue and the city’s hockey powerhouse. If your child is serious about ice sports, this is where you’ll likely spend your time.
- Fun at an economical price - Classes for kids and adults
Lifestyle vibe:Shopping and dining in the shopping mall. Conveniently located.
5. Cityplaza Ice Palace – Taikoo
The Island’s only full-time rink
For Hong Kong Island residents, this is the go-to rink. Recently renovated and polished, it offers a modern skating experience in the heart of Taikoo directly above the MTR.
📍 Location
1/F, Cityplaza 18 Taikoo Shing Road Taikoo, Hong Kong
- New Territories residents - Parents, kids and young couples - Competitive players can join Lohas Rink Generation Next Program to develop skills
Lifestyle vibe: Coolest landmark in the district. Latest energy-saving technologies.
At a Glance: Choosing Your Rink*
If you live in…Best Choice Discovery Bay / Lantau DB Ice Rink Kowloon East Mega Ice Kowloon / NT Festival Walk, Dragon Centre, Lohas Rink Hong Kong Island Cityplaza West Kowloon Elements, Dragon Centre
* all rinks except DB Ice Rink are MTR accessible
What Every Skater Should Know
- Public skating is usually sold in time blocks, except at Elements. - Rinks close during Typhoon Signal No. 8 or severe weather warnings. - Weekends and school holidays get busy — book ahead where possible. - Bring socks (they’re required for rentals). - Helmets are recommended for beginners.
Takeaways
Hong Kong’s ice scene may be compact — just seven permanent rinks — but it’s active, competitive, and community-driven.
Whether you're raising the next hockey hopeful, reigniting your skating hobby, or simply looking for a great family activity in the city, there’s a rink that fits your lifestyle.
In a place where summer humidity lasts half the year, a little time on the ice (skating or even curbing) can be just the chill out you need.
Also fantastic entertainment for live ice skating competitions, hockey games and tournaments. The Hong Kong Ice Hockey 5’s is one of the largest and most popular tournaments in Asia – 2026 Version – April 24th – May 9th at Mega Box – some cool fun awaits!!
Ice skating… in Hong Kong? Absolutely. Despite the subtropical climate, Hong Kong boasts several world-class indoor ice rinks that host everything from casual public sessions to international championships.
For newcomers to the city, ice skating is a surprisingly accessible and popular activity.
Below is a comprehensive guide to the major permanent ice rinks in Hong Kong, each with its own personality, including locations, rink size, user-friendliness, opening hours, pricing, and insider tips.
From harbour‑view luxury to competitive hockey, here is everything you need to know to get your skates on… no skates? Rentals on site!!
1️. DB Ice Rink – Discovery Bay
The relaxed, family-friendly favourite
If Hong Kong had a “weekend rink”, this would be it.
Located in the heart of Discovery Bay Plaza, DB Ice Rink offers a calmer, more spacious alternative to the city’s busier urban venues. It’s home to competitive training and international tournaments, yet it retains a friendly, communal feel.
International-sized rink (one of the largest in Hong Kong features cutting edge ice ? design)
⏰ Opening
Public sessions are sold in hourly costs (typically late morning through early evening). Monthly schedules are posted online.
💰 Costs (Approximate)
Public session: ~HK$75–100 Skate rental: Often included Lessons and hockey programmes available
✅ Best For
-Families living in Discovery Bay or Lantau - Skaters who prefer less crowded sessions - Serious hockey and figure skating training
Lifestyle vibe: Ferry from Central, brunch in DB Plaza, skate session, beach walk. It feels almost resort‑like.
2️. Mega Ice – Kowloon Bay
Big energy, big rink
Inside MegaBox, Mega Ice is Hong Kong’s largest competition ice venue and the city’s hockey powerhouse. If your child is serious about ice sports, this is where you’ll likely spend your time.
- Fun at an economical price - Classes for kids and adults
Lifestyle vibe:Shopping and dining in the shopping mall. Conveniently located.
5. Cityplaza Ice Palace – Taikoo
The Island’s only full-time rink
For Hong Kong Island residents, this is the go-to rink. Recently renovated and polished, it offers a modern skating experience in the heart of Taikoo directly above the MTR.
📍 Location
1/F, Cityplaza 18 Taikoo Shing Road Taikoo, Hong Kong
- New Territories residents - Parents, kids and young couples - Competitive players can join Lohas Rink Generation Next Program to develop skills
Lifestyle vibe: Coolest landmark in the district. Latest energy-saving technologies.
At a Glance: Choosing Your Rink*
If you live in…Best Choice Discovery Bay / Lantau DB Ice Rink Kowloon East Mega Ice Kowloon / NT Festival Walk, Dragon Centre, Lohas Rink Hong Kong Island Cityplaza West Kowloon Elements, Dragon Centre
* all rinks except DB Ice Rink are MTR accessible
What Every Skater Should Know
- Public skating is usually sold in time blocks, except at Elements. - Rinks close during Typhoon Signal No. 8 or severe weather warnings. - Weekends and school holidays get busy — book ahead where possible. - Bring socks (they’re required for rentals). - Helmets are recommended for beginners.
Takeaways
Hong Kong’s ice scene may be compact — just seven permanent rinks — but it’s active, competitive, and community-driven.
Whether you're raising the next hockey hopeful, reigniting your skating hobby, or simply looking for a great family activity in the city, there’s a rink that fits your lifestyle.
In a place where summer humidity lasts half the year, a little time on the ice (skating or even curbing) can be just the chill out you need.
Also fantastic entertainment for live ice skating competitions, hockey games and tournaments. The Hong Kong Ice Hockey 5’s is one of the largest and most popular tournaments in Asia – 2026 Version – April 24th – May 9th at Mega Box – some cool fun awaits!!
