Skating Rinks

Cyr Arena Skating Rink

Name: Cyr Arena Skating Rink
Address: 200 Trafton Rd, Springfield, MA 01108, Springfield, MA, US
Telephone: (413) 787-6438
Rating: 4.2

★★★★☆ 4.2 (188 reviews)

📍 200 Trafton Rd, Springfield, MA 01108

📞 (413) 787-6438

🌐 www.springfield-ma.gov/park/cyr

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🕐 Hours

Monday	12–1:50 PM
Tuesday	4–6:50 PM
Wednesday	12–1:50 PM
Thursday	12–1:50 PM
Friday	7–8:50 PM
Saturday	7–8:50 PM
Sunday	2–3:50 PM

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About Cyr Arena Skating Rink

Cyr Arena Skating Rink is a skating rink in Springfield, MA. Learn to Skate program hosted by Springfield Police, offering a unique community partnership for skating instruction. Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars by 188 visitors.

Quick Facts

Type: Ice Skating
Location: Forest Park, Springfield, MA
Amenities: Recently renovated with warming room, concession stand, 6 changing rooms, 4 team locker rooms
Programs: Learn to Skate program, ice rental for teams
Contact: Rink Manager Brian Kenney (413) 787-6438

💡 Did You Know?

⭐Learn to Skate program hosted by Springfield Police, offering a unique community partnership for skating instruction
⭐Located within Forest Park in Springfield, MA, placing it adjacent to major tourist attractions including the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden and The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum
⭐Seasonal operation through March 2026 with ice rental rates ranging from $255 for youth 50-minute sessions to $375 for 80-minute rentals

💬 What Visitors Say

🕐Arrive early for public skate sessions to enjoy fresh, well-maintained ice. The rink has been known to stop sessions mid-way for resurfacing, so you may lose paid skating time. Starting early maximizes your ice quality and session duration.
💬Be prepared for a small, crowded rink during public skate hours. Stay alert as some visitors skate in wrong directions and staff oversight of safety can be inconsistent. Experienced skaters may find it more challenging than larger venues.
💡The concession stand has good food options including hot chocolate, hot dogs, and snacks, making it convenient for families. Budget extra for refreshments ($5 for small items like candy and chips), but the selection makes it worth the stop during your skating break.
💡Bring extra layers and water-resistant clothing. Reviews mention the ice can become wet and slushy, especially after resurfacing during sessions. Dry clothes and towels are helpful if you take a fall.
💡Consider enrolling in the Learn to Skate program hosted by Springfield Police rather than casual public skate. This structured program may provide better instruction and a safer environment than open public skating sessions.