Skating Rinks

Chad Erickson Memorial Ice Rink

Name: Chad Erickson Memorial Ice Rink
Address: 100 State St, La Crosse, WI 54601, La Crosse, WI, US
Telephone: (608) 784-9993
Rating: 5

★★★★★ 5 (3 reviews)

📍 100 State St, La Crosse, WI 54601

📞 (608) 784-9993

🌐 www.rotarylights.org

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🕐 Hours

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

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About Chad Erickson Memorial Ice Rink

Chad Erickson Memorial Ice Rink is a skating rink in La Crosse, WI. Part of the Rotary Lights holiday display featuring 3,000,000 lights, making it one of the largest holiday light displays in the region. Rated 5 out of 5 stars by 3 visitors.

Quick Facts

Type: Outdoor Ice Rink
Rental: Yes, free skate rental
Admission: FREE to Rotary Lights display
Season: Nov 27 - Dec 31, 2026
Special Feature: 3,000,000 holiday lights display

💡 Did You Know?

⭐Part of the Rotary Lights holiday display featuring 3,000,000 lights, making it one of the largest holiday light displays in the region
⭐Offers free s'mores every night near a giant snowman as part of the skating experience
⭐Features an All Abilities Night on November 30 with adjusted lighting and sound for individuals sensitive to flashing lights and loud music, demonstrating inclusive accessibility design
⭐Completely free admission and free skate rentals, operating on a voluntary donation basis
⭐Weather-dependent seasonal outdoor rink operating only November 27 through December 31, closing during warm temperatures

💬 What Visitors Say

💬This is a seasonal outdoor rink (Nov 27 - Dec 31) that closes during warm temperatures, so check weather forecasts before visiting and plan trips during cold snaps for guaranteed operation.
💬Take advantage of free skate rentals and the warming trailer between sessions to stay comfortable during your visit.
💡Enjoy free s'mores every night near the giant snowman and the 3,000,000-light Rotary Lights display—plan to arrive early to experience both the rink and holiday attractions without rushing.
💡If you're sensitive to flashing lights or loud music, attend the All Abilities Night on November 30 (5-8pm) which features adjusted lighting and sound levels.
💡Bundle up in warm layers, insulated socks, and gloves—this is an outdoor rink operating in late fall/winter with limited indoor warming facilities, so proper clothing is essential for comfort.