Cathedral Quarter Ice Rink

Bring the whole family into the festive spirit at Cathedral Quarter Ice Rink, back in the city centre this Christmas.Whether it's little ones taking their first wobbly steps on ice or grownups reliving their childhood glory days, there's something here for everyone.

Our covered rink means the fun continues whatever the weather with plenty of rink side space for anyone who'd rather watch than skate.Hourly sessions include skate hire, and we've got you covered for confidence too.

Free standing skate aids are available for shaky starters and toddlers can use our free sit-on aids to join in safely.Warm up afterwards with a hot chocolate or mulled wine from the Nordic Bar next door.

Skate aids are first come first served, so arrive early to grab one.An adult must always accompany and supervise under 12s skaters on the ice (1 Adult to 5 Children). 12 to 14-year-olds must have a parent or guardian observing from the sides.We strongly advise that all skaters taking part in the general skate sessions be over 5 years old however, 4-year-olds can go onto the ice during general skate sessions.Toddler sessions are strictly for ages 5 and under and their parents or guardians.Skate aids will be free to borrow and are available on a first-come first served basis.

The Ice Rink is accessible for individuals who use a wheelchair.1.

Skate in one direction only 2.

No chains of two or more 3.

Don't sit or climb on the barriers 4.

No smoking or drinking allowed on the rink 5.

Children under 12 years of age to be accompanied by an adult (1 Adult per 5 Children) 6.

Anybody under the influence of drugs or alcohol are not permitted on the rink. 7.

No speed skating 8.

Only Ice Skates are allowed on the skating surface (unless a wheelchair is being pushed) 9.

Derby City Council reserves the right to refuse entry or remove persons on the rink entirely at their discretion. 10.

Customers are advised to wear gloves. 11.

Mobile phones are not permitted on the ice. 12.

Bags are not permitted on the ice, customers can leave them in the seating area at their own risk.Skaters and spectators are deemed to have knowledge of the inherent risk of skating and enter the skating rink entirely at their own risk, risks include but are not limited to the following:1.

Injuries resulting from the collision or contact with other skaters.2.

Injuries resulting from fallsDerby City Council accepts no liability for injuries that may occur.