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The White Hat Guide to Ice Skating in MelbourneSince the demolition of St Moritz in St Kilda, the city and inner suburbs has not had a permanent ice skating rink in or near the city. However there is usually a temporary ice rink somewhere near the city over summer. There is no longer ice skating at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl but you will find ice skating at the Docklands until August 2008 and Luna Park until October 2008 (see below).  | Ice Skating at Luna Park | | Luna Park has an ice skating rink called 'Luna Freeze’ which is open during the winter months.Luna Freeze Ice Skating Sessions are at 11.30am, 1.00pm, 2.30pm, 4.00pm on Luna Park operating days. Sessions include one hour of skating Cost: $14.00 per person including skate hire. - 11.00am to 6.00pm | | Sat, Sun & school holiday until 6th Oct | Luna Park, St Kilda - | | |
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In the suburbs, skating rinks can be found at: Olympic Ice Skating Centre1080 Centre Rd Oakleigh South (03) 9579-3755
N-Ice Synthetic Ice Skating RinkUnit 1, 60 Keilor Park Drive (corner of Commercial Place - Mel ref PG15 B10) Keilor Park (03) 93317872
The skating rink at Ringwood has closed down. | Page last updated: | 03 July, 2008 | | URL:
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