1 / 3Al Nasr Ice Rink
⚠ Temporarily Closed📍 Oud Metha, Dubai
One of Dubai's oldest ice rinks offering 2-hour sessions on real ice. Best suited to beginners and groups. Skate hire included. Located in Oud Metha with parking on site.
for the price totally worth it, its an old place with old equipment too but you can still get a good ice skating experience if you visit with a group of friends, otherwise you could end up being the only one at the ice rink
🏆 Family Action Verdict
The strongest pick for first-time child skaters and groups on a budget. Two-hour sessions give beginners enough time without overwhelming them. Families expecting a modern, polished facility will be disappointed — this is a no-frills rink that delivers on ice access and price alone.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Ajoy Vaz
“for the price totally worth it, its an old place with old equipment too but you can still get a good ice skating experience if you visit with a group of friends, otherwise you could end up being the only one at the ice rink”
Dr Turab
“Attended a Navratri event here. Its ongoing for 12 days and will be the longest running Navratri event in Dubai. Performances and great line up of singers make it even more fun...”
Nawaz Kader
“The first time getting into an ice rink with my kid was amazing. Everyone enjoyed the session for 2 hours. There was some problem with the machine as it was getting water on the rink surface. Even water droplets were falling from the roof hopefully due to bad insulation. They can upgrade the facilities and use it for better.”
Hashim Shakeeb
“Al Nasr Ice Rink, economically best in Dubai especially for the beginners and groups. One of the oldest and since many years not renovating the leisure area, so it looks very messy.”
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Overview
Al Nasr Ice Rink is Dubai's longest-running public ice facility and consistently its most budget-accessible. Sessions run for two hours on a full-size real-ice surface. Skate rental is available on site, making it a practical first stop for children trying ice skating for the first time. The venue is showing its age — reviewers flag water pooling on the rink surface and condensation from the roof — and the leisure area has not been renovated in years.
