Ice, ice baby! A thrilling new Olympic-sized ice rink is set to make waves in Pandan Gardens by 2026! Get the scoop on all the glacial excitement!
Get ready, Singapore! There's a chill in the air as Pandan Gardens gears up to welcome an Olympic-size ice rink! Following the closure of the beloved JCube ice rink in August 2023, ice skating fans have been left with a frosty void. But fret not, as local sports associations have announced plans for a brand new ice facility that promises to create a flurry of excitement!
The upcoming venue will not only feature an Olympic-sized rink, perfect for aspiring figure skaters and hockey enthusiasts, but it will also include a smaller rink ideal for casual skaters and beginners. Construction is slated for completion by the end of 2026, giving you plenty of time to sharpen those skating skills! So grab your skates, because soon you’ll be gliding on ice once again right in your backyard!
This new addition is expected to revitalize the local sports scene and give Singaporeans a fresh outlet for winter sports. It’s not just about skating, though; it will also serve as a hub for ice-related activities, competitions, and community events! Just imagine hosting birthday parties or even fundraisers on an ice rink – now that’s something to chill for!
As we eagerly await the arrival of this frosty paradise, let’s not forget a couple of cool facts about ice rinks. Did you know that the first recorded ice rink was built in 1763 in England? Ice skating has come a long way since then! Plus, the largest commercially available ice rink in the world is located in Dubai, and it spans over 1,800 square meters! Looks like Singapore is ready to skate its way onto the global ice map!
Catch the excitement early and keep those fingers crossed for a thrilling skating experience in the years to come! With Singapore’s love for unique sports and activities, we’re sure this ice rink will be a hit!
There is no Olympic-size rink here, following the closure of the one at JCube in August 2023. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The facility will feature two rinks — one Olympic-sized and one smaller — and is scheduled for completion by end-2026. Ever since the closure of JCube in 2023, ...