Toronto just provided two outdoor skating rinks for live DJ skateboard nights
It's time to hone your skates, because almost all outdoor skating rinks in Toronto are open in winter.
There are plenty of skating rinks to choose from, whether it’s the iconic skating rink at Nathan Phillips Square or the picturesque skating track in Colonel Samuel Smith’s Park, you can skate the entire city on the ice.
Although skating itself is fun, there are only two outdoor skating rinks in Toronto, which can add fun to your night skates on a live DJ night.
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The two ice rinks at Union Station and Harbourfront both host DJ skating nights on weekends, so you can listen to the hottest music while skating.
Both skating rinks can skate for free, but the skating rink at Union Station requires you to register for the event because there are time slots.
Union Beats Skate Nights at Union Station will be held on Friday and Saturday nights from 4:00 to 9:00 pm until January 1st.
From January 22nd, DJ Skate Nights at Harbourfront will be held from 8:00pm to 11:00pm on Saturday.
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If you don’t have your own skates, don’t worry, because you can rent skates at both locations, and you can rent skates and helmets for free at the Union Station Ice Rink.
Can't choose which DJ skateboard night to go to? Why not go for two, because they are on different dates!
Fasten your skates and leave your headphones at home, because the DJ will play tracks all night, so you can dance while skating.
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