GUM Ice Rink on Red Square will be open for all starting from November 29 and receiving visitors until March 1. This year GUM Ice Rink is celebrating its 15th season!
GUM Ice Rink will be operating with all precautionary measures in place. Visitors are provided with single-use masks and gloves; the broad area of the rink (3000 sq.m) ensures that social distancing always remains possible; skates are disinfected after each use; air recirculators and и germicidal lights are installed on-site. This season only 7 skating sessions will be made available to the public from 10.00 to 23.00.
Enjoy tea, donuts, pancakes, and sausages after each ice skating session!
Free master-classes by world hockey champion Alexey Yashin and USSR figure skating champion Yuri Ovchinnikov are available for those who register online.
This year GUM Ice Rink has its own Instagram.
GUM Ice Rink is open daily, 10.00 to 23.00, from November 29, 2020, to March 1, 2021.
Useful info:
The first three sessions on workdays are free.
All other workday sessions adult tickets are priced at 600 rub, children tickets (7-12 years) – 300 rub Accompanying person tickets (no entry to the rink itself) for other workday sessions are 50 rub, on the weekend and during the holidays – 100 rub.
Children below the age of 7 skate free-of-charge provided that an adult accompanies them with a ticket.
During the weekends, adult tickets are 700 rub, children tickets – 400 rub. From December 26, 2020, to January 10, 2021, on workdays the first three sessions are 500 rub, the other sessions – 700 rub. On the weekends and bank holidays, adult tickets are 800 rub, children tickets – 400 rub.
Pensioner tickets on workdays are 200 rub, on weekends and bank holidays – 300 rub.
Mastercard holders enjoy a 15% discount when paying with their cards.
Skate rental for one session is 400 rub for adults, 200 rub for children, and pensioners. During the New Year holidays, rental is, respectively, 400 and 250 rub. Collateral for skates and equipment — 2000 rub or ID (driver’s license, pensioner’s license, or military ID).
GUM Ice Rink on Red Square will be open for all starting from November 29 and receiving visitors until March 1. This year GUM Ice Rink is celebrating its 15th season!
GUM Ice Rink will be operating with all precautionary measures in place. Visitors are provided with single-use masks and gloves; the broad area of the rink (3000 sq.m) ensures that social distancing always remains possible; skates are disinfected after each use; air recirculators and и germicidal lights are installed on-site. This season only 7 skating sessions will be made available to the public from 10.00 to 23.00.
Enjoy tea, donuts, pancakes, and sausages after each ice skating session!
Free master-classes by world hockey champion Alexey Yashin and USSR figure skating champion Yuri Ovchinnikov are available for those who register online.
This year GUM Ice Rink has its own Instagram.
GUM Ice Rink is open daily, 10.00 to 23.00, from November 29, 2020, to March 1, 2021.
Useful info:
The first three sessions on workdays are free.
All other workday sessions adult tickets are priced at 600 rub, children tickets (7-12 years) – 300 rub Accompanying person tickets (no entry to the rink itself) for other workday sessions are 50 rub, on the weekend and during the holidays – 100 rub.
Children below the age of 7 skate free-of-charge provided that an adult accompanies them with a ticket.
During the weekends, adult tickets are 700 rub, children tickets – 400 rub. From December 26, 2020, to January 10, 2021, on workdays the first three sessions are 500 rub, the other sessions – 700 rub. On the weekends and bank holidays, adult tickets are 800 rub, children tickets – 400 rub.
Pensioner tickets on workdays are 200 rub, on weekends and bank holidays – 300 rub.
Mastercard holders enjoy a 15% discount when paying with their cards.
Skate rental for one session is 400 rub for adults, 200 rub for children, and pensioners. During the New Year holidays, rental is, respectively, 400 and 250 rub. Collateral for skates and equipment — 2000 rub or ID (driver’s license, pensioner’s license, or military ID).
