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Hampton Court Palace Ice Rink

About

Skate Through History

Set against the backdrop of Henry VIII’s historic home, Hampton Court Palace Ice Rink is the perfect way to glide into the season. Lace up your skates, bring your loved ones, and get ready for an enchanting experience on the ice.

 

The rink will be open to the public from 22 November 2024, until 5 January 2025, except on Christmas Day.

The rink opens at 9.30am (first session starts at 10am) and closes at 9pm (last session starts at 8pm).

Skating sessions last up to 45 minutes. The ticket price includes skate hire and excludes the online booking fee. We recommend that you arrive 30 to 40 minutes before your session to get ready to take to the ice.

Please note that Hampton Court Palace itself is only open Wednesday to Sunday, outside of the school holidays. If you wish to visit the Palace on the same day as your skate, please check their opening times here.

Guide Prices

£18.00 - £21.00 Adult/Teen
Aged 13+ years old

£13.00 - £15.50 Children
3-12 years old (you have to be at least 3 years old to skate on the rink)

£46.00 - £61.00 Family Ticket
1 Adult + 3 Children or 2 Adults + 2 Children

£12.00 Wheelchair Users
A carer who is comfortable on the ice must accompany wheelchair users, don’t forget to add a free carer ticket to your order along with your wheelchair ticket

£5.00 Child Skate Aid
Skate aids will be available to hire at the rink for £5.00 on a first-come, first-served basis (subject to terms and conditions)

Book Tickets Online

Map & Directions

Road Directions

By car From the M25 take either exit 10 and A307 or exit 12 and A308. The palace is also accessible via the A3 and then the A309.

 

Car parking

On-site parking £1.60 per hour (car parking bays fit a standard car only). Pay for your parking with card only. Alternatively, you can use the Glide app.

Accessible parking There are nine disabled parking bays available on site. Parking on site is free for Blue Badge holders.

Nearby parking Hampton Court Green is located 500m from the entrance of the palace and is charged at £1.50 per hour.

Public Transport Directions

By train 35 minutes direct from London Waterloo to Hampton Court station.

By coach Coaches can park on Hampton Court Green, which has several bays on a first come first served basis. To park coaches onsite, arrangements can be made for special circumstances, please contact us here to make arrangements.

By bus From Kingston: 111, 216, 411, 461, 513. From Richmond: R68.

Hampton Court Palace Ice Rink

Type:Christmas Event

Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court Way, East Molesey, London, KT8 9AU

Opening Times

Season (22 Nov 2024 - 5 Jan 2025)
DayTimes
Monday - Sunday10:00 - 21:00
Season (25 Dec 2024)
DayTimes

* Excluding Christmas Day
8pm - Last skate

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