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Get Your Skates On For Reigate On Ice

Get Your Skates On For Reigate On Ice

It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and in Reigate that can mean only one thing – Reigate On Ice – following last year’s hiatus, the hugely popular family event is back and bigger than ever.

Set near the Bell Street end in the lovely surroundings of Priory Park in the town, Reigate On Ice is held undercover in a big top marquee with skaters enjoying real ice whatever weather outside.

Skaters can also enjoy festive music, and tasty food and drink as well as a rides and other attractions including regular live entertainment all of which will create a winter wonderland full of fun.

The 2019 edition runs from Thursday, November 28 to Saturday, January 4, with sessions running for 45 minutes, and charged at just £12.50 for adults, and children £10 – free skate hire is included.

For more information about Reigate On Ice, and to book your tickets, visit: www.reigateonice.co.uk

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