Riverfront Spokane

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Adult admission….$9.95
Child admission….$6.95
Children 2 and under….free admission (does not include skate rental)
Adult Unlimited Pass (does not include skate rental)….$39.95
Child Unlimited Pass age 3-12 (does not include skate rental)….$28.95
Skate rental add-on to Unlimited Pass....$19.95 (only available with purchase of Unlimited Pass)
Skate rental….$6.95 per visit

Groups of 10 or more receive 15% off admission and skate rental when paying with a single payment for the group.

We have hockey and figure skates ranging from sizes 1-14 and children's size 6-13.

Yes, but anyone accompanying guest in wheelchair must wear skates while on the ice.

No. Anyone on the ice must be wearing ice skates (unless in wheelchair).

No. Carrying a child or anyone on the ice is strictly prohibited.

Figure skates come in women's sizes and have a straighter blade surface with a front toe pick. Hockey skates come in men's sizes and have a slight curve at the front tip of the blade and no toe pick.

No.

No.

No, food and drink are not allowed on ice.

Yes, only for disabled guests, not as a teaching aid.

Discounts
Groups of 10+ of same adult ticket type: 15% Discount.
*Discounts are available for in person purchases only. Excludes Value Passes.

We ask all groups of 10 or more to submit a Group Visit Form in advance. This not only alerts us to your presence at the park, but also enables us to provide the best possible experience for your group. Groups of 10 people or more receive 15% off adult admission tickets when paying on a single transaction in person. Please submit your Group Visit Form a minimum of seven days before your visit.

There is also a parking garage just across the street from the Numerica Skate Ribbon at River Park Square. Please visit their Parking webpage for rates and hours.
The City's parking meters are free after 7PM daily and on Sundays and major holidays. More info.

Riverfront Park is partnering with Lake City Figure Skating Club and offering Learn to Skate Group Lessons. Learn the FUNdamentals of ice skating, learn new skills, increase self-confidence, and make lots of fun memories. All ages are welcome. Registration is required prior to the first group lesson date on 12/3/22.

Lake City Figure Skating coaches will be on site during Coaches Corner to provide tips and assistance to emerging skaters on Saturdays (12/3 – 12/17 & 1/7 – 1/28). Skate admission is required.

Skate at your own risk
Helmets are required by the Spokane Municipal Code Chapter 10.17

General Information

• Admission to the Numerica Skate Ribbon is free. Rentals are available during posted hours.
• The Numerica Skate Ribbon is not actively monitored by attendants.
• Wrist guards, knee and elbow pads are highly recommended.
• Helmets and safety gear are available for free from the skate rental counter during rental hours.
• The Numerica Skate Ribbon may close without notice in support of other scheduled activities, rentals or when ribbon surface is wet.

Numerica Skate Ribbon Rules & Regulations

• Children 15 years and under must be monitored by an adult (ages 18+).
• Closed toed shoes are required at all times.
• Roller skates and scooter rentals are not permitted for use outside of the ribbon.
• Use the ribbon carefully, responsibly and respectfully at all times.
• Travel only in a counter-clockwise direction with the current flow of traffic.
• Speed on the ribbon must equal the flow of all other users.
• Only people wearing skates or using approved devices are permitted on the ribbon.
• No more than two (2) people may travel together.
• Report all incidents and injuries to attendants.
• Personal roller skates, in-line skates, skateboards, scoot bikes, and non-motorized scooters are permitted and must be clean and in good repair with proper safety breaks.

The following are not permitted on the Numerica Skate Ribbon

• Using the ribbon in a manner that endangers or interferes with the enjoyment experienced by other users.
• Bicycles and any motorized or electrical powered devices
• Stopping or standing in a manner which impedes on the flow of traffic.
• Horseplay, game playing, excessive speed, racing, roughness, or traveling in a dangerous or potentially dangerous fashion.
• Carrying children or items such as handbags, backpacks, camera, cell phones, portable music players, etc.
• Jumps, spins, or skating backwards.
• Eating or drinking.
• Throwing and kicking objects at any time.
• Sitting on, leaning, or climbing over the railing.
• Tobacco products and vaping.
• Alcohol.