Ice skating 2026–27St. Louis · The Gateway City

Ice skating with little kids in St. Louis, 2026–27 season.

We checked three places to ice skate with little kids in and around St. Louis: one holiday or outdoor rink and two indoor rinks with public skating. One posts skate aids for beginners, like Brentwood Ice Rink. Each card has season dates, prices, skate rental and aids from the rink’s own page.

Last checked · 3 rinks · Every listing links to its official page. How we choose

Holiday season

Holiday and outdoor ice rinks in STL, 2026–27

Seasonal and pop-up rinks, soonest first. Outdoor rinks can close for warm or wet weather, so check the rink’s page the morning you go.

Steinberg Skating Rink

Forest Park · Forest Park

Outdoor rink
SeasonClosed for restoration; the city lists it as coming back in fall 2026 but has no opening date yet
PriceNot listed
Skate rentalNot listed
Skate aidsNot listed

Being rebuilt as part of The Glade, a year-round space in Forest Park.

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Any season

Indoor rinks with public skating in STL

Public skate sessions open to families. Session times change week to week, so the card links to the rink’s current schedule.

Brentwood Ice Rink

2505 S. Brentwood Blvd, Brentwood, MO 63144

Indoor rink
SeasonYear-round
PriceAges 3 and younger free with a paid admission
Skate rentalHockey sizes 1–14; figure youth 7 to adult 14
Skate aidsFree skating aids for young and beginner skaters, first come, first served

Public skating almost daily, year-round; sessions can change at short notice.

Webster Groves Ice Arena

Webster Groves

Indoor rink
SeasonYear-round
PriceNot listed
Skate rental500+ pairs, whole sizes from youth 6 to adult 14
Skate aidsNot listed

Daily public skating sessions plus Cosmic skates. Fees change; call (314) 963-5600 for current prices.

Before you go

Three things that make the first skate easier

SafetyBring a helmetFalls are part of learning. A bike or hockey helmet protects little heads, and some rinks ask for one.
Skate aidsAsk about skate aidsA walker-style aid lets new skaters push and glide on their own. Each card says whether the rink posts them.
FitThin socks, warm mittensOne pair of thin socks fits rental skates best. Waterproof mittens keep hands dry after a tumble.

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Good questions

Ice skating with kids in St. Louis: the FAQ

Steinberg Skating Rink (Forest Park); Brentwood Ice Rink (Brentwood); Webster Groves Ice Arena (Webster Groves). The holiday or outdoor rink is listed first; indoor rinks with public skating follow.

Steinberg Skating Rink: Closed for restoration; the city lists it as coming back in fall 2026 but has no opening date yet. We add the 2026–27 dates as soon as the rink posts them.

Brentwood Ice Rink: Free skating aids for young and beginner skaters, first come, first served. Rinks that don’t mention aids say Not listed on their card.

Brentwood Ice Rink: Ages 3 and younger free with a paid admission; skate rental Hockey sizes 1–14. Prices are the rink’s own and can change on holidays.

Each listing comes from the venue’s or organizer’s own page and links to it. We only list a date, time or price when that page shows it, and anything we can’t confirm stays off. These were last checked Oct 20, 2026, and we recheck them every week from November through February. How we choose and check.

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