Highlights
Experience an Olympic-sized ice arena with open-skate sessions or four weeks of lessons for beginner, intermediate, and advanced skaters
About This Deal
Snow and ice make everything seem more wholesome! Whether you are looking to enjoy a casual open-skate session or want structured learning, Midwest Training and Ice Center offers a friendly environment to build strength, develop confidence, and learn the value of perseverance on the ice.
Choose Your Option
Open Skate for Two
$11.00 ($20.00 value)
Enjoy an open skating session with a friend, including skate rentals.
Open Skate for Four
$21.00 ($40.00 value)
Bring three friends along for an enjoyable open skating session, including skate rentals.
4 Weeks of Lessons
$35.00 ($70.00 value)
Four weeks of group lessons tailored to different skill levels.
Learn to Skate Class Details
Class Information
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Ages & Levels
Classes are available for ages 3 and up, including a dedicated Teen/Adult class. Instruction ranges from brand new students through Free Skate levels.
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Schedule Options
Choose between convenient Thursday evening or Saturday morning sessions.
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Class Duration
Each Learn to Skate (LTS) class is 45 minutes long.
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Open Enrollment
Enrollment is open, allowing you to sign up at any time.
Why Choose Midwest Training and Ice Center
- Olympic-Sized Ice Arena: A premier facility that caters beautifully to all levels of skaters.
- Friendly Environment: A welcoming atmosphere that makes it easy to build strength and confidence.
- Versatile Skating Options: Perfect for casual open skating or structured, progressive learning.
Fine Print
About Midwest Training and Ice Center
The sounds of hockey sticks slapping pucks, ice skates carving figure eights, and trampoline springs squeaking fill Midwest Training and Ice Center. Adding to the soundscape, experienced staff members shout words of encouragement during adult and youth activities that unfold throughout the 34,000-square-foot gymnastics training facility and the Olympic-sized ice arena.
To help visitors grab an edge on their competition, personal trainers stage workouts in the fitness center, which includes strength and cardio equipment, group classes, and locker rooms equipped with a sauna—one of the best ways to relax post workout, and the second best way to cook a turkey. Though the facility focuses on competitive-training programs, its doors also open for public skates, open gyms, youth summer camps, and birthday parties.
