Run by company behind the Tower of London ice rink, this wintery experience has the same simple pricing plan. You can skate against the backdrop of Henry VIII’s former home and comfort yourself with the knowledge that however bad you are, he would have been way worse. The evenings will see the palace bathed in dramatic lighting and there will be places to wach and warm up with some festive drinks and food too.
Prices are fixed throughout the season with an adult ticket costing £15.00 and children under 12 costing £10.50. Family tickets are available from £45.00, and cover either (two adults, two children or one adult and three children). Please note there is a £1.20 booking fee per ticket.
The opening hours do vary a little, open from 10am on weekends and every day from December 17th. On weekdays up until this point, the rink opens from 11am. The rink will be closed on Christmas day.
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