McCormick Tribune Ice Rink

This is a holiday must do. Family friendly . Long lines to get in. Fun to just watch everyone's antics.

The fact they play music is super awesome when trying to skate and really popular place to be

You can have an excellent view of Michigan Avenue and the Cloud gate at the same time! <3

Skate FREE if you bring your own skates ...also, the best ice is always right when they open each day

The McCormick Tribune ice rink in Millennium Park is offering free skating lessons during the Chicago Public School holiday break (that’s December 21 to 31). Read more

New this year 2019 a penguin will ice skate with you at millennium park McCormick tribune ice skating rink

Too crowded ? Walk up the stairs and use the BP Bridge over to Maggie Daley Park Ice skating rink @ Randolph & Columbus which is shaped like a ribbon

opens Annually Mid November til Mid March . Hours are noon to 8pm mon - Friday & 10am to 9pm on weekends, bring your own skates its free or rent them for $12..Music played over the loud speakers

A winter wonderland in the Heart of the Windy City , enjoy the season and show off your axel moves...or try to break free from the wall.

Zamboni ice resurfacing times are quicker/shorter here than @ Maggie’s Daley Park

Amazing weather today i don't know quite about skating but its really fun

Weekdays are the best. Saturday & Sunday afternoon/evenings are packed. $10 skate rental , but free admission .

$10 for skates .. no time limit! Trade your shoes in for a pair of skates . Great customer service! Very Helpful!

Open Mid Nov- through Mid March this Ice rink is open late on certain nights. If you bring your own skates its free! Otherwise a rental is only $10

Invest in ur own skates , it's for the best. Then it's free to go all winter season , it's perfect cardio =)

The rink draws more than 100,000 skaters annually and is free and open to the public. Skate rental is available or bring your own skates .

Cute city rink (Like Bryant Park , NYC). Skates were poorly sharpened (mid January), but we asked to switch them. Polish guy at counter was rude; others super nice! :)

Definitely bring your own skates if you can, then it is free and no lines for rental. Only bad part about a nice Saturday is the number of people on the ice. Too crowded for an experienced skater .

Bring your own skates , it is free to skate ! Otherwise it is a long wait for $10 rentals, especially on the weekends.

Experienced skaters beware: wobbly newbies and tore up ice abound. Lockers take four quarters.

the ice rink is actually cooled, so even if its above freezing you can still skate here

my first experience today and it was really fantastic.

Great to visit early in the morning with no crowds

Skating is free if you bring your own skates !

Take advantage of down times like Monday afternoon (:

Brink your own ice skates and just get on the ice. No wait in line and it's free!

Ppl falling down - very entertaining Was a great time skating !!

Too crowded ? Walk over to Daley Bicentennial Plaza ice rink... use the BP Bridge !

Bring 4 Quarters for the lockers!

Bring your own skates , they have crappy ones to rent. Ice isn't bad for an outdoor rink.

BRING your own skates-save an hour in line !!!

Do not let your fingers get run over, my cousin lost his pinky that way.

Skate rental is $10

If you have your own skates , it's free!

Don't fall.

Staff here are really rude!