Get ready to lace up your skates and experience the magic as the Portage Parks Open-Air Pavilion transforms into a winter wonderland filled with laughter, lights, and the nostalgic joy of festive fun.
Their Fire & Ice Rink was created for community engagement through affordable recreation and family connection. It’s a place where everyone can come together to make memories that will warm your heart—even on the chilliest days!
FIRE & ICE RINK HOURS
Open-Air Pavilion – off Dunes Highway
Monday: Closed Tuesday–Thursday: 4–8 PM Friday: 4–9 PM Saturday: 11 AM–9 PM Sunday: 1–8 PM
Stay tuned here for updates, sneak peeks, and our Grand Opening celebration date!The Fire & Ice Rink has just as much heart. 
Bring your friends, your family, and your festive spirit — and make Portage’s winter glow! Punch Tickets will be available for $25 good for entry or skate rental, check back for more info. Punch tickets may be purchased now at the Park’s office at 2100 Willowcreek Rd. The Open-Air Pavilion is located off Dunes Highway.
The Fire and Ice Skating Rink is located at
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