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Skylands Ice World – Hardyston

Open-Skate or Ice Jam Session with Skate Rentals for Two or Four (Up to 51% off)

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No Longer Available
Mon Mar 25 03:59:59 UTC 2013
Value
$24
Discount
50%
You Save
$12
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  • Good for Kids
  • Rainy Day
  • Date Night

In a Nutshell

The eco-friendly skating facility provides high-efficiency lighting and a low-emission zamboni to ensure skating fun

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. May bring own skates.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

The frictionless thrill of ice-skating is what people seek whenever they skid across linoleum in socks or dive down the county fair's butter slides. Don't let anything slow you down with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

  • $12 for open-skate admission (up to a $9 value per person) for two (up to a $24 total value)
  • $24 for open-skate admission for four (up to a $48 total value)
  • $18 for Ice Jam skating admission (up to a $15 value per person) for two (a $36 total value)
  • $35 for Ice Jam skating admission for four (a $72 total value)

All options include skate rentals (a $3 value per person).

Skylands Ice World

As they sweep the ice, most gas-powered zambonis also give off harmful carbon monoxide, which lingers in the rink for hours afterwards. But Skylands Ice World’s resurfacers are different—they’re fueled by propane, which means that, with the help of special converters and frequent tune-ups, they emit much lower levels of carbon monoxide. And to make them even more eco- and skater-friendly, the zambonis warm up in a separate, ventilated room before hitting the ice, which also helps carbon-dioxide levels in the rink stay well below EPA-approved standards. It might seem odd to put so much thought into the environmental and health effects of ice upkeep, especially since the state of New Jersey doesn’t technically regulate the air quality of skating rinks, but Skylands Ice World and its staff considers it worthwhile. Because in the end, a devotion to Mother Earth and its inhabitants is just as important as a devotion to sport and spectacle, which is also why the facility has recently installed an energy-saving, low-emissivity ceiling as well as high-efficiency light fixtures.

Knowing that the air and their consciences are cleaner than a personal trainer’s bill of health, visiting skaters can go for a care-free spin around the ice during daily public-skating sessions. Visitors can also groove to toe-pick-tapping music, which blasts out of a newly installed sound system during the popular Friday night Ice Jam event. And when they need a break from the figure eights and figure zeros, skaters can hop over to the onsite eatery, which dispenses Tim Hortons coffee and baked goods.

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Skylands Ice World

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    Hardyston

    2765 Highway 23
    Hardyston Township, New Jersey 07460
    (973) 697-1600
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