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Program-Guide Daytona-Ice-Arena DAYTONA ICE ARENA LOGO SHEET DAYTONA ICE ARENA LOGO SHEET DAYTONA ICE ARENA LOGO SHEET DAYTONA ICE ARENA LOGO SHEET DAYTONA ICE ARENA sends skaters gliding across an ultra-smooth, NHL regulation-size sheet of ice. Bleacher seating with room for more than 300 spectators sits behind the glass on one side of the rink, and above, The Thaw Zone Café overlooking the facility dishes out refreshments. While escaping Florida’s heat and humidity, visitors to the frosty, 35,000-square-foot arena can soak up extra relaxation at Celly’s Sports Pub, which showcases elevated views of the ice as well as a variety of sports on our big-screen TVs. WE ARE THE PROUD HOME OF: DME Sports Academy Daytona Beach Figure Embry-Riddle Eagles Skating Club O C E L E T E B R I M AT T E S S Flagler Saints Orlando Curling Club Y O A INKS M W DR E L T S A P H O D I CFHSHL Volusia Stingrays Racers Youth Hockey S R N ’ O T T G I O S F S P B O RT S PU The Thaw Zone Recharge Station is the place to warm up or grab some great tasty treats before jumping back on the ice. We offer burgers, dogs, Cellys Sports Pub is our resident restaurant offer- brats and many other snack food options and bev- ing a more complete menu with ro ilia volupta num erages at a price that won’t break the bank. quibus aut quo et litionseque sequi ditiosserum volestrum faccaessum qui ut evel ernaturite omnihil minctusdae pori occus autat. 4 WE ARE THE PROUD HOME OF: TRAIN // STEPPING UP YOUR GAME SO YOU STAND OUT Figure Skating PLAY // Hockey WE WORK HARD TO YOU CAN PLAY HARD COMPETE // Public Skating PUT YOUR SKILLS TO USE Group Events & LEARN // THE MORE Birthday Parties Youth Hockey YOU LEARN, Broomball THE MORE FUN Adult Hockey Curling YOU HAVE Learn to Skate 46Learn to Play Hockey8 10 PUBLIC SKATING https://daytonaicearena.com/public-skate/ Lace up your skates, hit the ice and experience why ice skating at Daytona AFFORDABLE AND FUN! Ice Arena is one of Daytona’s favorite activities! Bring your family, friends, a General Admission $7.50 date or enjoy a solo outing, and discover why ice skating is a great activity Seniors (65+) $6.00 for all ages and experience levels. Our public skate sessions are budget friendly, ALWAYS FUN and a perfect addition to a healthy lifestyle. Military or College ID $6.00 Youth 5 Under $5.00 Ice skating dates back to around 3000 BC when skates were made from animals bones and strapped to the feet. Skates have certainly come a long Skate Rental $4.00 way since that time, but the thrill and health benefits from skating remain! Ice Scooter Rental $6.00 GROUP EVENTS https://daytonaicearena.com/group-events/ Daytona Ice Arena is the ideal loca- SKATING PACKAGE ONE SKATING PACKAGE TWO tion to take your group for a unique (Groups of 15 or more) (Groups of 50 or more) fun and fitness outing. We offer two $9.00 per person includes rental skates & $8.00 per person, includes rental skates popular group skating package op- admission to any public skating session. and a one hour private ice skating session. tions. We have an unlimited amount CUSTOM PACKAGES TAKE A SHOT AT HOCKEY of custom options that we are able to offer, such as roller skating, If you can think it, we can do it! Work with This exciting program is FREE to Volusia County one of our group specialists to put togeth- Schools. The purpose of this prograqawm is broomball, holiday parties, private er the ideal event for your group! to introduce the new generation of kids to the DJ, catering, instruction or a private exciting game of ice hockey. movie in our arena. BROOMBALL https://daytonaicearena.com/broom-ball/ Broomball is an exciting and fun variation of ice hockey played on ice without skates. Brooms are used instead of hock- ey sticks and a soccer ball is used instead of a puck. For some good, crazy and exciting, Broomball is your game! CURLING https://daytonaicearena.com/curling/ The Orlando Curling Club was founded in 2014 with the goal of bringing the sport to the people of Central Florida through sporting and social events. It has been our mission to share our passion with everyone that steps on the ice! 4Call for more options & details: 386.256.3963 BIRTHDAY PARTIES https://daytonaicearena.com/birthday-parties/ The Daytona Ice Arena birthday party team is here help you create a memorable, hassle free birthday party event for your guest of honor, and for the family and friends who will share the day. Birthdays are not for just kids anymore… ask any of the boys, girls, moms, dads, teens, tweens as well as grandmas and grandpas who have recently enjoyed parties at DIA! With multiple, value packed party packages, you’d be hard pressed find a better place to celebrate a birthday. Our party specialists work hard to assure each party is fun and stress free, and that each guest has a fun experience. PARTY OF 10 PARTY OF 30 Each additional birthday party participant is $12.00. Each additional birthday party participant is $12.00. PARTY INCLUDES: PARTY INCLUDES: Admission and rental skates for up to 10 skaters Admission and rental skates for up to 30 skaters 3 large pizzas 8 large pizzas 5 3 pitchers of soda 9 pitchers of soda A fun, energetic party hero to host your event A fun, energetic party hero to host your event 2 hours of ice skating at a public ice-skating session 2 hours of ice skating at a public ice-skating session 1-hour use of a decorated dedicated party area 1-hour use of a decorated dedicated party area 10 kids will get a Buy One, Get One Free coupon for future visit. 30 kids will get a buy one get one free coupon for a future visit 2 adult guardians skate FREE 2 adult guardians skate FREE $199.00 plus tax $419.00 Plus Tax PARTY OF 20 Each additional birthday party participant is $12.00. PARTY ADD-ONS PARTY INCLUDES: OPTIONS AND UPGRADES: Admission and rental skates for up to 20 skaters Pizzas (cheese or pepperoni) $15.00/ea 5 large pizzas Pitchers of Soft Drinks $6.00/ea 6 pitchers of soda Chicken tender platter $34.99 - serves 10 A fun, energetic party hero to host your event Hot Dog platter $30.99 - serves 10 2 hours of ice skating at a public ice-skating session Additional food options available for all parties, contact our party 1-hour use of a decorated dedicated party area consultant for more details 20 kids will get a buy one get one free coupon for a future visit CUSTOM PARTY OPTIONS 2 adult guardians skate FREE PRIVATE ICE SESSIONS $299.00 PLUS TAX PARTY PHOTOGRAPHER HOCKEY PARTIES SKATING INSTRUCTION BROOMBALL PARTIES and MUCH MORE! Do you need more information? 386.256.3963 LEARN TO SKATE https://daytonaicearena.com/learn-to-skate/ Lace up your skates, hit the ice and experience why ice skating at Daytona Ice Arena is one of Daytona’s favorite activi- ties! Bring your family, friends, a date or enjoy a solo outing, and discover why ice skating is a great activity for all ages and experience levels. Our public skate sessions are budget friendly, fun and a perfect addition to a healthy lifestyle. Ice skating dates back to around 3000 BC when skates were made from animals bones and strapped to the feet. Skates have certainly come a long way since that time, but the thrill and health benefits from skating remain the same! SNOWPLOW PROGRAM DIA SKATING 301 (4-5 year olds) Completion of Skating 201 Skills Required It’s a fact that the closer to the ice you are, the less fear you have. Ready to master the skills of ice skating for recreational skating? For the 4 and 5-year old crowd, our DIA Car Seaters program Ready to move on to figure skating or play hockey? Or just want is the perfect introduction to fun on ice while also promoting a diploma with cap and gown ceremony Your choice. Our profes- physical activity. sional instructors are ready to help. SKATING 101 A NEW SKATE OF MIND (Ages 6-12) (13 years & Older) Our entry level class is for children who want to learn to skate for The New Skate of Mind program is DIA’s Learn to Skate program recreational purposes or who want to progress to figure skating designed specifically for the older beginners in the Daytona area. or ice hockey. New Skate of Mind teaches teens and adults the fundamentals of DIA SKATING 201 ice skating in a judgment free atmosphere where all participants are guaranteed to have fun while learning. Completion of Skating 101 Skills Required DIA’s intermediate level class takes our 101 grads to new heights on the ice. 6Call for more options & details: 386.256.3963 LEARN TO PLAY HOCKEY https://daytonaicearena.com/learn-to-play-hockey/ Daytona Ice Arena has a variety of Learn to Play Hockey programs for players of all ages! TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE HOCKEY 301 All Ages Ages 6-13 Available for first time enrollment, this 4 week class includes all of This class is for the player who is putting on hockey gear for the the essential hockey equipment needed to get started.
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