A new ice skating facility will arrive in Palm Beach Gardens.
The $40 million project will include two National Hockey League-sized rinks, a full-service restaurant and sports bar, a retail store, training space, an academy area, and a medical facility, the Palm Beach North Athletic Foundation said in a press release Friday.
The rinks will be used for youth hockey, figure skating, public skating, adult leagues, curling, and sled hockey, the foundation said.
According to the nonprofit organization, Larry Robbins and NHL legend Wayne Gretzky will support the project to expand ice sports in Palm Beach County.
PBNAF founder and president Michael Winter is leading the project in partnership with the city of Palm Beach Gardens. The city approved the project and a 40-year lease agreement during a council meeting Thursday.
In addition to the ice hockey rinks, the foundation said it plans to develop a world-class indoor ice skating facility for people of all ages and abilities.
The new state-of-the-art ice skating facility will be located at Plant Drive Park and is expected to open in the summer of 2026.
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