LAKingsIceland

Ice skate all year round, so lace up and skate during one of our Public Sessions! ⛸️☀️

Join us Sunday nights for an all women’s pick-up hockey game! Register on DaySmart link in bio 🔗

Registrations are now open for March/April Session! Link in Bio 🔗

Happy Birthday to Coach Soyun! We’re so proud to have had you from student to assistant & to now lead/coach. 🎈⛸️

Happy Birthday to Coach Soyun! We’re so proud to have had you from student to assistant & to now lead/coach. 🎈⛸️

President’s Day Tournament Weekend 🇺🇸🏒
The following Public Sessions are cancelled:
Friday 2/14 – 3pm-5pm
Saturday 2/15 – 11:45am-1:45pm
Sunday 2/16 – 12:15pm-2:15pm
Monday 2/17 – 3pm-5pm

Public sessions available:
Friday 2/14 – 7pm-9pm
Saturday 2/15 – 7pm-9pm
Monday 2/17 - 12pm-2pm

Bring your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day to a night of ice skating! 🩶🖤🩶
Date: February 14
Time: 7pm-9pm
Price: $13 + FREE Skate Rentals

Visit Prostride Hockey at & for all your gear, skates, and all your pro shop essentials. Ask about special packages for new skaters! For more info call:
Paramount 424•366•5496
El Segundo 310•919•8998

Our public session hours will be extended for MLK Day!
Date: Monday, January 20
Time: 12pm-2pm & 3pm-4:45om

Public sessions are back to their regular scheduling! For more information click the link in our bio 🔗

LA Kings Iceland’s first Little Kings Learn to Play program at Paramount 2023

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Modern Legends • Register today link in bio 🔗
Development Series focus on skill development. Each session includes “Legendary Drills,” inspired by the core fundamentals seen in Kings hockey. Players can focus on different aspects each week - shooting, passing, positioning, and agility - allowing for well-rounded development. For more information contact [email protected]

Happy 85th Anniversary to Iceland at Paramount!

On 1939 Frank, Lawrence, and a cousin started construction for Iceland Skating Rink in Paramount. Iceland opened its doors to the public in January 3rd, 1940 as one of the largest rinks in the country, with 20,000 sq. ft. of iced surface — that’s enough room for 800 skaters! The original rink was an open-air facility. But the brothers soon learned that, with the intense Southern California sun and dry desert winds, the quality of their ice sheet was less than adequate, so they covered it with a domed roof.

On May 2022 the LA Kings, American Sports Entertainment Company (ASEC), and AEG purchased the newly named LA Kings Iceland.