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Ice skating in Thailand.


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Can anyone tell me first hand of recent experiences of ice skating in Thailand, preferably with lessons for a youngster?

I am looking at the Udon rink as a preference, followed by any other rinks.

 

 

 

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We used to visit the rink at Central World, which is fine, but now regularly go to the one in Mega Bangna (Sub Zero).  It's a little bigger and costs less.  The ice isn't ideal in either place, for some reason not cooled enough in Central World, so water accumulates, and not evened up very well in Mega Bangna, a bit dinged up.  For the most part that doesn't make a difference; if you can skate then you can, and if you can't perfect flat ice in an ideal texture won't help you.  Both places seemed to have staffing to offer lessons.

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4 minutes ago, honu said:

We used to visit the rink at Central World, which is fine, but now regularly go to the one in Mega Bangna (Sub Zero).  It's a little bigger and costs less.  The ice isn't ideal in either place, for some reason not cooled enough in Central World, so water accumulates, and not evened up very well in Mega Bangna, a bit dinged up.  For the most part that doesn't make a difference; if you can skate then you can, and if you can't perfect flat ice in an ideal texture won't help you.  Both places seemed to have staffing to offer lessons.

Thanks heaps Honu.

Staffing to do lessons is the main reason. If the kids get a little wet then so be it.

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