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"  1) The Rink at Rockefeller Center  600 5th Avenue  The most famous and classic on the New York ice skating scene, skate in this rink underneath the iconic Rockefeller Center tree. The downside? You&amp;#039;ll be dealing with holiday tourism crowds of people coming from all over the world. The perks? This year The Roc Center Rink is offering advanced ice skating reservations as well as a First Skate Package and a VIP Skate Package to better enjoy the skating experience. Enjoy a 90-minute session on the ice, hot chocolate, holiday cookies or a skating packaging that comes with a VIP dining experience.  Prices: Skate rentals: $12, Adults: $27-30, Children/Seniors: $15. VIP skating session: $60 per person; First Skate Package Reservation: (from 7 AM to 8 AM) $45 per person.  2) Winter Village in Bryant Park Between 40th and 42nd Sts. &amp;amp;amp; 5th and 6th Aves. The only free admission rink in New York, Winter Village is located in the heart of Bryant Park. Group reservations are available for 10 or more guests. Bryant Park&amp;#039;s rink also puts on skate shows, games and offers an Ice Lounge fully equipped with cool weather essentials like hot chocolate, hot comfort food and treats. Prices: General Admission is free; skate rental is $15-19.  3) The Standard Ice Rink  848 Washington St.  Located at The Standard Hotel on the High Line, this rink is open until 1 AM, perfect for those late night winter activities with friends. More of an adult, club-like environment, The Standard&amp;#039;s rink brings a little bit of the hotel&amp;#039;s downtown cool edge to its miniature skating rink. Bonus? The rink also serves cold-weather treats like hot toddies, belgian waffles, hot doughnuts, apple cider and more. Prices: Adults: $12; Kids: $6; Skate rental is $3.  4) Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers  Located at Pier 61 in Chelsea Piers To beat the chilly temperatures outside, Chelsea Piers hosts and indoor ice skating rink, which is open year-round. Skaters can enjoy a gorgeous view of the Hudson River while skating. The Sky Rink also offers private lessons as well as a private party terrace for ice skating parties\u2014if you&amp;#039;re looking for a new place to host your holiday f\u00EAte. Prices: Adults and children: $10; Skate rental is $5.  5) Wollman Rink in Central Park  By the entrance of 59th St and 6th Ave.  In the heart of Central Park, the Wollman Rink is its own winter wonderland in New York. This skating route offers picturesque skyline views of New York and open to skaters seven days a week, with skating hours that go untill 11 PM on weekends.  Prices: During the weekdays: Adults: $11.25, Children: $6. Weekends: Adults: $18, Children: $6.  6) Trump Lasker Rink in Central Park  110th St and Lenox Ave  This smaller, uptown located rink is the perfect place to beat the holiday tourist crowds. The Lasker Rink just reopened for its holiday schedule and will offer special skating admission hours to the general public\u2014check the website before venturing out to the rink.  Prices: Adults: $7.50, Children: $4; Skate rental is $6. 7) LeFrak Center at Lakeside Prospect Park   Parkside Avenue, Lakeside Park, Brooklyn   Brooklyn&amp;#039;s Prospect Park offers not one but two massive ice rinks open for public skating (an indoor and an outdoor option). The rinks are open from Tuesday through Sunday and also offer a special Skating School for beginners and children to learn their way around the ice. Prices: Adults and Children: $6, Skate rental is $6. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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