Red Bull on ice

AS #Canada celebrates its 150th anniversary this year, Ottawa will host the #RedBull Crashed Ice Cross Downhill World Series Season Finale for the first time on March 4. 

A track built on the Ottawa Locks of Park Canada's historic and picturesque Rideau Canal with athletes racing four-at-a-time down narrow obstacle-filled ice tracks of up to about 500 meters long at speeds of up to 80 km/h.

As part of the celebrations for Ottawa 2017 Ice Club tickets are now on sale for the finale. Ice Club is the VIP area for guests and fans who wants to enjoy the event with an amazing view from the Fairmont Hotel Ballroom and terrace directly to the track on March 4.

Each ticket includes: drinks, food, official wristband, official event tuque, after party (transportation included from Fairmont Chateau Lauriel to the after party venue).

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Get your skates on . . .

BRIGHTON’S winter ice rink on the Royal Pavilion’s Eastern lawns is open now, and will be until January 15. 

The rink – which has a bar and restaurant – has space for 260 skaters per session, with a beginners’ area, penguin skate aids, and skate sizes from age 

3-4 to adult.

Skating tickets cost from £10 for adults (aged 12+), £7 for juniors (children under 12) and the one-hour skate times run from 10am to 10.15pm daily. There’s no charge for spectators.

Club Rinkidinks (10am-11am daily) offers children under five the chance to skate for free when accompanied on the ice by an adult paying full price. There are also season tickets for those who want to learn to skate, and great concessions for students.

The venue is also accessible to wheelchair users and wheelchair users wishing to skate are welcome to book in advance or show up to skate, Mon - Thurs sessions 7th Nov - 9th Dec and 2nd Jan - 13th Jan - including evenings - when the rink is quieter.

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Christmas Market

CELEBRATING its 10th anniversary this year Winchester's Christmas market – which runs until December 20 – attracts more than 350,000 visitors each year, and is recognized as one of the best in Europe. 

Inspired by traditional German markets, the wooden stalls surround an open-air ice rink in the shadow of Winchester Cathedral.

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Get your skates on in Brighton

BRIGHTON’S winter ice rink on the Royal Pavilion’s Eastern lawns is open now, and will be until January 17. 

The rink – which has a bar and restaurant – has space for 260 skaters per session, with a beginners’ area, penguin skate aids, and skate sizes from ‘just walking’ to adult.

Skating tickets cost from £10 for adults (aged 12+), £7 for juniors (children under 12) and the one-hour skate times run from 10am to 10.15pm daily. There’s no charge for spectators.

Club Rinkidinks (10am-11am daily) offers children under five the chance to skate for free when accompanied on the ice by an adult paying full price. There are also season tickets for those who want to learn to skate, and great concessions for students.

www.ticketmaster.co.uk/royal-pavilion-ice-rink

www.royalpavilionicerink.co.uk

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