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Why Choose Murrayfield? - Great leisure activity for all ages.
- Keep fit and learn at your own pace.
- A
variety of sessions to meet all levels of ability.
- Learn
to Skate sessions with free tuition from our resident qualified coaches.
- Private Tuition available.
- Skate Hire
is available with over 1000 pairs ranging from child's size 4 to Adult size 14.
- Safe friendly environment for all ages, particularly youngsters.
- Cloak room and locker facilities. Locker keys available from the box office at time of admission.
- Protective helmets available for hire from box office.
- Cafeteria and vending machines providing snacks and hot drinks.
- Skate
Shop for all your skating requirements.
- Parties, school
groups and social outings all catered for. Discounts for large groups.
- There
is FREE PARKING directly outside the Rink, making each visit easy and hassle free.
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Murrayfield Ice Rink LTD Company Registered in Scotland No 32187. VAT registration No 300 6632 06.
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Preparing to Skate Make sure you have the right clothing
and are prepared for your first visit to Murrayfield. You will need to dress warmly with long legged trousers which allow
room for movement without being so baggy you risk getting a blade caught in them. A T-shirt or long sleeved top and a jumper
is usually fine although some rinks may be colder than others so a fleece jacket will keep you warm until you get moving.
Avoid bulky or loose clothing and hats and scarves which hamper movement. You do not need special socks - sports socks are
ideal. Dont wear very thick socks or multiple pairs as this can lead to extra friction and rubbing on ankles and heels. Gloves
are a great idea, they keep your hands warm and are safer if you fall, but are not essential. If hiring skates, get a good
fit so they support your ankles and are comfortable. Generally ask for skates the same size as your shoes but you may need
to try more than one size before you have the best fit. Boots should be laced tightly to fully support the ankle and reduce
movement of the foot. If they are a good fit, they should not be uncomfortable on the soles of the feet or the ankle.
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