Pityard Skating Rink
@ Woodhorn Museum
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26 November 2016 - 27 November 2016
10am - 4pm
£6.50, children £5.50 (up to 12 years old)
Take a fun and festive spin on our Pityard Skating Rink this winter!
Woodhorn’s heritage colliery site provides a dramatic and unique backdrop to your skating experience.
The Pityard Skating Rink is open on weekends and Northumberland school holiday days from Saturday 26th November through to Friday 23rd December , 10am-4pm.
Skating prices
Adults £6.50. Children £5.50 (up to 12 years old)
Price is for a 30 minute session (including skate change time) and skate hire. Open to ages 2+ and under 5s must be accompanied by an adult. Please wear warm clothing. Wonderice is a synthetic ice rink.
Online booking closes 24 hours in advance. Information on late availability will be available on Woodhorn’s Facebook page or by calling 01670 624455 10am – 4pm.
Venue
Woodhorn Museum
Queen Elizabeth II Country Park
Ashington
Northumberland
NE63 9YF
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