Al Nasr Ice Rink

Al Nasr Ice Rink

Oud Metha

Al Nasr Ice Rink in Oud Metha has long been a low-cost choice for two-hour skating, especially for beginners, children and groups, with bowling as another draw. However, the latest supplied review, dated February 2026, says it is closed, so confirm operating status before making the trip.

Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
190 ratings
5★
52%
4★
23%
3★
13%
2★
4%
1★
8%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Low pricing

Reviews describe two-hour ice-rink sessions at 50 AED, making this a notably cheaper skating option than Dubai Mall.

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Beginner friendly

Several reviewers found it suitable for first-time skaters, children and groups of friends who want a casual session.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Call ahead. Call before travelling to confirm the day’s session slots and opening status; public hours can change.

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Choose mornings. For a quieter session and better ice conditions, an older review recommends Friday or Saturday mornings.

Plan the visit

Practical details

10 16 St
Oud Metha, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Skating classes

Skating classes are available, and one parent specifically praised the coaches during a child’s course.

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Penguins for rent

Penguins for rent were mentioned as a useful support option for skaters, particularly beginners.

Common Concerns

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Reported closure

The latest supplied review says the rink was closed as of February 2026.

Rough ice

Reviews report wet, rough ice, potholes and roof condensation creating raised or watery patches.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

30 aed

Off ice class

“If an off ice class is to be taken an additional 30 aed are to be paid”
Google review · August 2020
DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Al Nasr Ice Rink in Oud Metha has historically appealed to families, beginners and groups because a two-hour skating session was reported at 50 AED per person. Children can skate, groups can make a casual outing of it, and the bowling alley gives non-skaters something else to do. Skating classes and penguins for rent were also mentioned, while one parent praised the coaches during a two-week course.

The trade-off is an old, uneven facility rather than a polished Dubai Mall-style rink. Reviews describe worn or dull rental skates, watery or bumpy ice, and condensation dripping from the roof. One visitor reported potholes; another said only half the rink was available during maintenance.

Helmets were reportedly unavailable, and restroom cleanliness has drawn repeated criticism. These are important points for beginners, children and anyone focused on safety. Call before going: session times change, slots may be limited, and the latest supplied review says the rink was closed as of February 2026.

Older visitors found weekday afternoons or Friday and Saturday mornings quieter, with morning ice reportedly in better condition. Bring socks, consider using your own skates, and check Groupon for possible discounts. Parking was described as plentiful outside event periods.

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