LA Kings Iceland in Paramount: Where ice, history, and hockey shine.
LA Kings Iceland in Paramount offers a well-maintained ice surface in a welcoming, spacious facility for hockey players and skaters. Celebrated as the birthplace of the Zamboni, it features a Zamboni exhibit and a storied skating history. The staff is praised for friendliness and professionalism, with knowledgeable coaches and clean amenities. The venue hosts events and family birthday parties at 8041 Jackson St #A, Paramount, CA.
8041 Jackson St #A, Paramount, CA 90723, USA
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Open skate times for all ages, with skate rentals available for a fun family outing or casual skating.
Organized hockey training, leagues, and coaching for youth and adults on professionally maintained ice.
Instructional programs for figure skaters of all levels, from beginners to advanced competitors.
Book our facility for birthdays, corporate events, or group outings with optional skating lessons and party rooms.
Quality skate rentals and equipment sales for hockey and figure skating, with expert fitting advice.
Explore the history of the Zamboni ice resurfacer, invented at this rink, with informative displays.
Overall rating
Aileen :P
Why do they say they're open until 6 pm? And why are they only open for 1 hour and 45 minutes from Monday to Wednesday?! My friends and I arrived at 1:25 thinking it was open, because online it says they close at 6, but when we got there, it said they opened at 3 o'clock. We waited all that time only to waste our time because there was no one there at that hour. There were even people who arrived and, seeing that it was closed, just left.
Edward Gonzalez
It's a bit tough for me to rate in regards to ice skating because I attended as a spectator for an event. The place is certainly comfortable, clean, and staff was attentive and friendly. Enjoyed my visit and learning all about the Zamboni - make it a point to visit, and see their Zamboni exhibit to learn more.
Kris H
Iceland in Paramount is an exceptional facility for hockey enthusiasts! My son has been playing hockey there for quite some time, and I couldn't be more impressed with the quality of the rink and the professionalism of the staff. The ice is always well-maintained, creating the perfect surface for skating and playing. The coaches are knowledgeable and dedicated, providing top-notch training for players of all levels. The facility itself is clean, spacious, and well-equipped with everything a hockey player could need. From the welcoming atmosphere to the excellent amenities, Iceland in Paramount truly stands out as a premier destination for hockey. Highly recommended!
Shannon O
This place is 100% The Original!!! You want to visit this wonderful ice rink! It is the birthplace of the ZAMBONI!!! This place set the standard and it’s beautifully well maintained! The staff are friendly and professional! They are very helpful which is great especially for first time skaters. We had a family birthday party and it was a perfect location! The room was clean and ready for use as soon as it was time for our party. We had people in our group that had some experience and others that had never set foot in a skate. We opted to have a basic lesson at the start of our session and it was well worth it! Aveneth was our instructor and she was fabulous with a large group! She was attentive to different levels and was able to assist everyone who needed the help. Her support and encouragement went a long way! The majority of our group can’t wait to skate again and already are thinking about our next outing! Thank you so much for hosting us, Iceland! Pro Tip: If you are going skating or having an event… it’s cold. Brink a hat and gloves if cold weather affects you. Yup, it’s an ice rink! But dress warm and in layers! If you skate, you might warm up so just be prepared.
Eli George
Very interesting vintage and important to skating history rink. Home of the zamboni yes that zamboni the one that scrapes the ice. Frank Zamboni invented it there. It's a old rink and parking is limited . We drew a early competition slot so for us it was easy however I would think it would be a challenge later in day. Due to being a old rink little hard to see for figure skating due to the glass being worn but neat historic trip and what seems to be a pilgrimage for skaters at the historically significant rink. Also rink was home to Peggy Flemming.
