Skate Under A Canopy Of Christmas Lights At This Magical Rink In Virginia
Few activities are more festive during the holidays than ice skating. Whether or not there’s actually snow on the ground, skating over a frozen surface gives you the feeling that you’re inside your very own winter wonderland. Especially if you head to the Reston Town Center ice skating rink. Tucked away under a canopy of dazzling Christmas lights, this special skating rink is simply magical.
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Reston Town Center is a collection of retail stores, office spaces, and restaurants located in northern Virginia. This time of year, though, it's the ice skating rink that draws visitors from near and far.
The open-air pavilion is totally decked out in holiday decorations this time of year. During the day, you'll notice hundreds of feet of garlands as well as the massive tree in the town center.
Don't have ice skates of your own? Not a problem! The pavilion has over 500 skates available for rent ranging in toddler sizes to men's size 13. It's really is the perfect outing for the whole family!
The Reston Town Center Ice Skating Pavilion is located at 1818 Discovery St., Reston VA. For pricing and additional information, you can visit the official site here. Have you visited this magical rink recently? Be sure to tell us all about it! For related content, check out This Tiny Town In Virginia That’s The Perfect Place To Hibernate All Winter Long.
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A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
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