This winter, treat yourself to a truly memorable experience at the John Hancock Observatory and skate on the world's highest ice rink!  At over 1,000 feet above street level, the John Hancock Observatory's 900 square foot indoor ice rink offers unparalleled views of Chicago's famous skyline and surrounding cityscape.  Each session lasts 25 minutes and you're welcome to bring your own skates or rent a pair onsite for $1.  Beginners can even learn how to skate from Chicago Blackhawks Youth Hockey coaches at three half-hour sessions offered FREE with admission every Monday.

Hours:

• Daily, 9 am - 11 pm;
• Last entry of the day at 10 pm daily;
• Beginner's skating lessons on Mondays at 4:30 pm, 5 pm, and 5:30 pm

Location:
John Hancock Observatory
875 N. Michigan Ave. , 94th floor
Chicago, IL 60611

Admission:

• Rink admission is $5 on top of regular John Hancock Observatory admission;
• Skate rentals available on site for $1 if you don't bring your own;
• Monday afternoon beginners' skating lessons are included in rink admission

Website:
For additional information please visit http://jhochicago.com/en/events-and-deals/skatinginthesky