Devon Ice Rink

Every year it is a family tradition to come skate at our local park or Devon ice rink.Located near the Botanical Gardens in beautiful downtown OKC. We had a blast. The only issue is the ice is not smooth and you do have to watch yourself with small children falling down. We appreciate the military discounts on skate rentals as well as the Myriad member discounts. All in all, great experience.

Great location but an absolute racket regarding little kids. It's insane to charge the same price for an adult and a 5 year old. Then for $10 each extra you can rent a penguins to balance with. $48 for a 7 and 5 year old to skate for like 30 min. Then the staff act like they would rather die then be working there. When you try to turn in one penguins because your kid is tired of skating they say you can't until you are done with both penguins. They weigh about 50 lbs each, so have fun lugging them around. This is a place for teens and adults not little kids. I suggest going to a small town rink or indoor with littles.

I went for my first time Ice skating!! I had a great time, we must have gone at a weird time though because they needed to run the Zamboni, yikes! The views were beautiful though and I still had fun!

This was one of the best things we did in Oklahoma just after Christmas. It can get a little crowded so plan accordingly. The price was pretty decent. I think my family of four skated for maybe $25. The staff was so friendly and helpful. They have skates for you to rent. There is seating throughout the area. We skated for an hour. After skating or even before you can kill time by renting a lime scooter and smoothing around OKC. You can also walk around the Myriad Gardens. Dress in layers.

Sure it's nice even having an outdoor ice rink downtown, but this one is very small, has few amenities and can be dangerous. Ice is being kept too warm and puddling which leads to a lot of slip and falls. Besides being small and crowded, ice is uneven and rough especially around the edges making it tough ice for beginners to learn on. They are constantly squeegeeing water off, pushing it right down the entrance gate, so be careful coming on and off. Regarding lack of amenities, there is no storage or lockers for shoes and purses..No indoor or fire pit area to warm up at..All rental skates are stiff and uncomfortable hockey skates, no figure skates for us ladies. Expect chafing. Seating is okay for changing shoes/skates, but there is no good place to sit and watch skaters. Temporary bleacher seating is needed. Cost of admission has increased 50% over the past few years to $15. Imo $10-12 is more appropriate for the area. Renting a trainer (penguin) for small children is $10 an hour, too expensive. Parking nearby is usually difficult to find. There is a tiny booth with snack foods and hot chocolate, but food options are pretty weak.A couple of positives..It has gorgeous views of the downtown buildings. And bathrooms are clean-ish, not terrible.It would be so nice if they would open Park House next door for patrons to warm up and get some real food. They could definitely be doing things better, and safer.

I am so glad the Devon Rink is still a part of Oklahoma City's Holiday season! We had a great time for Star Wars day even though the Zamboni was down at first. The workers were great and did everything by hand with great care and attention to detail.What a fun place for a date or a party with friends!

Great family fun. This was our boys first time to try ice skates and they really enjoyed it.

Fun fun and more fun! We had an excellent time here at the Ice Rink! Unforgettable experience really ... We were greated with a smile at the register and given the arm band. Then our skate equipment check out staff was friendly and very helpful. Even gave us first timers a boost of encouragement. I definitely needed it as I was nervous I would fall and break a bone. (Didn't happen) the weather was nice and the rink pace moved well. This team/staff had monitors (people) on the ice and families seemed to be enjoying the moment. There was time for pictures and the scenery they have was aesthetically pleasing! They have restrooms that are easy to find and also a snack station in case you need something. They cleared the ice to groom it and it was nice to see the Zamboni do its magic. I can't say enough in my review how pleased I was with the visit. Thank you OKC Downtown/OKC Yelp for the tickets...you got me out of my comfort zone and I liked it!Respectfully,Bryan

The Devon Ice Rink has been an annual event in OKC for quite a few years, though I'm not sure how long. Tonight was my first visit ever and it's a pretty good time! We had kids aged 8-15 with us and they all really seemed to be enjoying themselves. We showed up on the last Thursday of the season and there was still a line to get in. We waited about 15 minutes to get to the ticket window. Once we got past the ticket booth we went around the corner to get our skates and I have to say they are in pretty bad shape. There were 4 of us in our group and 3 out of 4 had skates in need of replacing. The blades were fine but the boots were pretty tore up. The ice rink was super crowded and I am not a good skater so I had to use the wall to brace myself and just pray I didn't fall. The atmosphere is great, the music was great and as I mentioned above my group had a lot of fun. Everyone on the ice looked happy! I'd recommend going at least once. I can totally see this being a new family tradition!

They needed to run the Zamboni so bad! There was a 6 inch 1.5 inch deep chunk of ice that people kept tripping on and another series of deep ruts that kept causing falls including my bf who hit his head when falling. And charging the same price for a small child as an adultIs wild, not to mention the extra $10/hr for the little penguin helper things. The vibe is cool but not when Blazers is better.