• No outside food or drink without prior permission.

• No smoking or vaping anywhere inside Stable 41.

• No one under 13 may be left unattended without a parent or guardian.

• The city promotes clean, fun, friendly, and safe behavior for our guests; inconsiderate behavior by anyone will not be tolerated.

• The city reserves the right to refuse admission to anyone not meeting the standards of good behavior and evict persons not following the policies of this facility.

• The city reserves the right to check all bags.

• No food, beverages, or gum are permitted on the rink surface, the surrounding dasher boards, or cap rails.

• No sitting on dasher boards, counters, or tabletops.

• No pushing, fast skating, reckless skating, or playing tag.

• No acting in a manner that may cause or contribute to injury to yourself or others.

• No hats, combs, tiaras, or other hair accessories.

• No one is permitted to carry anything in their hands on the rink without the expressed approval of the Skating Attendants or Staff.

• No one wearing skates is permitted to carry a child.

• No skating while under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or other control-impairing substances.

• Know your skating ability and skate within your limits.

• Maintain reasonable control of your speed and course at all times.

• Maintain a proper skating distance to look out and avoid other skaters, objects, or conditions on the rink’s surface.

• Skates must remain in the designated area at all times and must be removed before leaving.

• Skaters must leave the rink surface when maintenance is taking place.

• Skaters must return skates to the Skate Shack before leaving.

• Liability waivers are required for all skaters.

Skaters understand the assumption of risk agreement; by engaging in skating, skaters are deemed to have knowledge of and assume the inherent risks of skating, which include but are not limited to the following:

• Injuries that result from collisions or contact with other skaters or other individuals who are on the skating surface.

• Injuries that result from falls.

• Injuries involving objects or artificial structures that are properly within the intended path of travel of the skater.

Spectators understand the assumption of risk:

• Spectators understand and shall comply with each posted sign or warning and assume the inherent risks of a skating rink.

What am I skating on if its not ice?
-You’ll be skating on a material known as Glice. It looks like ice, feels like ice, but isn’t ice.

Why not real ice?
- Great question! We are using Glice for several reasons:

• It’s not dependent on the weather. Skating can take place no matter what the temperature is on any given day.

• Its environmentally friendly. It’s a sustainable skating technology that requires no water, no energy, and produces no carbon emissions.

• For every panel of material, one tree has been planted in cooperation with Eden Reforestation.

• It is used all over the world including Mexico City’s Olympic Rink.

• Once a panel has reached ‘end of life’, they are used build shelters and for various construction projects through Habitat for Humanity.

Does the price include skates?-
- Yes! The sizes of the skates are based on a European model.

A conversion chart is available on site to make it easier for you to select the best skate size.

Depending on availability, you may have to use an alternate skate size.

Can I bring my own skates?
- Yes, as long as they are approved by our team. If they aren’t, your ticket covers skate rental.

Where do I park?
- The main entrance to Stable 41 is on 2nd Street with free parking available in the grass lot across the street. (Google Maps) or just off of city streets. 

How do I contact someone with a question?
- The city has set up a 24 hour customer response line at 706-450-9215.

You can call and leave a message or text and someone from our team will connect with you as soon as possible.

What is your donation policy?-
- Donation of passes are considered on a case-by-case basis and requests must be made by direct contact with the City of Fort Oglethorpe through the events email or at 706-450-9215.

Donations will be considered if it meets the following guidelines:

• Must be a non or not for profit community-based organization.

• Passes cannot be sold, auctioned, or raffled to financial benefit the organization directly. (1)

• Passes can be used as a door prize, random drawing, or chance winning where there is no admission charge or fee to enter or win.

• No more than four (4) passes to any one organization. (2)

There are no refunds or cancellations.

Customers can reschedule pending availability at no charge.

Inquiries and requests should be sent to events@fortoglethorpega.gov..

No-shows will be charged the total price.