When winter came, Sydney`s outdoor skating rink was built on and on. Ice skating readers must not miss. The following is a summary of the best place to go for outdoor skating this winter.
Bondi Winter Magic
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Although it may not be a good time to swim, there is still a steady stream of visitors to Bundy. The reason is that Bondi Winter Magic Festival is back on Bundy Beach, which runs from June to July this year. If you don`t like skating, the Ferris wheel above the rink is a good choice.
Parramatta Winterlight
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The Prince Alfred Square skating rink in Parramatta has a wide variety of ice and snow events this winter, including rink and winter carnival facilities. At the same time, if you feel cold, you can drop in to the hot wine shop in the event spot and have a warm, warm-hearted drink. The event also features DJ and snack street, providing visitors with fun in the winter.
Luna Park Winterfest
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Skating rink will be built in Luna Park this year, with no advance bookings or extra fees (rink tickets are included). Of course, there is no need for food on the scene. The theme park will carry out food and entertainment activities on the theme of German style. Hot chocolate, pretzels or authentic German sausage make sure you never go home on an empty stomach.
Skating at Cathedral Square
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From late June to late July, an open ice rink will be built in front of St. Mary`s Cathedral in Sydney, and there will be no rest days until late at night. At the same time, there will be ice slides, jumping beds, as well as music and food. For readers with puppies at home, you can also bring your pet with you, but also be careful to keep your dog warm.
