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William B. Troubh Ice Arena Ice skating rink in Portland, ME
William B. Troubh Ice Arena is a ice skating rink at 225 Park Ave, Portland, ME. It has a 4.5-star rating from 171 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the rink's own website mention public skating, skating lessons, skate rental and hockey.
Ice skating
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Ice rink
More ice rinks →“No nonsense ice arena, good in or behind glass seating and skate sharpening.” (Google review, Nov 2016)
Google lists it as an ice skating rink · Mentioned 18 times in reviews
Programs
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Public skating
More rinks with public skating →“There are public skate times almost every day, and both skate rentals and sharpening services.” (Google review, Mar 2023)
Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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“At any given time, the really novice skaters are in a group with just one or two others....its almost like one on one lessons.” (Google review, Oct 2018)
Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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Skate rental
More rinks with skate rental →Same review as Public skating, above.
Mentioned once in reviews
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Hockey
More rinks with hockey →“I grew up playing hockey here, and I was happy to see that very little had changed when I visited today.” (Google review, Feb 2022)
Mentioned 10 times in reviews
From Google reviews
No nonsense ice arena, good in or behind glass seating and skate sharpening. Parking a little tricky and I have never seen the concessions window open.
What a great ice skating rink. There are public skate times almost every day, and both skate rentals and sharpening services. The staff are friendly and quick to help, and fellow skaters were kind as well. Ice was well maintained, and the rink was a decent temperature, not too cold at all!
Have been beyond impressed with this ice arena. My kids are in their Learn to Skate program which meets after school hours. They have made a lot of progress in a month because the instructors are so good. They teach great skating fundamentals for beginners and really take the time and do small groups.
Great place for hockey games because the place has stands. If it's open to the public for ice skating, even better.
