GLIDE AT BATTERSEA POWER STATION
Are you ready to eat, skate, celebrate, repeat?
Opening to the public on 11 November 2022 and set against a backdrop of one of the capital’s most iconic buildings, the ice rink at Battersea Power Station will be the most magnificent open-air ice rink in the city. From the team who brought you the Natural History Museum Ice Rink and Hyde Park Winter Wonderland, it is set to be THE number one must-do activity this winter. Tickets available from Friday 7 October at glidebatterseapowerstation.com.
On the ice, skaters of every level will have the space and time to show off their skills on the most uniquely shaped ice rink in London. Gone are the days of just one simple rectangular rink, Glide at Battersea Power Station features three interconnecting rinks with a spectacular 30ft Christmas tree as its centrepiece. Whether it’s a picture-perfect date night, a place for keen skaters to test their blades, skating lessons for beginners or weekend family trips supported by penguin skate aids for children, the rink provides festive fun for everyone.
Not skating?
Off the ice, there is plenty to enjoy including a selection of vintage-style fairground rides, live entertainment, and photo booths. A selection of fabulous food and drink venues will also be available at the Grade II* listed Power Station, which opens its doors to the public for the first time in history from Friday 14th October, including Le Bab, Where The Pancakes Are, Poke House, Clean Kitchen Club, Paris Baguette and Joe & The Juice. These are also complemented by a great mix of bars and restaurants open in Circus West Village, the first chapter in the regeneration of Battersea Power Station, including Sugen Gopal’s Roti King, Tapas Brindisa, Wright Brothers’, Vagabond Wines, Megan’s at the Power Station, Battersea Brewery, Francesco Mazzei’s Fiume and Chef Vivek Singh’s Cinnamon Kitchen to name a few.
Visitors to Glide at Battersea Power Station will also be able to enjoy a spot of Christmas shopping inside the Power Station and on Electric Boulevard, a new pedestrianised high street for London.
