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Lake Ellyn Ice Update

Posted on: February 21, 2021

2/21/21: Lake Ellyn is closed for skating. Water is pushing up through the ice making the surface unstable and unsafe for skating. The east rink at Newton Park (natural ice) and the Polar Plaza (synthetic/plastic ice) remain open. Hours of operation at the Polar Plaza are noon to 9pm. For the latest updates on ice conditions, visit gepark.org/hotline or click here to learn more about the Polar Plaza. If you need skates, skate sharpening, or skate repair, please check with Paul’s Shoe Service, 486 N. Main St, Glen Ellyn, (630) 790-1030. Skating is unsupervised and at your own risk. If visiting, be respectful of others and remember follow the 3 Ws: wear a face covering, watch your distance, and wash your hands.