Rules & Guidelines
Cabin John Ice Rink
Cabin John Ice Rink
10610 Westlake Drive
Rockville, MD 20852
301-365-2246
- Skate at your own risk.
- Rink guards are on duty to ensure your safety. Please assist them by being a safe, courteous skater, and follow their instructions.
- Skating in a manner that endangers or interferes with other skaters' safety or pleasure is prohibited.
- Roughness, excessive speeding or weaving through other skaters is prohibited.
- No tag or games of any kind are permitted on or off the ice.
- Be aware of all exits. In case of an emergency, please use the nearest exit. Exits are to be kept clear at all times.
- Please skate counter-clockwise unless directed otherwise.
- Beginning skaters should skate along the dasher boards.
- No more than two people may skate together.
- No one is permitted on the ice without skates.
- Skaters while on the ice must keep moving.
- For your safety and the safety of other skaters, please try to get to your feet as quickly as possible after a fall.
- In the event of an injury, please notify a guard immediately.
- Figure skaters using the center of the rink during general public sessions should be aware of beginners, and exercise caution doing jumps and spins.
- No eating or drinking is permitted on the ice.
- Skaters are not allowed to carry children or secondary items such as cell phones, cameras, handbags, headsets, etc., while skating.
- Please do not sit on, lean over, or leave articles on the dasher boards.
- Throwing snowballs or any objects is prohibited.
- Please l ock all personal belongings in lockers provided in the rink area. The ice rink is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
- We're all proud of our facility, and need your help to keep it clean. Please "pitch in" and deposit all trash in the receptacles provided.
- Persons who appear to be under the influence of alcohol or other substances are not permitted in the arena. Refer to manager.
- All other M-NCPPC Park Rules and Regulations apply.
Skating Tips
- To protect skaters from cold temperatures and injury from skate blades and rough ice in the event of falling, hats and gloves or mittens should be worn.
- Skates should be 1/2 to 1 size smaller than the skater's street-shoe size. Skaters should wear one pair of THIN socks or tights for maximum support. A skate should be unlaced before being put on, and then tightly relaced. If a skater's heel lifts up and down or there is inadequate ankle support, a smaller ice skate should be worn. If toes feel cramped in the skate boot, a larger size should be worn.

