Pickleball Takes Over Wollman Rink: New York City residents have one last chance to skate at Wollman Rink this weekend before the Central Park venue transforms into a pickleball complex for the summer. The final day for ice skating is Sunday, after which the iconic rink will be repurposed for New York’s growing pickleball scene.
Free Skating for NYC Residents Before the Change
To mark the end of the ice skating season, New York City residents can skate for free this weekend. Following Sunday’s closure, work will begin to convert the rink into pickleball courts, catering to the rising popularity of the sport.
Pickleball’s Growing Presence in NYC
Pickleball has been expanding rapidly across the city, with more dedicated spaces opening in public parks, recreation centers, and now at one of New York’s most famous rinks. The transformation of Wollman Rink highlights the demand for more courts, as players of all ages and skill levels continue to embrace the sport.
News in Brief: Pickleball Takes Over Wollman Rink
This Sunday marks the final day for ice skating at Wollman Rink in Central Park before it is converted into a pickleball complex for the summer. New York City residents can skate for free this weekend before the transition begins. The move reflects pickleball’s growing popularity in the city.
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