Ethel Pearson Park/Roller hockey rink

Ethel Pearson Park's roller hockey rink is a free, public option in Las Vegas for kids and teens ages 5 to 18 who want to skate or play roller hockey. The listing places it under Sports, Hockey category, and the offering is simple: public rink access and recreational roller hockey, with no signup, league structure, or instructor noted in the listing.

This is a public park amenity rather than an organized program, so there is no registration fee, no listed hours, and no phone number or website on file. The price range is listed as free, which fits a city park rink that families can use on a drop-in basis rather than book in advance. Age brackets split into a 5 to 12 group and a 13 to 18 group, though since it is open rink access rather than an age-segmented class, both groups would typically use the same space.

The rink sits in the 89106 zip code in Las Vegas. Because there is no listed phone number, families planning a visit should check current rink conditions, any posted hours, or scheduled pickup games through the City of Las Vegas parks department directly rather than through this listing, since none of that operational detail is on file here.

For families who already have skates and a hockey stick, or kids who just want to practice skating in an open outdoor space, this is a no-cost option worth knowing about. It will not suit families looking for structured lessons, a coached league, or supervised programming, since none of that is listed here, but as a place to bring gear and skate for free, it fills a gap that paid rinks and programs do not. Bringing your own protective gear is worth planning for, since none is provided or mentioned as available on site, and checking the rink's condition and posted rules before an outing is a reasonable step given the lack of listed hours or contact information.