The upgrades will ensure that the ice rink remains one of the best in Australia, providing the next generation of Olympic hopefuls with the facilities they need to fulfil their dreams. The facility is expected to be used by over 120,000 visitors per year, including over 600 school children per term who participate in skate school and 1000 students who skate through the school sport program.

Skaters at the ice rink are advised to skate at their own risk. As with any sport, there is always the possibility that a fall may result in an injury. Therefore, skaters are encouraged to wear protective helmets, which are available at the rink or they can bring their own inline helmet. Skaters are also encouraged to wear Roller Blading elbow, knee pads and wrist guards to minimize injury.

Visitors to the ice rink have shared positive reviews about their experiences. Some have praised the facility as a great place for skating and a great place to be, with affordable prices and a great community. Others have mentioned that it's a great place for families and kids, and a great place for a date. Some visitors have been coming to the rink for years and have had plenty of great times there.

Currently, the ice rink is closed for the planned upgrades and repairs. However, the facility has secured funding for these urgent repairs and is expected to reopen in the future, providing an even better experience for its visitors.