Love to come here and watch sled hockey wish they had a team in Indiana. Great people to meet and watch USA sled hockey team members play. They deserve to be Olympic Gold medal winners.

I love this place a lot. I can’t skate at all. So during free skate I used one of those helpers which is super Helpful and also I went yesterday and decided to come again today. I love this place!!

I have two young nephews that play in ice hockey leagues. I go to as many of the games as i can. Definitely a labor of love. So when I say this is the best venue I have seen for this activity, means it is very good. The place is extremely well organized. Since Lindenwood 's team plays here, it has to be. Parking is super easy. Large lot right next door to the rink. Noise level seemed more tolerable than most. Seats were the best. Individual plastic seats rather than the long stretch of bench seating that is usual. It's still cold though, so take a blanket or something to wrap around you. The parents of these 2 boys tell me that ice has become a premium. Destruction of the rink in Chesterfield Valley was a huge loss. Plus the fact that more and more kids want to play.The Lindenwood rink was a great addition to their schedule. Also it's located in a small shopping center with nearby food services.

I've been to the Lindenwood Ice Arena in Wentzville, MO, twice in the last month to watch the Lindenwood University women's ice hockey team play. There's plenty of parking lot space on the west side of the arena (past the arena entrance along Main Plaza Drive), with a smaller lot on the east side that fills up fast with staff vehicles. The two ice rinks under arched roofs are separated by a spacious entry and gathering area housing a pro shop, skate rental counter, a well stocked snack bar, video arcade games & a lot of seating with tables. Public restrooms are down the hall straight ahead from the entry doors, by the team locker rooms. Spectator seating in the west rink where the LU women play their games is all on a single side of the ice (closest to the arena entry area), featuring a large section of molded seats with backs straddling center ice and molded benches in bleacher-style tiers inside each blue line. I took a small a small folding padded stadium seat with me each visit, and it fit well on the bench seating platforms. They keep the rink space VERY cold; so whether you're there for a public skate or to watch a hockey game, I recommend you plan ahead & dress warmly. A blanket for your lap & legs is probably another good idea, if you're just sitting to watch a game or a public skate. The Lindenwood women's ice hockey team is an NCAA Division I program, and they are a talented & enthusiastic group of young ladies playing against some nationally ranked teams in and out of their conference (College Hockey America). Their regular season games offer free admission starting this season. I recommend you visit the Ice Arena for one or more of their hockey games - check the Lindenwood website for dates & times - and enjoy the Arena facilities while you're there.