An indoor rink in Tautphaus Park, built from about 1983 and named for hockey legends Marmo and Lehto.
Skating in Tautphaus Park goes back to the park's lake, a popular place to skate from 1910 until it was drained in 1947 after a series of drownings. Funds for a new multipurpose building, an indoor ice rink in winter and an event center in summer, were not secured until about 1983.
The arena is named for local hockey legends Joe Marmo (1925–2016) and Dr. Wayne K. Lehto (1933–2008) and is run by the Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department. Its first floor holds an 85-by-190-foot ice surface, and a private room on the second floor overlooks the whole rink. It hosts hockey tournaments and figure skating competitions and shows every year, and during inclusive ice sessions adaptive skaters have half the rink while public skating uses the other half.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Idaho Falls Ice Arena, general rate / city rate: public skate adult $8 / $7, child or senior $6.50 / $5.75; with skate rental adult $11.75 / $10.75, child or senior $10.25 / $9.50. Stick and shoot adult $9.50 / $8.25, child or senior $7.75 / $6.75; pickup hockey (15+) $9.50 / $8.25, senior $7.75 / $6.75; freestyle adult $9.50 / $8.25, child or senior $7.50 / $6.50; home school skate $8 / $7; preschool skate $3.50 / $3.
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Additional rentals: skate rental $3.75, skate aid rental $2.00, helmet $1.00, skate sharpening $5.00.
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The city posts the arena's seasonal status on its ice-arena page, which says the arena opens for the 2026 season on October 3.
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The average temperature in the ice arena is 30 degrees Fahrenheit and colder during colder days. Helmets are recommended.
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The arena has parking in front of the ice arena.
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The arena has ADA bathrooms and an ADA entrance.
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The City says the first floor has the ice surface, a large lobby area, a rental shop, a snack bar and locker rooms.
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Helmets are recommended for skaters at the arena.
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