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MRandall25 wrote:If they're saying 6 in history, then don't forget Duquesne Gardens
cheesesteakwithegg wrote:What about the one in Monroeville? I think it was on Miracle Mile...
Dickie Dunn wrote:cheesesteakwithegg wrote:What about the one in Monroeville? I think it was on Miracle Mile...
Golden Mile. Completely awful rink.
Was a big fan of Ice Connection. The place was a dump but the ice was fantastic.
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JS© wrote:How old is the Airport Rink?
Fire0nice228 wrote:I once played in a rink in WV that was like a barn and to step from the bench door down to the ice level was like a solid foot drop. It was weird. And it was like 2 degrees in the whole building the entire time locker rooms and all.
meow wrote:I remember playing a game on the Neville Rink on the South Side with a construction barrell in the neutral zone. The roof had a leak and the water dripping on the ice melted the ice down to the concrete below. The next year, my back-up goalie and three or four other teammates passed out because of the Zamboni fumes. I also couldn't climb the stairs from the locker room to the rink because of my goalie gear so my coach had to carry me. Good times.
tjand72 wrote:JS© wrote:How old is the Airport Rink?
It can't be more than 20-25 years old.
ron_duguays_hair wrote:6. Kittaning (awful rink)
CERV96 wrote:tjand72 wrote:JS© wrote:How old is the Airport Rink?
It can't be more than 20-25 years old.
Opened by the Scally family in 1995. I have lived 5 min from their my entire life. Now is currently owned by a cheap jag who has removed all hot water boilers and now there is no hot water in the locker rooms.
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