A Holiday to Remember is open December 15-24, 2023. The hours vary by day, so please look at our calendar for operating hours. Here is our weekly schedule.
FREE admission to Market Days, Visit with Santa, and the Classic Car Show.
$15 for visitors 42″ and taller.
$5 for visitors under 42″.
$10 Midnight Skate on Saturday, December 16, 11:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.
Yes. Cash, debit and credit cards will be accepted.
Yes. We will now accept Apple and Google Pay.
Yes. ATMs will be located within the building.
No. We will have food inside of A Holiday to Remember. The only exceptions are for those guests who rented a Party Room, baby formula and allergens.
Yes! The first operating hour on Monday-Friday, beginning Dec. 18, are sensory friendly hours where the music will be turned down and the lights will remain static.
Parking is free! It’s available in front of the venue.
The building will not be heated to keep the ice frozen, so it could be chilly inside (and especially on the ice) even though it might be a warm day. A light jacket and pants are advisable. Socks should be worn with skates.
There is no age requirement, however, we typically have skates to fit size 8 Toddler to size 14 Adult.
Yes, you must be at least 42″ tall to ride the snow slides and bumper cars.
No, you do not need to buy a wristband for anyone who isn’t skating, sliding down the snow hill or riding the train. Skates will not be issued to anyone without a wristband. Wristbands are required for ice skating, snow slides, bumper cars and train rides
Yes! He’s confirmed that he’ll be at A Holiday to Remember on Dec 15-24. Check the calendar for hours. Visitors can tell Santa about those last-minute items on their wish list and take a picture with him in front of a winter wonderland scene! Santa’s Schedule
Reserve a party room; it’s the perfect spot to have a birthday party, office party, or to impress your friends with “VIP” status! Party Room reservation link.
Reservations will be taken first come, first serve.
From Kingwood: Take US 59 North and exit Community Drive. At the light turn left onto the Grand Parkway (99) frontage road. The next three exits to the right will get you to the large building next to Hobby Lobby. Or click here for directions.
From Splendora: Take US 59 South and exit the Grand Parkway/99 exit. Turn right onto Valley Ranch Parkway and follow signs to parking. You may also turn right between Chili’s and Gringo’s. Follow the event signs to park at the building next to Hobby Lobby. Or click here for directions.
From Conroe: Take the Grand Parkway (99) east and exit Houston south/Loop 494. At the first stoplight, take a left onto Valley Ranch Parkway. Follow the event signs to parking. Or click here for directions.
Yes. Rules are established to ensure that everyone has a great time. Please see the Responsibility Code below.
Skaters’ Responsibility Code
The following guidelines are some basic elements of common sense and courtesy:
- Always stay in control and be able to stop or avoid other skaters.
- While on the ice, keep moving. Stopping, skating in groups, blocking exit doors or sitting on the dasher boards obstructs other skaters.
- People ahead of you have the right of way. It is your responsibility to avoid hitting them or disrupting them.
Speeding — Weaving — Roughness — Throwing Items Eating — Drinking — Smoking while on the ice are just some examples of irresponsible actions. - Before entering onto the ice surface, be certain that you are wearing skates that are securely fastened on your feet. Be sure to look for oncoming skaters. When off the ice, stay on the rubber matting or other areas intended for skates.
- Children or other items should not be carried while skating.
- Rink equipment can be dangerous. Promptly leave the ice when resurfacing is announced and in progress. Once completed and signaled to return to ice, do so with care.
- Obey the Skating Monitors. Report hazards to the Monitors.
- Respect the ice and all guests. Please do not litter or use foul language.
This is just a partial list. There are elements of risk that common sense and personal awareness can help reduce. You are ultimately responsible for your personal safety. Use caution, and skate in control. Respect other skaters. The rink’s skate monitors cannot guarantee your safety and will not protect you from injury. It is part of your responsibility to avoid other skaters and hazards. Failure to use good judgment, skate responsibility or follow the Responsibility Code may result in the loss of skating privileges.
