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City of Huntsville approves major expansion of Ice Sports Center

June 27, 2025
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City of Huntsville approves major expansion of Ice Sports Center
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — The City of Huntsville has approved major expansions for the Ice Sports Center (ISC).

City officials said that with the new expansions, the size of the facility is set to double in size, which will better serve the growing demand for ice sports and recreation.

The Huntsville City Council approved a $44.6 million construction contract with ARCO/Murray National Holdings, Inc. to begin work on the project, which will add 118,822 square feet to the existing 83,934-square-foot facility.

The expansion will include a new arena with seating for 1,254 spectators, a second sheet of ice with five curling lanes, new locker rooms for men and women, ADA-compliant elevators and seating, as well as expanded common areas, concessions, and support spaces.

“This expansion will provide residents of Huntsville with even more opportunities to enjoy recreation and organized ice sports,” said Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle. “An expansion has been long overdue, and with the tremendous growth Huntsville is experiencing, this investment will help us continue building a strong, active, and connected community.”

The expansion project is also expected to enhance the city’s ability to host tournaments, competitions, and other events with positive economic impact.

“The opportunity to grow exponentially allows more of our community to enjoy the wonderful world of ice sports,” said ISC Executive Director Dita Dotson-Bowser. “As Huntsville has grown, many of our programs have reached capacity, resulting in patrons being turned away. The expansion will not only help us meet our ice needs 350 days a year, but it will also increase our economic impact with the additional events the new arena and curling surfaces will allow. Our mission is to serve all ice sports with excellence, and this expansion helps us achieve that.”

Included in the expansion is expanded lobby space, Ice mechanical plant, resurfacing storage, Concessions, Grab & Go area, and a laundry room.

Construction is expected to be completed by late 2026 or early 2027.

To learn more about the expansion and programs offered at the Huntsville Ice Sports Center, click here.

The post City of Huntsville approves major expansion of Ice Sports Center appeared first on WHNT.

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