At BX Rink, you can trade the heat of South Tangerang for a few turns on indoor ice without paying for a full-day attraction. It is a straightforward outing: show your mobile voucher, rent skates, and give skating a try, even if you have never stood on ice before.
I like two things here: skate rental is included, so you do not need to own equipment, and the rink is inside Bintaro Jaya Xchange Mall, making it an easy activity to pair with a meal or other plans. The ticket is also priced low enough to make a first attempt feel reasonable.
The catch is that the rink can feel crowded, especially on holidays, and some skaters have found the ice uneven or slushy. Bring your own socks and gloves, and choose your day with care if you want room to practise.
- BX Rink at a glance
- A mall rink, not a full-day excursion
- From mobile voucher to skates
- On the ice: room to learn, with a crowd caveat
- Pick your ticket day with care
- Parents and companions need a separate pass
- Practical rules that affect your visit
- Who will get the most from BX Rink?
- Should you book BX Ice Rink?
- FAQ
- Where is BX Rink?
- What are the opening hours?
- What is included in the ticket?
- How much do tickets cost?
- What is the minimum age?
- Do I need skating experience?
- What should I bring?
- Can a parent enter the waiting area without skating?
- Can I leave and re-enter with my skating ticket?
BX Rink at a glance
- A simple first skate: No prior skating experience is required, and participants must be at least 4 years old.
- Admission plus skate rental: Your ticket covers entry and rental skates. Gloves and socks are not included.
- Weekday hours: The stated hours are Monday to Friday, 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, with last admission one hour before closing.
- Three ticket types: Weekday tickets start at US$5.65, weekend and public holiday tickets at US$6.85, and school-holiday tickets at US$7.99.
- Single entry: One ticket admits one person once. If you leave the rink area and want to return, you need another ticket at the regular price.
- Check before you go: BX Rink can change its operating days and hours without notice, so confirm directly with the rink before travelling.
A mall rink, not a full-day excursion
BX Rink is on the upper-ground floor of Bintaro Jaya Xchange Mall in South Tangerang. The full address is Bintaro Jaya Xchange Mall Lantai UG No.3A CBD, Jl. Boulevard Bintaro Jaya Jl. Sektor VII No.2, Pd. Jaya, Kec. Pd. Aren, Kota Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15227. Jalan Lingkar Jaya is also given as the meeting-point address.
You can get there by car, motorbike or online taxi. Transport is not included, so allow for that cost when you compare this outing with other activities. Since the rink sits inside a mall, you can build it into a broader visit, but the skate ticket itself does not cover food, drinks or other personal expenses.
The setting is practical rather than scenic. You come for time on the ice, not for a grand arena or a guided tour. That simplicity is part of the appeal: you can make skating the main event, or treat it as one stop during a mall visit.
From mobile voucher to skates
The ticket is delivered as a mobile voucher, and you present it at the venue. Same-day bookings can receive confirmation within minutes, though you should check your confirmation before setting off if it does not arrive promptly.
Admission includes a pair of rental skates. The activity does not include gloves or socks, both of which you are required to wear and bring. If you arrive without them, the rink sells gloves for Rp 20,000 and socks for Rp 15,000 at the counter. Those are small costs, but they can change the price comparison, particularly if you are buying for a family.
The listed rental-shoe range is inconsistent: one section says the largest size is 45, while another says the smallest is 25 and the largest is 47. If you need a size near either end of that range, contact BX Rink ahead of time rather than counting on a particular pair being available.
There is no stated lesson or guide included. You are free to try the rink without prior experience, but you should not expect instruction as part of this ticket. If you are new to skating, plan for a learning session rather than effortless laps. One first-time skater described spending much of the visit near the side of the rink. That is a familiar beginning, and a perfectly valid use of the ticket.
On the ice: room to learn, with a crowd caveat
Once you have your skates, the main event is the rink itself. The attraction is simple: get onto the ice, find your balance and work out what your legs are willing to do. For a first-timer, even a short glide can be a small victory. For experienced skaters, it offers a convenient place to practise, though the size and condition of the rink may matter more to you.
Crowds can make a real difference. A Friday visit has been described as busy enough to limit practising turns, while holiday visits have also felt crowded. One school-holiday visitor had about two hours to skate. That is a useful reminder that your time on the ice may feel shorter when the rink is busy, though no standard session length is specified for every ticket.
The ice itself is another point to weigh. Some skaters have found it less smooth or more slushy than they would prefer, and one visitor described the surface as wobbly. Conditions can affect how confident you feel, especially when you are learning. If your aim is focused practice or clean, fast laps, you may find the rink less satisfying than a quieter or wider venue.
For a casual outing, those limits may matter less. You can treat the session as a chance to try something new, laugh through a few stumbles and decide if skating suits you. The rink is a better fit for that relaxed goal than for a serious training session.
Pick your ticket day with care
The listed starting prices are US$5.65 for a weekday ticket, US$6.85 for a weekend or public holiday ticket, and US$7.99 for a school-holiday ticket. The summary price is also shown as starting from US$6.25, so prices may vary by ticket type or booking details. Check the amount for your chosen date before paying.
At these rates, the weekday option looks like the best value if you can go then. It includes admission and skate rental, two of the main costs you would otherwise need to account for. The value improves if you already have socks and gloves, and if you can avoid buying extras at the counter.
The higher school-holiday price may still make sense if that is when your family is free, but the trade-off is the chance of a busier rink. One visitor found the facilities comfortable and the session not crowded, while other visits, especially around holiday periods, have felt packed. Conditions are not guaranteed either way, so a quieter weekday is the safer choice if you want more room to learn.
The ticket costs the same for all ages, according to the fee information. That makes the maths easy, but also means you pay the full listed rate for each skater. Children under 4 are not permitted to enter the rink. The ticket is for one person and one entry, so do not plan to leave the skating area and return on the same admission.
Parents and companions need a separate pass
If you are accompanying a child but do not plan to skate, you still need to pay to enter the waiting area. A companion bracelet costs Rp 18,000 at the BX Rink counter. One transaction can buy a maximum of one bracelet, and each bracelet is for one person.
The bracelet allows multiple entry and exit, unlike a skating ticket. It cannot be transferred to someone else, and a damaged or torn bracelet is no longer valid. If it is damaged, you must buy another at the normal price. Keep it secure, especially if you expect to move in and out of the area.
This companion option is useful for a parent who wants to supervise without renting skates or joining the activity. It also means you should include the extra fee in your family budget rather than assuming the waiting area is free.
Practical rules that affect your visit
The stated operating hours are Monday to Friday, 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, with last admission one hour before closing. At the same time, weekend and public-holiday tickets are offered. Because operating days and hours can change without notice, check the official BX Rink website, www.bxrink.com, before visiting, particularly if you have a weekend or school-holiday booking.
Bring a valid ID, since the rink reserves the right to deny entry if you cannot present one. You should also be in good health before skating. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, so plan to eat elsewhere in the mall or before you enter.
Skating carries a risk of injury, and the rink and booking provider do not accept responsibility for accidents in the skating area. Be considerate of people around you: punching, pushing, pulling and disturbing other skaters are prohibited. That matters even more when the rink is crowded and beginners are moving unpredictably.
Your voucher is valid only for the date specified, and the ticket cannot be cancelled or refunded. If you have a problem receiving confirmation, contact customer support. For anything that could affect your plans, especially opening hours or shoe sizing, a quick check with the rink is the sensible move.
Who will get the most from BX Rink?
I would consider BX Rink if you are curious about skating, want an indoor activity in South Tangerang, or need an outing that fits neatly into a mall visit. Beginners can take a first try without needing previous experience, and the included skate rental keeps the basic cost simple.
It is also a reasonable choice for families with children aged 4 and up, provided you budget for each skater and any companion bracelet. Pack socks and gloves for everyone who will skate. If your child is very young or needs an unusual shoe size, confirm the age and rental details before you go.
Experienced skaters may want to be more selective. The low price and convenience are appealing, but reports of crowded sessions and uneven ice suggest this is not the strongest choice when you want ideal conditions for practising. If you can go on a weekday, you may have a better chance of finding room, though no day guarantees an empty rink.
Should you book BX Ice Rink?
Book it if you want an affordable, low-commitment way to try ice skating in South Tangerang. The included skates, mall location and beginner-friendly entry rules make it easy to say yes to a first session. For the best value, choose a weekday if your schedule allows, and arrive with socks, gloves and valid ID.
Think twice if you need smooth ice, plenty of space or a guaranteed long session. Crowds and ice conditions can shape the experience, and the ticket is nonrefundable. Check the rink’s current schedule before you commit, then treat the outing as a fun introduction to skating rather than a polished training session.
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FAQ
Where is BX Rink?
It is at Bintaro Jaya Xchange Mall, on the upper-ground floor, in South Tangerang. The full address is Bintaro Jaya Xchange Mall Lantai UG No.3A CBD, Jl. Boulevard Bintaro Jaya Jl. Sektor VII No.2, Pd. Jaya, Kec. Pd. Aren, Kota Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15227.
What are the opening hours?
The stated hours are Monday to Friday, 10:00 am to 9:00 pm. Last admission is one hour before closing. Hours may change without notice, so check with BX Rink before visiting.
What is included in the ticket?
Admission to the rink and rental skates are included. Socks, gloves, transportation and personal expenses are not included.
How much do tickets cost?
Starting prices are US$5.65 for weekdays, US$6.85 for weekends and public holidays, and US$7.99 for school holidays. The stated summary price is US$6.25, so check the price for your date and ticket type before booking.
What is the minimum age?
Participants must be at least 4 years old. Children under 4 are not allowed to enter the rink.
Do I need skating experience?
No. Prior experience is not required, and beginners are allowed to participate.
What should I bring?
Bring socks and gloves. Gloves and socks are available for purchase at the rink counter for Rp 20,000 and Rp 15,000 respectively.
Can a parent enter the waiting area without skating?
Yes, but a parent or companion must buy a companion bracelet at the counter for Rp 18,000. One transaction can buy a maximum of one bracelet.
Can I leave and re-enter with my skating ticket?
No. Each skating ticket is valid for one person and one entry. If you leave the rink area and want to return, you need to buy another ticket at the regular price. Companion bracelets allow multiple entry and exit.