Ridge Hill Town Square Lawn
Lifestyle-center lawn that has hosted Ridge Hill on Ice at about 2,000 sf. That is an existing seasonal product on a small town-square panel, not a vacant NHL pad.
Yonkers already pops a roughly 2,000-square-foot rink onto the Ridge Hill Town Square Lawn and has run a Cross County pop-up. Murray's Skating Center is the city's indoor rink. A portable quote is a different stall grid or a hotel courtyard — not those pads — and Getty Square is a sloped downtown intersection, not a truck-friendly rectangle. The last downhill turn matters more than the Westchester line. Start at courtyard scale unless you can mark a real lot.
Write Yonkers and then Ridge Hill, Cross County, a hotel, or a school hall. Guests can come from the Saw Mill or the city line. The truck still needs one level pad. “Westchester” is not an address, and Getty Square is not a default rectangle until the last downhill turn is measured.
Lower Hudson winters are freeze-thaw. Hills and garage ramps ice before the pad does. Indoor Murray's or a hotel hall keeps hours when the mile is glazed. Ridge Hill on Ice is an existing ~2,000 sf seasonal product. Cross County has run its own pop-up. Do not treat those, Murray's, or Tibbetts Brook natural ice as vacant portable pads.
Ridge Hill looks like a town green and still is a lifestyle-center lawn. The published Ridge Hill on Ice footprint is about 2,000 square feet. That is closer to a 20 × 40 ft courtyard than to a civic sheet, and it is already a seasonal product. If you want a roller rink at Ridge Hill, you are either competing with that pop-up or you have a leftover court the operator is not using. Say which. Cross County Center is the open-air mall with a stall grid that can take a larger panel — if the pop-up is not already booked, and if you mark stalls instead of sending the whole field. Getty Square will stop a quote on turning radius. Downtown Yonkers streets slope, and a box truck does not care that the intersection photographs well. Tibbetts Brook Park natural ice, when the county opens it, is pond ice, not a vacant prepared skating pad. Murray's on Tuckahoe Road is the municipal indoor plant. We do not take it over. Lower Hudson winters are freeze-thaw. Hills and garage ramps glaze before the pad does. Indoor halls keep hours when the mile is a sheet of slush.
Measure the last downhill turn into Getty Square before you fall in love with downtown. Ridge Hill needs the leftover court, not the existing 2,000 sf pop-up. Cross County needs marked stalls and a truck aisle that is not a fire lane.
Lifestyle-center holiday pop-ups book the photogenic lawns first. Freeze-thaw weeks want indoor Murray's-adjacent halls or a hotel room. Give two windows if the first one sits on Ridge Hill on Ice.
Yonkers already pops a roughly 2,000-square-foot rink onto the Ridge Hill Town Square Lawn and has run a Cross County pop-up. Murray's Skating Center is the city's indoor rink. A portable quote is a different stall grid or a hotel courtyard — not those pads — and Getty Square is a sloped downtown intersection, not a truck-friendly rectangle.
Ridge Hill on Ice is an existing seasonal product
Measure the last downhill turn into Getty Square
Do not treat Murray's as a vacant pad
Planning examples only; no card claims an existing booking at that venue.
Lifestyle-center lawn that has hosted Ridge Hill on Ice at about 2,000 sf. That is an existing seasonal product on a small town-square panel, not a vacant NHL pad.
Open-air mall with seasonal pop-up ice. The stall grid is the honest large pad if the pop-up is not already booked.
Tight, sloped downtown streets. Truck turning radius is the first filter.
Rink sizes we can review here Ridge Hill's published pop-up is about 2,000 square feet — courtyard scale. Getty Square is a slope. A larger sheet belongs on a marked Cross County stall run, not on the Town Square Lawn after the existing ice. We do not take Ridge Hill on Ice, the Cross County pop-up, Murray's Skating Center, or Tibbetts Brook natural ice. A 40 × 80 ft sheet needs a marked lot, not the Town Square Lawn. Send the pad size and event dates for a Yonkers quote — use Get a Quote above or the form at the bottom of this page.
Ridge Hill's town-square scale and hotel courtyards. About 12–20 skaters. Matches the published ~2,000 sf Ridge Hill on Ice footprint better than a civic sheet.
A Cross County stall run or a level park panel. About 30–50 skaters.
Only on a marked lot — not Getty Square and not the Ridge Hill lawn after the existing pop-up.
Editorial planning images; no image claims a booking at a specific venue.




How it works
In Yonkers we review 20 × 40 ft at town-square scale and 30 × 60 or 40 × 60 ft on a marked lot. We do not treat the Ridge Hill lawn after the existing pop-up as a civic sheet.
Outdoor lifestyle-center ice is a short holiday window on a vacant court. Indoor hotel and school halls keep hours when freeze-thaw glazes the hills.
The review checks Ridge Hill on Ice versus a leftover court first. You may be asked for the last downhill turn if the pad is downtown.
Yonkers, New York
Retail lifestyle-center activations on a vacant stall grid work on a marked stall grid with store-hour load-in and a guest count that fits the boards — shopping traffic is not your skating queue space.
Hotel courtyard receptions keep a party running through wind, thaw, or a crowded outdoor calendar. Send ceiling height, floor protection, dock or freight limits, and how guests reach the room in Yonkers.
School and community indoor halls need who controls the lawn after hours, turf or floor protection, and whether guests are students, staff, or the public — not a Yonkers, NY pin alone.
Private events that are not Ridge Hill on Ice need a measured pad, honest load-in, and a guest count that fits the boards — not acreage under the Yonkers, NY name alone.
These details let the team review the real pad rather than only the city name.
Send the detail that matches this checklist item for the exact Yonkers pad — not a city name alone.
Street address plus the specific plaza, lawn, lot, or room in Yonkers. Note pavers, turf, concrete, or indoor floor.
Send the detail that matches this checklist item for the exact Yonkers pad — not a city name alone.
Outdoor plazas are a common holiday ask; indoor or covered backups matter for wind, thaw, and crowded outdoor calendars in Yonkers.
Include setup and teardown windows, public vs private hours, and any Yonkers venue blackout dates.
Open the page that matches the actual event city.
A New York City quote is never Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park Winter Village, Wollman, or Brookfield Place. Those sheets are already occupied seasonal products. What we review is a hotel courtyard after the freight elevator, a Javits or campus room, or one privately managed plaza panel that is not already programmed as public ice. Name the borough, the building, and the dock clock. The skyline is not a pad, and we do not sell a permanent rink as a portable product in the five boroughs.
Learn moreAnswers for a portable rink request on a measured event pad.
Send the date, venue, surface, guest count, and load-in details.
The request is reviewed before availability or pricing is confirmed.