Hot Ice Show

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The Hot Ice Show is a long-running ice show at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, United Kingdom. The show has been running at the park since 1936, when it began production as the Ice Parades.^[1] It is performed in the Pleasure Beach Arena, formerly the Ice Dome, which was the world's first purpose-built ice rink when it opened in 1937. The show usually runs from July to September each year, and is curated by Pleasure Beach managing director Amanda Thompson.