Bridal Cave Proud Sponsors of NEW Ice Guides for The Ice at Old Kinderhook

With the holidays coming up you may be wondering about the fun things to do while the kids are on their Christmas break. Of course, our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks will be open daily giving tours and it's a lot of fun for the whole family! Our constant 60-degree cave makes taking a cave tour an enjoyable experience year-round. If you're looking for even more family fun, we highly recommend heading over to The Ice at Old Kinderhook! Bridal Cave is a proud sponsor of their new skate guides this season! Read to learn more about this fun family activity at the Lake of the Ozarks.


Ice Rink at old Kinderhook

The Ice Rink at Old Kinderhook is the ONLY outdoor ice rink in Central Missouri! Ice skating is a lot of fun for the whole family and thanks to their new ice guides, just about anyone can enjoy skating at The Ice! If you're not sure you can ice skate, these guides make standing up much easier. 


Hours Of Operation

December 2nd – December 20th
Monday – Friday 5 PM – 10 PM
Saturday – Sunday 1 PM – 10 PM

Holiday Break

December 21st – January 6th, 1 PM – 10 PM

Pond Hockey

No open skating, but open to the public
November 24th – December 29th
Sundays, Tuesday, Thursdays 8 PM – 10 PM

Pricing

Skate Session $13 – Which includes skates

Lodging Skate Session $10
Homeowner Skate Session $8
Skate Rental $3
Sharpening Skates $5/pair

Season ICE Passes

Individual $60
Family Pass of 6 people $150
Each additional family member $10/each

Little Tykes Day On The ICE

12/14, 12/21 & 12/28 (12pm-1pm)
6 years and younger before the ICE opens at 1pm to give the little kids some private time on The ICE.

Best Wishes to Gabby Tom Gumm of Main Street Music Hall! 

After 50 years in the entertainment business at the Lake of the Ozarks, our dear friend Gabby Thom Gumm is retiring. He is a legend at the Lake and will be very sorely missed by many! Best wishes to him! 

Thom "Gabby" Gumm

Thom was born in an ambulance on the way to the hospital and it set the tone for the rest of his life of non-conformity. He was naturally drawn to music as his father was a fiddler and his older brothers sang and played instruments. 41 years ago his dream to sing on a country music show came true when Denny Hilton hired him in 1970. Since then, many a night and joke has passed and Thom has loved every minute of making people laugh. Thom has two wonderful daughters and a son who is following in his comedic footsteps.


Happy Holidays from Bridal Cave! 

From all of us at Bridal Cave, we hope you have a fantastic holiday season with your family and friends. If you're looking for something fun to do during the holidays, be sure to stop Bridal Cave, The Ice at Old Kinderhook, and the Main Street Music Hall! The Lake Area is packed with family fun! Merry Christmas! 


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