In an attempt to reassemble New York City piece-by-piece, Seattle's Parks and Recreation department is shopping around the idea to put in a downtown ice-skating rink next winter. Park officials plan to place the (presumably) tourist-filled skating rink to take over in Pioneer Square's Occidental Square Park. In theory, it sounds like a good idea. (What recession?) But where will all the bums go who currently claim the park? Should we have them strap on some hockey skates and give 'em a go at hockey greatness with a bum-rush hockey league? Or maybe a broomball league?



Don't you know that the ice makes the perfect placing for shooting up!? Lol
True. Very true. Perhaps it's an incentive to leave Belltown.
I really want a public ice park not in Shoreline(ish).
But is that area big enough?
Troy, can't you just go to seattle center? can't be any worse than shoreline
...ish
That is too small of a rink.