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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. It is performed in the Pleasure Beach Arena, formerly the Ice Drome, which was the UK's first purpose-built ice rink opened in 1937. The show usually runs from July to September and is curated by Pleasure Beach managing director Amanda Thompson.

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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. It is performed in the Pleasure Beach Arena, formerly the Ice Drome, which was the UK's first purpose-built ice rink opened in 1937. The show usually runs from July to September and is curated by Pleasure Beach managing director Amanda Thompson. (en)
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