Pettit National Ice Center

The Pettit National Ice Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is a premier indoor ice skating facility featuring two international-size rinks and a unique 400-meter speed skating oval. Opened in 1993 and named after local philanthropists, it serves as a training hub for elite athletes, including Olympic champions. The center hosts various competitions, including U.S. Olympic Team Trials and World Championships, making it a key location for speed skating. With a capacity for public skating and skating classes for all ages, the Pettit Center is a must-visit for sports enthusiasts and tourists alike.