The weekend event.
Here’s everything you need to know to get the most out of your experience.
Check in.
All riders are responsible for reaching the $200 fundraising commitment to participate.
Parking is free and available in front of Buffalo RiverWorks. On Saturday, there will be road closures in the surrounding area due to the Shamrock Run and a Sabres game, so give yourself plenty of time to navigate the traffic. The Michigan and Ohio Street Bridges will be affected, so if you’re coming from the Northtowns or approaching from the 190, you must approach Ohio Street via Route 5 or Outer Harbor Drive.
Participants can enter through the main entrance and proceed to the check-in tables.
Staff will confirm your participation and collect any additional donations.
You can pick out your bike 15 minutes before your session, and we recommend getting there early if you want to ride with your crew.
Locker rooms are available inside RiverWorks to change.
Each bike will have a small basket to store your personal belongings during your ride. Dry shoes must be worn on all stationary bikes.
Also, if you’re interested in open ice skating or the high ropes course, you can sign up for those bonus experiences at the pro-shop.
Parking is free and available in front of Buffalo RiverWorks. Participants can enter through the main entrance and proceed to the check-in tables. Staff will confirm your participation and collect any additional donations. You can pick out your bike 15 minutes before your session, and we recommend getting there early if you want to ride with your crew. All riders are responsible for reaching the $200 fundraising commitment to participate. Locker rooms are available inside RiverWorks to change. Each bike will have a small basket to store your personal belongings during your ride. Dry shoes must be worn on all stationary bikes.
Also, if you’re interested in open ice skating or the high ropes course, you can sign up for those bonus experiences at the check-in.
Save your spot.
Sign up for one of ten amazing spin sessions taught by some of the best instructors in Western New York! These studios are the reason IceCycle is such a powerful event.
Before you ride.
You are riding outdoors on the ice in Buffalo.
Dress in layers. Despite the cold temperatures, it’s still possible to work up a sweat! Bring extra clothes to change into and stay warm after your workout.
Stay hydrated! Bring a water bottle with you and drink before you are thirsty.
Nourish your body well to tackle this ride. Buffalo RiverWorks has water fountains as well as food and drinks for purchase. You can also check out the outdoor hot chocolate and coffee stand.
If you and your friends want to grab a bite to eat, we recommend making a dining reservation at RiverWorks in advance.
All riders must reach a $200 fundraising minimum to participate
At Buffalo RiverWorks.
At check in you can, drop off any last-minute donations and claim your fundraising rewards.
There will be a special pre-session program in the ten minutes leading up to your workout. It will be led by Lauren Hall on Friday and DJ Anthony on Saturday. The pre-session program will include a message from a patient and a shout out to the top fundraiser.
Check out the awesome vendors and make sure to schedule your appointments in advance with Braid Babes, Sik Braids and Golden Halo Concierge Nursing.
Receive a goodie bag filled with treats and special offers from participating studios and sponsors.
Invite your family and friends to cheer you on. There is something for everyone this weekend! Bonus experiences include free open skate, Urban High Ropes Course for $15 per person and the IceCycle Vendor Village.
Riding at home?
You will receive access to the livestream via email, which includes all 10 classes. Email icecycle@roswellpark.org with any questions.
716-845-8788
