The public has been urged to get behind the ice rink this winter in order to help make it a success.
It's making a return to the Island after taking a break over the last few years.
Organisers have promised a winter wonderland feel at its new home in Tynwald Mills – it will open for business on December 7th.
This year it’s being run in conjunction with the Helping Hands project and organisers hope to raise around £40,000 for local charities.
Rugby star, and former Dancing on Ice winner, Kyran Bracken is one of the people behind the project – he says people need to use it or lose it:
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