Skating & Hockey
We are pleased to have ice and dry floor arena spaces available for programming and community rental, seasonally.
Learn more about drop-in ice and dry floor arena activities on this page. Through the ice season, August-April, we are pleased to offer Everyone Welcome, Toonie, Teen and Adult Skates, along with Stick & Puck and Shinny Hockey. Through the dry floor season, we are pleased to offer Everyone Welcome Roller and Inline Skating.
Find more information regarding registered programs, birthday parties or facility rentals.
On this page:
Arena Activity Schedule
Safety and Guidelines
For everyone’s safety and enjoyment, please review and follow the arena safety and guidelines. [PDF/1.5MB]
Skate Rentals & Sharpening
Skate Rentals
Skate rentals are available for all drop-in skates. We offer figure skates in sizes from children’s 7 to adult 11, and hockey skates from children’s 8 to adult 13. Please visit reception before your session to purchase a rental ticket, then bring the ticket along with your shoes to the skate shop in Arena A to receive your skates
Skate Sharpening
We offer skate sharpening! Skates may be dropped off at reception and will be ready for pick up, from reception, within 48 hours.
Helmets, Skating Aid, Strollers and Wheelchairs
Helmets
Helmets are highly recommended for all skaters, especially children. Helmets are available to borrow at no charge, toddler to adult large sizes, from the Skate Shop. Please note, there are limited supply of each size.
Skating Aids
Skating aids (plastic assists) are available during drop-in skates. They are intended for use by those new or gaining confidence with skating, or who require the additional support. Please ensure they are being used respectfully and safely. For your safety and that of others, they are not to be used as toys or sleds.
Strollers and Wheelchairs
Strollers and wheelchairs are permitted on the ice during drop-in skates. Please ensure wheels are clean of dirt and debris. Individuals in strollers or wheelchairs should be properly buckled in and, if possible, wearing a helmet. Individuals pushing a stroller or wheelchair are expected to wear skates.
