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What you should know

Visitor tip Request the newer skate models with side hooks instead of older styles when renting, and note that skates could use better sharpening — consider bringing a skate sharpening tool or asking staff about blade condition before skating
Best time Visit on weekday mornings (Tuesday/Thursday 9am-12pm) for smaller crowds and a more relaxed experience compared to weekend sessions
Visitor tip Children 14 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult, and all children under 18 participating in hockey need full protective equipment including a caged helmet — plan accordingly and factor in helmet rental ($2) if needed

Quick Facts

Type
Outdoor Ice Skating
Admission
$8 adults (residents), $10 (non-residents)
Skate Rental
Yes, $8
Programs
Public skating, drop-in hockey, figure skating lessons, youth hockey
Private Rentals
$325-$425 for 50-minute sessions

What visitors say

Nice regular sized ice rink area in the back, with a little ice rink connected to it for kids & people who are new to ice skating. It also has the ice skating walker things to train you how to ice skate. There is a snack station inside…
First time here for stick and puck - For a cold Sunday night it was great. Ice quality here is much better than most outdoor rinks i've been too.
Great place in winter 🥶 for skating . They have plenty of parking .

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