Hockey and Skating

 Drop-in skating rates

We are only able to offer Public Skates at this time. You can pay-per-visit or buy our 10-visit or annual pass. 10-visit and annual passes are valid for drop-in skating and swimming. Visit a customer service desk to buy your pass.

Please note that passes expire one year from the date of purchase and all fees include HST.

 Rules and regulations

• Pre-registration opens 72 hours before the start of the program for residents and 48 hours before for non-residents
• Masks must be worn in the facility, following Halton Region’s mandatory mask by-law. They may be removed when you are ready to get on the ice
• Program staff will take attendance prior to every drop-in skate program
• You may arrive up to 10 minutes in advance of your program start time
• You must sign in at Customer Service before entering
• CSA-approved helmets are highly recommended and chinstraps should be fastened
• Pucks, hockey sticks or equipment are not allowed on the ice surface
• One skate-aid will be designated per family
• Always maintain two metres of physical distancing from other families

Drop-in shinny and stick ‘n puck rates

You can pay-per-visit or buy our 10-visit or annual passes. 10-visit and annual passes are valid for drop-in shinny and stick ‘n puck. Visit a customer service desk to buy your pass.

Please note that passes expire one year from date of purchase and all fees include HST. 

Rules and regulations

Shinny rules and regulations:

• Full equipment is required
• CSA-approved helmet with full face mask is mandatory and you must fasten your chinstrap
• Body contact is not permitted
• 20 skater maximum (30 skater maximum for Older Adults)
• 4 goalie maximum
• All goalies and skaters must check-in at customer service prior to playing

Accompanying children

Parents or guardians must be 18 years of age or older and must stay in the program area when accompanying children. We provide staff supervision for Children and Youth programs only.

Rules and regulations

• Please pre-register for your program
• Residents can pre-register up to 72 hours in advance and non-residents up to 48 hours in advance
• If you feel ill, stay home. There is no penalty for a missed program due to illness
• Masks must be worn in the facility, according to Halton Region’s mandatory mask by-law
• Masks may be removed when you are ready to get on the ice
• You may arrive up to 10 minutes in advance of your program start time
• Come prepared to play in your equipment (Only skates and helmets may be put on in the arena, hockey bags are not permitted)
• Check in with Customer Service
• Program staff will admit you at the rink entrance and direct you to an area to tie skates
• Full equipment is recommended
• CSA-approved helmets (with full-face mask and hockey gloves for child and youth participants) are required and you must fasten your chinstrap
• Body contact, organized game play, slap shots and practice tools (e.g. pylons) are not permitted
• There is 20 skater maximum for all programs
• Program capacity is subject to change in order to meet regional and provincial guidelines
• For programs for children 12 years and under, adult to participant ratio is 1:2
• If you cannot attend a program you are registered for, email or call 905-864-4132
• Coaching is not permitted during family sessions
• One parent or guardian, 18 years of age or older, is permitted for supervisory purposes and must stay in the designated program area when accompanying children or youth, physically distancing from other parents/guardians

Accompanying children

 Figure skating rates

You can pay-per-visit or buy our 10-visit or annual passes. 10-visit and annual passes are valid for drop-in figure skating. Visit a customer service desk to buy your pass.

Please note that passes expire one year from date of purchase and all fees include HST. 

 Rules and regulations

Figure skating drop-in rules and regulations:

• On-ice coaches must pay the drop-in fee
• Adult/coach to participant ratio is 1:4 for general sessions and 1:8 for competitive
• All ages are welcome