Public Skating & More

General rules

• Respect staff at all times.
  
  
• Immediately report any accidents or injuries to staff.

• CSA-approved hockey helmets are strongly recommended for all skaters.
  
  
• CSA-approved hockey helmets are mandatory for children five years of age or younger.

• Only people wearing skates are allowed on the ice.
  
  
• Skate at a sensible and safe speed in the same direction as other skaters

The following activities/equipment are not allowed on the ice

• Strollers or wheelchairs of any kind
• Carrying children (including baby carriers)
• Hockey pucks and sticks
• Headphones, cell phones or hand-held electronics
• Food or drink
• Rough play, speed and figure skating, and multiplayer games (tag/races)
• Foul language or inappropriate behavior

Parent and Tot Skating Rules

Parent and Tot skating offers a fun and safe way to introduce young children under 4 years old to the world of skating. These sessions provide a relaxed environment where little ones can get comfortable on the ice with the help of their caregivers.

To keep everyone safe and ensure an enjoyable experience, please review the following guidelines before participating:

• Helmets: CSA-approved hockey helmets are strongly recommended for all skaters and are required for children four years and under.
• Supervision: Children must be accompanied on the ice by a responsible person who is at least 14 years old.
• Skates: Everyone on the ice must wear skates. Please skate in the same direction as others and maintain a safe, controlled speed. 
• Respect and Safety: Please be respectful to rink staff and other participants. Report any injuries or concerns to staff immediately.

General rules

• Respect staff at all times.
• Immediately report any accidents or injuries to staff.
• CSA-approved hockey helmets are mandatory participants.
• Skate at a sensible and safe speed to ensure a safe experience for everyone on the ice. 
• Please be mindful of others when you are shooting pucks.
• Hockey nets are provided.