Recreational Public Skating

Yes! For your safety, helmets are mandatory for all skaters. A bike or ski helmet with a chin strap works perfectly—no need for anything fancy, just secure and snug!

There’s no minimum age—everyone’s welcome! Just remember, all skaters must wear skates on the ice, and little ones should be supervised by an adult at all times.

To keep the ice safe and smooth for everyone, we schedule regular maintenance (a.k.a. floods!). Don’t worry—we’ll post and announce flood times so you know when to take a break.

Yes! Personal skate aids are welcome on the ice. If it helps you (or your little one) stay upright and smiling, bring it along!

Yes! Strollers are welcome, but children must be securely strapped in and wearing a helmet. Our friendly Ice Patrol team will assist with Stroller Crossing to ensure a safe experience. Please note: stroller wheels may need to be cleaned before entering the ice, especially during the winter months.

For everyone’s safety, carrying children on the ice isn’t allowed. We want your little ones to enjoy the ice safely—strollers or skate aids are a great option!

For safety reasons, only those wearing skates are allowed on the ice. If you're not skating, feel free to cheer from the sidelines—we love a good audience! 🎉

To keep things safe and fun for everyone, sticks, pucks, and ringette rings aren’t allowed during Public Skating. It’s all about smooth gliding, not slap shots!

Absolutely! Figure skates are welcome. Just keep in mind that jumps and spins aren’t permitted during Public Skating—our goal is a safe and smooth experience for everyone.

Absolutely! Wheelchairs are welcome and can access the ice via our accessible entrance. All participants must wear a helmet while on the ice. Our staff will assist with cleaning the wheels to ensure they’re ready for a safe glide.