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Skating Programs
The City offers skating
drop-in activities at its three main community centres. All skating lessons are offered through the Barrie Skating Club, which runs the CanSkate programs.
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Public Skating
The City offers many skating
drop-ins at the Allandale Recreation Centre, East Bayfield Community Centre, Holly Community Centre and Eastview Arena. Drop-in opportunities include Public Skating, Senior/Adult Skate, Stick & Puck (All ages), Youth Stick & Puck, Adult Hockey, and Senior Hockey.
Please note: Skate/equipment rentals or sharpening are not available at any facility.
Public Skating Rules & Regulations | |
Failure to abide by the below rules and regulations will result in a participant's removal from the public skating session. - It is recommended that all skaters wear CSA approved helmets.
- All skaters under the age of 10 years should be accompanied by a guardian who is 12 years of age or older.
- No one is permitted on the ice without skates.
- Carrying children in arms while skating is not permitted.
- No strollers, baby buggies, backpacks or chairs are allowed anywhere on the ice at any time.
- Inappropriate behavior is not permitted:
• games such as tag, racing
• pushing, tripping, checking
• swearing - No hockey equipment is permitted.
- All skaters must obey the Skate Patrollers at all times.
- No skating through the pylons or area designated for beginner skaters.
- No headsets, cell phones or handheld devices are to be used while skating.
- No food or drink on the ice surface
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Recreational Hockey & Stick & Puck | |
No registration is required. Spaces are available on a first come first served basis. All participants must wear a hockey helmet, gloves and provide their own stick. Stick & Puck is a supervised informal session with no goalies and zero contact. The ice will be allocated 1/2 for games and 1/2 for skill development - dependant upon participants. Participants under 10yrs in Stick & Puck (all ages) must be accompanied by a guardian who is 12 years or older. Rules for Adult Recreational Hockey: -
All players must be present with I.D. to pay before you play.
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Sign in commences
30 minutes before ice time.
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No inappropriate behavior while waiting in line, or you will be asked to leave the facility.
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All players must abide by our Fair Play policy.
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Maximum # of participants = 20 players + 2 goalies/session.
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Outdoor Ice Rinks
There are six outdoor skating rinks maintained by City staff and as well as volunteer-maintained outdoor rinks in many
parks.
Please check the status of the rinks before heading out.
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