Leisure Skating

Delpark Homes Centre
1661 Harmony Road North
905-436-5455

Arena Closed: Canada Day - Friday, July 1

Advance booking is not required for leisure skating. Please arrive at the facility during the scheduled time of the activity and pay applicable admissions fees at the reception desk.

Leisure skating offered at the Delpark Homes Centre:

• Adult Skate 

• Public Skate

• Public Roller Skating/Rollerblading

• Shinny Hockey 50 years and older

• Stick and Puck 6 years and under

• Stick and Puck 7 to 12 years

Natural outdoor ice rinks closed for the season
Due to the weather and ice conditions, the natural outdoor ice rinks at the Delpark Homes Centre are now closed for the season. The City would like to thank its generous sponsors Sobeys Inc., Their Opportunity and RE/Max Jazz Inc. Brokerage, who made the first season of outdoor skating possible.

Generously sponsored by Sobeys Inc., Their Opportunity and RE/MAX Jazz Inc Brokerage.

Looking for information about our Community Outdoor Ice Rink Program? Visit Parks, Trails & Natural Areas to learn more.

• Be considerate of the rules for the safety and enjoyment of all skaters.
• For adult and public skates, C.S.A. approved hockey helmets (for ice skating) and rollerblading/skating helmets (for rollerblading/skating) are strongly recommended for all skaters.
• For public skates, C.S.A. approved hockey helmets (for ice skating) and rollerblading/skating helmets (for rollerblading/skating) are mandatory for children 5 years or younger.
• For Stick and Puck, C.S.A approved hockey helmets are mandatory for everyone on-ice including a full-mask for participants under 18 years of age. 
• Extra protective equipment such as elbow pads, knee pads are recommended
• Only persons wearing roller skates/blades are permitted on the floor for Public Roller Skating/Rollerblading.
• Respect, listen to and follow instructions from skate patrol staff at all times.
• Report all accidents or injuries to skate patrol or arena staff immediately.
• Children 7 years or younger must be accompanied and supervised on-ice by a caregiver 14 years of age or older. Maximum of 3 children per caregiver.
• Children 8 to 10 years of age must be supervised by a caregiver who is at least 14 years of age, maximum of 3 children per caregiver. Caregivers are not required to go on the ice. No more than 2 caregivers per paid participant.
• Only persons wearing skates are permitted on the ice. 
• Enter onto the ice surface only after the ice resurfacer is off the ice, the doors are closed and skate patrol staff are on the ice.

• Carrying children while skating on the ice, including baby carriers.
• Headsets, cell phones and hand-held electronic devices.
• Food and drinks.
• Strollers (unless used for accessibility purposes), chairs, sleds and toboggans.
• Games, tag, rough play, figure skating moves, backward, erratic or excessive speed skating.

• Skating aids are allowed in designated areas. You must bring your own.
• Accessibility strollers or wheelchairs are allowed on the ice as long as the wheels are clean.
• Persons accompanying someone in an accessibility stroller, wheelchair or an ice sledge must wear skates and be able to skate.