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Lace-up your skates and get ready to glide along Edmonton’s Ice Surfaces. Whether you are just learning how to skate or are a seasoned pro, try out one of our iceways, rinks and other skating surfaces for a variety of experiences!
Admission is free for all City of Edmonton operated outdoor skating facilities.
Check rink status and conditions before visiting.
Address: 11510 153 Avenue
Ice Surface Hours: 9am-10pm
Pavilion Hours: 9am-10pm
Address: 4540 50 Street
Ice Surface Hours: 9am-10pm
Pavilion Hours: 6am-9pm
Address: 2909 113 Avenue
Ice Surface Hours: 10am-10pm
Address: 13221 Buena Vista Road
Ice Surface Hours: 10am-10pm
Washroom Hours: 9am-9pm
Address: 12030 River Valley Road
IceWay Hours: 10am-10pm
Pavilion Hours: 6am-9pm
Ice Surface Hours
| Mon and Wed | 10am-6pm, 7-10pm |
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| Tues and Thurs | 10am-5pm, 9-10pm |
| Fri - Sun | 10am - 10pm |
Note: In partnership with the City of Edmonton, the Edmonton Speed Skating Association has exclusive use of the skating oval on: Mondays and Wednesdays from 6-7pm, and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5-9pm.
The ice will be closed to public use during these times.
Address: 2704 17 Street
Ice Surface Hours: 8:30am-10:30pm
Learn more about some of the opportunities in your area for community ice or indoor arena spaces.
Drop-in for public skating, shinny hockey, open hockey or figure skating. For more information, see the drop-in skate guidelines.
Looking for a place close to home to have some skating fun this winter? Check out your community ice rink.
City-operated ice surfaces in the river valley parks, district parks and at City Hall are maintained and monitored daily.
The City Drainage Bylaw 18093 prohibits skating on stormwater lakes. The City has signage posted at all stormwater facilities advising residents to keep off the ice because conditions are unknown. Due to the nature and function of stormwater lakes, ice conditions can be unpredictable and dangerous. Moving water, temperature changes underwater due to vegetation or drainage and fluctuating weather conditions can all result in unsafe ice conditions not visible from the surface.
| Online | Contact 311 Online |
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If you are calling from outside of Edmonton: 780-442-5311
| Phone | 311 |
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| TTY | 711 |