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Arenas

Children's Drop-in Hockey

Richmond Arenas offers Children's Drop-in Hockey and Adult and Child Stick and Puck.

PDF Document Spring 2019 Richmond Ice Centre Drop-In Schedule
PDF Document Minoru Arenas Spring Break Schedule

PDF Document Winter 2019 Richmond Ice Centre Public Programs Schedule
PDF Document Winter 2019 Minoru Arenas Public Programs Schedule

Child Playing Hockey

Children's Drop-In Hockey
To prevent injuries, wearing full hockey equipment, including a CSA approved hockey helmet with cage, is mandatory for participants in this program. The ice time is supervised.

Adult and Child Stick & Puck (12 years and under)
At check-in, identification must be shown. You will receive an arm band, which you are required to wear and have visible at all times.

Advanced booking: Advanced bookings can be made through pre-payment in person up to one week in advance.  

Phone-in bookings: Clients who have purchased a scan card can register over the phone up to one week in advance using the card.  

Available spaces: For Adult and Child Stick & Puck, 20 skaters are permitted on the ice at one time. If space permits, a second ice surface will be opened for additional participants.

There are no transfers or refunds for any child recreational hockey programs.

It is mandatory for participants in this program who are under 18 years of age to wear full hockey equipment including a Canadian Safety Authority (CSA) approved hockey helmet with cage. For those 19 years and over, it is strongly recommended that participants wear a CSA approved hockey helmet.

Helmets are approved for each sporting activity to best protect you during specific skating and ice-related activities. Sport specific helmets cannot prevent all head injuries in all sports. Helmets have a certification from CSA that lasts for only a certain time period. Ensure you are protecting yourself by checking that your helmet's CSA certification is current. For all skating and ice-related sports, it is strongly recommended that a hockey helmet be worn.

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