Open Skating at Pierrefonds Sportplexe

Last updated September 29, 2022

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This winter season, take advantage of the facilities at the Sportplexe Pierrefonds to practice your skating strokes!

Thanks to an agreement between the Borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro and the Pierrefonds Sportplexe, residents have access to the indoor skating rinks at predetermined times. Come and have some fun and be active in a safe environment!

Location

Sportplexe Pierrefonds Arena: 14700, boulevard Pierrefonds, Pierrefonds (Québec) H9H 4Y6

Additional information on the activity

No reservations are required. Priority will be given on a first-come, first-served basis.
Ice skating supports (skating aids) are available on site
The arena’s “Pro Shop” will be open for skate sharpening and equipment rental ($)

INTERGENERATIONAL SKATING - RINK 1 - FREE

Adults and toddlers share the ice. A space is reserved in the centre of the rink for the children.

OPEN SKATING - RINK 1 - FEE PAYABLE

Admission fees : Adults (13 years and older) $3; children (12 years and younger) $1.

HOLIDAY SKATING - RINK 4 - FREE

SPRING BREAK SKATING - RINK 4 -FREE

Time slots and rates: Fall / Winter 2022

Activity	Dates	Hours	Fees
Intergenerational skating Rink #1	September 5 to December 28	Mondays and Wednesdays 10 to 12 a.m.	FREE
Open skating Rink #1	September 3 to December 18	Saturdays 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sundays 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.	Adults $3 Children $1
Holiday skating Rink #4	December 26-27-28-29-30	1 p.m. to 3 p.m.	FREE
Spring break Rink#4	February 28 and March 1-2-3-4	12 a.m. to 3 p.m.	FREE

Conditions of use of the premises

The following measures must be observed to maintain safe conditions for all participants, employees and partners:

We strongly recommend that beginners wear a helmet. Protective gear should be added as needed.
If you appear to have symptoms related to COVID-19, we ask that you do not visit the arena.

Probibited at the Pierrefonds Sportplex:

Crowding or loitering at the edge of the rink
Sitting on the edge of the rink
Eating or drinking on the rink
Skating with someone on your back or in your arms, including young children
Pushing and shoving
Racing or skating at excessive speed
Forming a human chain, playing tag or throwing snowballs
Braking too sharply
Throwing objects on the rink
Skating in the opposite direction or backwards
performing figure skating tricks or playing hockey
Using objects on the rink (balls, pucks)
Using headphones, mobile phones or portable radios

It is strongly recommended:

That beginners wear a helmet and gloves
To get up as soon as possible after a fall
That beginners skate in the section reserved for them
That an adult accompany young children at all times