Ice Rink

From September to March, the rink offers a variety of public skating programs and skate lessons for all ages and abilities. Skate rentals are available during public skate and lesson times. From April to August, the ice is removed and the rink is converted to dry floor use (ball hockey, lacrosse, in-line hockey, trade shows, and special events).

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Rink amenities:

Ice surface: 200 feet x 85 feet (NHL size)
Seating: 150
Ice available: September to March
Dry floor available: April to August

Accessibility:

Wheelchair accessible
Wheelchairs are welcome during public skating sessions. Participants must wear helmets. The person pushing the wheelchair must wear skates.

Passes accepted:

Flexipass
Leisure Access Program (LAP)

Other Services offered:

Killarney Skating Club
Killarney Figure Skating Club is a community non-profit club dedicated to creating a fun and inclusive environment for skaters of all ages and abilities to learn, train and reach their athletic goals.

Our mission at the Killarney Figure Skating Club is to support all skaters and members of our skating community by providing quality programming and instruction that encourages the development of our skaters’ athletic goals. We also aim to offer volunteer opportunities that support our skating community, the connection to the sport, as well as the growth and development of the Club

Killarney Figure Skating Club offers a variety of Skate Canada programs including CanSkate (learn to skate) CanFigure, CanAdult and competitive programs.

Website: www.killarneyskatingclub.com
E-mail: info@killarneyskatingclub.com
Killarney Minor Hockey Association
Vancouver Minor Hockey Association provides community based hockey for participants aged 5-20. We put the focus on what’s most important to our players and parents; fun and development through the game of hockey. Doing so by keeping the game as affordable as possible, through our volunteers and top-notch coaches.

The hockey community in East Vancouver is for everyone.

Whether you’re a newcomer to our organization or someone who has been around for several years, we invite you to explore what VMHA has to offer you.

Website: https://www.vmha.com/
E-mail: registrarA@vmha.com
Vancouver Female Ice Hockey Association
Vancouver Female Ice Hockey Association (VFIHA) strives to provide the opportunity for female youth players to enjoy recreational and competitive levels of hockey in a fun, safe environment.

Our association formed in 1972 as the Killarney Girls Ice Hockey Association, and has grown to encompass all of the City of Vancouver.

We accept players ages 5 to 20 at all skill levels who want to play and have fun.

Website: http://www.vancouvergirlshockey.com
E-mail: info@vancouvergirlshockey.com
Vancouver-Killarney Minor Lacrosse Association
The Vancouver Minor Lacrosse Association (VMLA) is the governing body responsible for administering Canada’s National Summer Sport for youth aged five to sixteen throughout Vancouver.

The VMLA oversees youth box lacrosse (March – July), youth field lacrosse (August – March), and female-only box lacrosse.

Our catchment area is for any player residing West of Boundary Road between Vancouver and Burnaby, going north from the Burrard Inlet and south to the Fraser River, from Boundary Road running west to Georgia Straight and north of the Fraser River, and south of the Burrard Inlet. Our catchment also includes the area known as the University Endowment Lands

We in turn are governed by the residency rules of the Lower Mainland Minor Lacrosse Association and the Pacific Coast Field Lacrosse league.

Website: https://www.vancouverlacrosse.com/
Adult Ice Skating
Enjoy a night out with friends and participate in one of our adult skate lesson sessions. Register for Thursday lessons and your admission to the public skate that follows is included. Register for Saturday lessons, and come early or stay after for the Adult Only Skate. CSA approved hockey or snowboarding helmets are mandatory for all lesson participants. Limited numbers of helmets are available on site.

Public Skate Schedules Fees & Passes

Helmet policy for skating activities

Anyone participating in skating classes, lessons, and programs must wear a CSA-certified hockey or snowboard helmet. You are also encouraged to wear a helmet at public skate times. Rinks have a limited number of helmets free-of-charge to registered program participants. Cycling helmets are not permitted.