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Skating Information for Families

Because of the great response we've had from students about our field trip to WinSport and the fun they had skating, we have put together some information for families interested in skating and skate options.


Places to skate
There are many indoor and outdoor options for skating in Calgary. Use the links below to find options that might work for your family.

Village Square Arenas

Don Hartman North East Sportsplex

Olympic Plaza

Olympic Oval at The University of Calgary

Bowness Park

City of Calgary outdoor skating rinks

WinSport

Ice rinks in north east Calgary

City of Calgary Skating and Hockey Programs


Where to rent skates in Calgary
There are many options for renting skates in Calgary. The links below provide some good options.






Where to buy skates in Calgary
There are many options for buying second hand or new skates in Calgary. Second hand skates are great for kids. In many cases skates have only been used for a season or two before they become too small. There are great deals to be had on second hand skates. This time of year it is possible to get sales on new skates because youth hockey seasons are beginning to wind down.

Second Change Sports

Play It Again Sports

Canadian Tire

Walmart


We're so glad that so many students enjoyed skating and want to keep at it. If you have any questions, please let us know and we can try to track down additional information for families.

Thanks!

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