Admission
Public skating at the K.C. Irving Regional Centre is free.
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K.C. Irving Regional Centre
Bathurst's 1996 arena, the largest in north-eastern New Brunswick, named for businessman K.C. Irving
Public skating at K.C. Irving Regional Centre: the next 7 days
Wednesday, October 14
- · Public Skate
Friday, October 16
- · Public Skate
- · Public Skate
Sunday, October 18
- · Public Skate
- Address
- 14 Sean Couturier Drive, Bathurst, NB
- Phone
- (506) 548-0410
- Website
- bathurst.ca
Bathurst's arena since 1996
The K.C. Irving Regional Centre opened in September 1996 and cost $21 million. It is the largest arena in north-eastern New Brunswick and is named in honour of the businessman K.C. Irving. The City of Bathurst runs the centre.
The building has two ice rinks. The main one, the Eddy Rink, has 3,162 seats for a hockey capacity of 3,524, with 24 private boxes around the ice. The smaller Richelieu rink is the home of the Bathurst High School Phantoms boys' and girls' hockey teams and also hosts minor hockey and figure skating.
The QMJHL's Acadie–Bathurst Titan played at the arena from 1998 to 2025, and the Chaleur Lightning of the Maritime Junior Hockey League now call it home. The city's Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department has its offices in the building.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
A limited number of skates and helmets can be borrowed free of charge.
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Amenities
A limited number of skates and helmets are available to borrow free of charge.
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Rink rules
Helmets are required for everyone on the ice.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.