Billings' first two-sheet ice arena, opened in 2026 to replace the aging Centennial Ice Arena.
Signal Peak Energy Arena opened in July 2026 after years of planning and fundraising and 18 months of construction. It gave Billings two sheets of ice for the first time and replaced the Centennial Ice Arena, which opened in 1981 and had a history of serious maintenance problems and an aging refrigeration system. After a larger recreation-center proposal failed to win voter approval, the arena went ahead as a public-private partnership in which the city created pad sites for organizations to build on.
The Marquee Rink has 1,200 fixed seats, overlooked by a heated mezzanine of about 20,000 square feet. The building has eleven community locker rooms, including the state's first designated female locker room, and both rinks are built to be sled-hockey friendly. It is home to the Billings Cattle Punchers, Montana's newest junior team in the North American Hockey League, who play 30 home games here.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skate pricing: adult $13; youth, ages 6-17 $10; senior, age 65+ $9; veterans, active military and first responders $7; age five and under free; parent + child $20; family of four $35. The arena is cashless.
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Skate rental is $5 and a skate aid is $10.
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The arena is cashless. There is no advance booking for public skate, but you are told to check the live schedule for published sessions before you travel; program registration goes through DASH, where you answer the program's questions, sign its waiver and pay online.
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You may not carry children or anyone else while on the ice, and strollers are not allowed on it. Chairs are banned on the ice but skate aids are available, and beginning skaters are encouraged to wear an ice-approved helmet. Spectators and coaches may not use the player benches during public skating.
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The arena publishes no fixed parking arrangement: it says parking guidance can vary by event and asks visitors to follow current event information and posted arena signage.
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Accessibility was designed into the building: it offers accessible rink use and sled-hockey support.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.