The arena beside the Casper Recreation Center, home to the Casper Oilers and a 30-year-old figure skating club
Casper Ice Arena stands adjacent to the Casper Recreation Center and the Casper Family Aquatics Center. Its programs cover public skating, skating classes through the Casper Skating School, figure skating, hockey, curling and special events.
The arena is the hub for hundreds of youth hockey players from across Central Wyoming, with Stick and Puck sessions, Learn-to-Play Hockey, Mile High Mites and an All-Summer Hockey Camp on the calendar. The Casper Amateur Hockey Club, known as the Casper Oilers, anchors amateur and youth hockey in the city, and adult hockey runs for players of all skill levels. Figure skating has an equally long tenure here: the Casper Figure Skating Club has served Casper and its children for more than 30 years and is a member club of U.S. Figure Skating, with dedicated ice sessions for skaters taking one-on-one or duo lessons. The Casper Skating School teaches Learn to Skate USA-inspired classes.
Junior hockey came and went. The Casper Coyotes, a Junior A team in the Western States Hockey League, played out of the arena; they were renamed the Casper Bobcats for the 2018-19 season and folded before 2019-20.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public Skating admission is $6.00 per person, with skate rental a separate $3.00. Cheap Skate admission is $6.00 per person and includes skate rental. Children 5 & under are free. A 10 punch pass, valid at any Public Skating or Cheap Skate session and including skate rental, is $55.00 per person.
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Skate rental is $3.00 at Public Skating sessions and is included in the $6.00 Cheap Skate admission.
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Single-session admission is paid in person at the arena. Monthly and annual memberships can be purchased through the city’s registration system.
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Children age 5 and under receive free public-skate admission. Check the calendar for the session type, since Cheap Skate and regular public skating have different rental prices.
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