Two NHL-size rinks in an 80,000-square-foot building that also houses the district's own offices
Edge Ice Arena is the Foothills Park and Recreation District's ice facility in southwest Denver, an 80,000-square-foot building that also holds the district's offices. It was designed with team locker rooms, a figure skating suite and raised bleacher seating, and in 2003 it earned an Award for Construction Excellence for its contribution to the community.
Inside are two NHL-size rinks: the East rink seats 750 and the West rink 500. The Penalty Box, a grill and bar on the main level, looks out on the ice so parents and fans can follow games and skating sessions from a table. The district counts Nicole Hensley, a gold medalist with the 2018 US women's Olympic hockey team, as one of the arena's own.
The Junior Women's Hockey League played its 2012 championship game here, North American Hockey Academy against Edge School. Carolyn Skoczen was coaching at Edge in 2019. The arena also donates a weekly ice slot to the DAWG Nation Hockey Foundation's Hockey Heals program, where players with medical conditions work to regain their strength and hockey skills.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating is $8 for adults 18-61, $7 for seniors 62 and up, $6 for youth 6-17 and $4 for children from walking age to 5. Drop-in hockey is $12 and Stick and Puck is $12; a 12-visit Stick and Puck card is $120. Figure-skating (freestyle) sessions are $10 for 45 minutes or $13.50 for a 60-minute session.
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Skate rental is $4 and is charged separately from admission. The arena's pro shop also does skate repair and sharpening.
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Drop-in activities including public skate require registration to guarantee a spot. Drop-in stick and puck is capped at 20 skaters per session.
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Children from walking age to 5 pay $4 and must be accompanied by a paying adult.
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Foothills Park & Recreation District will make reasonable modifications to policies and programmes so people with disabilities can take part, and service animals are allowed in its facilities even where pets are not. Anyone needing an auxiliary aid, service or policy modification should contact the district's ADA Coordinator on 303-409-2115 at least 10 days before the activity; no surcharge is charged for providing it.
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