A 202,800-square-foot fieldhouse and ice complex that replaced the 50-year-old South Suburban Ice Arena
The South Suburban Sports Complex replaced the 50-year-old South Suburban Ice Arena, and the South Suburban administration office moved into the new building at the same time. South Suburban Parks and Recreation describes the complex as a regional facility rather than a traditional recreation center or gym, with athletics amenities, a bar and the district's administrative offices under one roof.
The building totals 202,800 square feet. Perkins+Will of Denver was the architect and Adolfson & Peterson Construction of Aurora the general contractor. Three volumes make up the structure: a fieldhouse measuring 215 by 425 feet with a 44-foot ceiling, the ice rink hall at 220 by 390 feet and 42 feet high, and a lobby 50 by 250 feet, also 42 feet high.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skate: weekday days $8.50 resident/$11 nonresident; Friday evenings $9 resident/$12 nonresident; weekend days and holidays $9 resident/$10 nonresident. Children younger than 3 skate free (skate rental not included). Freestyle is not sold as a single-session admission; it is only sold as punch passes, 10 for $90 resident/$100 nonresident or 20 for $168 resident/$190 nonresident, expiring one month after purchase.
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Skate rental adds $2.50 resident/$3.50 nonresident; rentals are also separate for skating classes.
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Take-A-Shot has 25 spots; reserve and pay by calling 303-347-6968 on the day. Future-day reservations are not accepted and goalies pay too.
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Take-A-Shot requires full hockey gear, with full face masks for players younger than 18.
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