Admission
Open skating is $4 for Wyandotte residents and $5 for non-residents on weekdays; under 3 free.
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A 3,000-seat downtown Wyandotte arena, named in 1969 for the city’s first recreation director
Currently out of season The City of Wyandotte's arena page thanks skaters for a great season of open skating and says 'see you in the Fall'; the open-skating schedule is not posted yet. Checked on 5 October 2026. Official schedule update
The Benjamin F. Yack Arena is a 3,000-seat public recreation center in downtown Wyandotte, which the City of Wyandotte's own page calls versatile. It is named for Benjamin Yack, who was commissioned in 1936 as Wyandotte’s first recreational director; the arena took his name in 1969.
The building is used for ice hockey and skating, with 25,440 square feet of floor space. It was previously the home of the Motor City Metal Jackets of the North American Hockey League and of the Wyandotte Figure Skating Club.
In the spring and summer months, with the ice out, the Yack hosts several indoor events, among them the Spring Fling of the Parish of St. Vincent Pallotti. Roosevelt High School holds its graduation ceremony there every year.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Open skating is $4 for Wyandotte residents and $5 for non-residents on weekdays; under 3 free.
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Children’s rental skates (youth 8 to adult 6) are free; adult skates are $5 a pair.
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Skate renters must fill in a rental form; an adult leaves a photo ID until the skates are back.
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At sticks & pucks, helmets are required for all ages and skaters 13 and under need an adult with them.
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