Aréna Clément-Jetté

Montréal, QC · Public skating times & prices

City of Montréal arena beside the Annie-Pelletier pool; its 2015 upgrade earned LEED certification in 2018.

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Address
8780, avenue Dubuisson, Montréal, QC H1L 2W6
Phone
514-872-6708
Website
montreal.ca
Aréna Clément-Jetté's covered entrance canopy with raised "ARÉNA CLÉMENT-JETTÉ" lettering, a Montréal flag, and the street-address pylon sign out front. — Aréna Clément-Jetté
Aréna Clément-Jetté's covered entrance canopy with raised "ARÉNA CLÉMENT-JETTÉ" lettering, a Montréal flag, and the street-address pylon sign out front. Photo: Ville de Montréal · Source
Empty ice sheet toward the far boards, "RÉCEVEURS" and "VISITEURS" bench signage, a game clock, and a Hockey Montréal banner on the brick wall; no people visible. — Aréna Clément-Jetté
Empty ice sheet toward the far boards, "RÉCEVEURS" and "VISITEURS" bench signage, a game clock, and a Hockey Montréal banner on the brick wall; no people visible. Photo: Google Maps contributor · Source

Montréal municipal arena, LEED certified in 2018

Aréna Clément-Jetté is a City of Montréal arena built for a range of ice sports, standing beside the Annie-Pelletier pool. The building was renovated under the city's Programme de soutien à la mise aux normes des arénas municipaux, and the finished work was officially inaugurated on Saturday, September 19, 2015. The inauguration day included a public skate and on-ice entertainment for residents of the district.

The renovation added an access ramp and automatic doors as part of a universal-accessibility upgrade. The building holds LEED Canada-NC certification at the Certified level (2009 version), issued on November 29, 2018.

Les Hiboux de Montréal, a team-sport organisation for visually impaired athletes, play their games at Aréna Clément-Jetté and held a practice there with Caroline Ouellette in March 2017.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

The official facility listing says access is free.

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Skating with children

For family stick-and-puck sessions, the rink recommends that a parent or guardian accompany children under eight.

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Accessibility

Aréna Clément-Jetté has a wheelchair access ramp, automatic doors, and a diaper-changing table.

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Rink rules

For stick-and-puck, wearing a helmet, neck guard, gloves and skates is mandatory.

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