Admission
Public skating is free at the sessions listed on the City timetable. Age-specific sessions retain their stated eligibility.
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A historic Lachine arena with free public and age-specific skating.
Aréna Pierre « Pete » Morin stands on rue Saint-Antoine in Lachine. Built through a community effort in 1937, it remains a neighbourhood venue for ice sports and recreational skating.
Public skating is free, with separate periods for adults aged 18 and over, children aged 12 and under, and all ages. Children under eight need an adult with them on the ice. Use the dated timetable to choose the right session; the rink closes on the holidays listed by the City.
A privately operated pro shop offers skate sharpening, with rentals available on Sunday afternoons. Free parking, electric-vehicle charging, bicycle racks, changing rooms and a baby-changing table are listed. Access features include automatic doors, accessible parking and washrooms, and a designated drop-off area.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating is free at the sessions listed on the City timetable. Age-specific sessions retain their stated eligibility.
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Skate rentals are offered on Sunday afternoons by the on-site pro-shop operator. For availability and pricing, the City lists 514-402-0844. Skate sharpening is also offered.
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Use the dated public-skating timetable on the official facility page. Building opening hours do not indicate public-skating availability, and holiday closures override regular sessions.
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Children under eight must be accompanied by an adult on the ice. The timetable distinguishes adult sessions, children aged 12 and under, and all-ages public skating.
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Free parking, electric-vehicle charging, bicycle racks, accessible parking and a designated drop-off area are listed.
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The City lists wheelchair and stroller access, automatic doors, an alternative accessible entrance, grab bars, accessible washrooms and an adapted-transport drop-off area.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.