Admission
Non-residents pay CA$5; Delson residents skate free.
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Delson's one-rink arena, built in the 1980s with the Palais du patin roller rink on its upper floor.
The Centre sportif de Delson is the City of Delson's arena: one ice rink on the main floor, with several other facilities around it. The building went up in the 1980s, and its upper floor has held a roller rink, the Palais du patin, since that construction.
In the regular season, local minor associations and adult amateur players skate on this ice. Because the building runs during the day, schools and other groups also book some of its daytime hours.
Upstairs, the Palais du patin is a 200-metre, 360-degree roller-skating track with lights and music, and it is popular with inline skaters. It had its heyday in the disco years and the 1990s. The City renovated it completely in 2021, bringing back the disco-era colours with current sound and lighting.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Non-residents pay CA$5; Delson residents skate free.
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Places are limited at each session, so reserving your spot is recommended.
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