Skates & rentals
The City says many neighbourhood parks offer equipment rental or loan services, and it publishes a list of where to rent or borrow skates and other winter gear.
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Currently out of season The City of Montréal says crews start installing boards on its outdoor rinks in mid-October (4 to 6 weeks of work) and begin flooding only after three consecutive days below -4 °C with under 10 cm of snow, so opening dates depend on the weather; its conditions list shows every outdoor rink as closed (off-season) today. The City's conditions list shows this site's outdoor rinks as closed (Fermé) today, last updated 18 March. Official schedule update
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
The City says many neighbourhood parks offer equipment rental or loan services, and it publishes a list of where to rent or borrow skates and other winter gear.
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Before going, check the City's outdoor-rink conditions list to see whether a rink is open and what state its ice is in; the list can be filtered by borough and rink type.
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The City's page for this site lists free parking.
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The City's page for this site lists these accessibility features: wheelchair access, stroller-friendly paths, a level entrance, accessible parking, accessible washrooms, a drop-off zone.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.