Mississauga's only 1980s arena, home of the Erindale Hockey Association, whose roots go back to 1946.
Erin Mills Twin Arena, on Unity Drive, was the only new arena Mississauga opened in the 1980s. It has two ice surfaces of 80 by 180 feet, change rooms, referee rooms and a multipurpose room for up to 75 people, and the city has ordered a REALice resurfacing system for it.
It is home to the Erindale Hockey Association, the largest association in the Mississauga Hockey League, whose season runs from September to March and ends with playoffs and a trophy banquet.
Erindale hockey traces back to brothers Wally and Gord Oughtred, who played hockey while serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force during World War II and formed the first Erindale team in 1946 to play in an intermediate league.
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City of Mississauga Swim/Skate single-visit rates: adult CA$4.61 per visit; youth, full-time students, older adults and persons with a disability CA$3.69 per visit; group (maximum of five) CA$15.27 per visit. Multi-visit (five or more visits): CA$4.15 adult, CA$3.32 discounted. All prices exclude tax and non-resident fee. Valid for drop-in recreational skates (except hockey stick & puck or shinny).
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Select the rink and skating activity in Active Mississauga. The facility’s opening hours are not a public-skating schedule.
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At Fun Skate, CSA-approved helmets are recommended and approved skating aids are allowed.
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Outdoor parking is available.
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The City of Mississauga permits only approved skating aids, such as wheelchairs and EZ gliders, on the ice.
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