Cockburn Ice Arena

Bibra Lake · Public skating times & prices

Two sheets at Bibra Lake: a 60 m by 30 m skating rink and a 60 m by 28 m hockey rink

Public skating at Cockburn Ice Arena: the next 7 days

Monday 12 October

  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Ice Skating Session

Tuesday 13 October

  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Cheapskate Session

Thursday 15 October

  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Cheapskate Session

Friday 16 October

  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Ice Skating Session

Saturday 17 October

  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Ice Skating Session

Sunday 18 October

  • · Ice Skating Session
  • · Ice Skating Session
Address
401 Progress Drive, Bibra Lake, 6163
Phone
+61 8 9411 0300
Website
cockburnicearena.com.au
The front of Cockburn Ice Arena at night, with its entrance and sign — Cockburn Ice Arena
The front of Cockburn Ice Arena at night, with its entrance and sign Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
The ice at Cockburn Ice Arena with the arena name on the boards — Cockburn Ice Arena
The ice at Cockburn Ice Arena with the arena name on the boards Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Perth's newest and largest ice skating facility, by Bibra Lake

Cockburn Ice Arena describes itself as Perth's newest and largest ice skating facility, overlooking Bibra Lake as the latest addition to the Progress Drive recreational precinct. Rink 1 is an Olympic-sized 60 m by 30 m sheet used for general skating sessions and some ice sports training and curling, and it also houses a 150 square metre dance studio with sprung flooring and a 10 m ballet barre.

Ice hockey is played in Rink 2, a 60 m by 28 m sheet, all year round, with games usually on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. Perth Inferno and the IHWA Premiere League play at the arena, and the Cabin 401 Bar & Grill looks onto the hockey rink. The mySKATE pro shop beside reception is the biggest in Western Australia.

Before you head out.

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

Admission

Admission, which excludes skate hire, is A$26 for an adult, A$24 for a concession card holder or child (5-17), A$16 for a toddler (3-4, regular skate hire included), A$108 for a family of four and A$135 for a family of five.

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Skates & rentals

Regular skates cost A$6 to hire and platinum lace-up skates A$12; helmets are free, and skating aids (Bobby Seal or Kanga) for children or skaters with disabilities are A$15 plus a A$10 deposit, not available at night sessions.

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Booking & check-in

No booking is needed: tickets are valid for 12 months from purchase and are shown at reception for any timetabled session.

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Skating with children

A family ticket covers 1 adult and 3 children or 2 adults and 2 children (a family of four), or 1 adult and 4 children or 2 adults and 3 children (a family of five); toddlers aged 3 to 4 and both family tickets include regular skate hire.

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Accessibility

The arena has wide access doors throughout and access to the ice surface for wheelchairs. Wheelchairs are not permitted on the ice without a coach, ice marshal or experienced skater.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.