The Flyers' practice facility since 2000, renovated in 2024-25 and joined by the '67 Arena.
The Flyers Training Center was built in 2000 as the official practice facility of the Philadelphia Flyers, and its two NHL-size rinks are shared between team practices and camps and the public's programs and local teams. Both sheets were renovated in 2024-25 with new refrigeration, LED scoreboards and sound systems.
A third, smaller rink of 170 by 70 feet, the '67 Arena, is named as a reminder of the Flyers' impact on hockey and on Philadelphia, and its artwork pays tribute to the franchise's history and legendary players. It hosts learn to skate and learn to play, public skating and adult league games.
The center is home to the Gladiators Hockey Club, the Philadelphia Liberties, Flyers Youth and the Voorhees Mighty Mites, runs the Ultimate Adult Hockey League and middle school and high school leagues, and hosts the Liberties Invitational tournament. Upstairs, a renovated conference room and party rooms for up to 30 guests serve teams and families.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating admission is $13. Family 4-Pack: 4 family members pay $45 admission. A public skating pass is $50 and admits one person to 5 sessions. AAA members get 10% off admission (cardholder and up to 2 guests). Active/reserve military members and veterans get 20% off admission (plus one guest).
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Skate rental is $5. Walker rental is $7.
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Registration can be done at the front desk when you arrive, or you can pre-register online through the rink's booking portal.
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Walkers rent for $7.
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