Home ice for Villanova, Arcadia and Philadelphia Blind Hockey, now named the Jefferson Health Arenas
Hatfield Ice Arena in Colmar, Pennsylvania now carries the name Jefferson Health Arenas at Hatfield Ice, after the health system and the rink became partners in community wellness with the aim of widening access to wellness education and physical activity through skating. The partnership shows up on the calendar as screening events, including a Season Kickoff on September 26 and Thursday-evening summer workshops from July through September. The building also has the Hatfield Ice Mini Rink beside the main ice.
The teams and clubs on the ice include the Genesis Hockey Club, the Lady Patriots, Arcadia Ice Hockey, Villanova Ice Hockey, Scholastic Hockey, Philadelphia Blind Hockey, the BC Admirals special-needs program and the Colonial Skating Club. Youth hockey runs from Kindergarten Hockey up through the Mid Atlantic Showcase Tournaments and the Turkey Bowl, and there is an adult hockey program as well.
The Skating School at Hatfield Ice was recognized by Learn to Skate USA in each season from 2005-06 through 2009-10, and it still runs alongside freestyle sessions and public skating.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public Skating admission is $12.00 plus $3.00 rental; Cosmic Skate is $15.00 plus $3.00 rental (the rink does not have skate trainers). Freestyle is priced by length: $5.00 for 15 minutes, $10.00 for the standard 30-minute session, $15.00 for 45 minutes, and $20.00 for 60 minutes. Public Hockey admission is $20.00, full equipment required. Sticks & Pucks admission is $20.00; skaters must bring their own pucks. Card transactions carry a 3% fee.
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Rental skates cost $3.00 for Public Skating; the rink does not have skate trainers.
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Public-event admission must be paid in person. Check in at the main rink office before public events or freestyle. American Express is not accepted.
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Sticks and pucks is $20 and requires a helmet, skates and gloves; bring your own pucks. Public hockey requires full equipment, with ID required for Friday-night age-30-and-over sessions.
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