The second AZ Ice rink, opened in 2003 and once the host facility of the Arizona Hawks junior team
AZ Ice Peoria opened its doors in 2003, two years after the company's first rink, AZ Ice Arcadia, and a year before AZ Ice of the East Valley followed in 2004. The Peoria rink changed hands again in February 2014, when AZ Ice acquired it a month before taking on AZ Ice Gilbert, and the rinks were rebranded under the AZ Ice name that year.
The building stands next to the Peoria Sports Complex, the spring-training ballpark of the Seattle Mariners and San Diego Padres. The rink runs public skating, hockey and figure skating for skaters of all ages and abilities. It was the host facility of the Arizona Hawks, an Amateur Athletic Union-sanctioned Tier II junior ice hockey team based in Peoria; the Hawks are no longer active.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skate is $11.00 for adults 13 and up, $9.50 for youth 4-12 and $7.50 for seniors 55+. The 18+ Coffee Club session is $9, and military admission is $5.50 with a military ID covering up to four family members.
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Skate rental adds $4. The price page lists sizes from toddler 7 to men’s 14. Skate Mates cost $5, have limited availability and are restricted to skaters 48 inches tall or shorter.
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There are no reservations for public skating - come during a designated public session and buy admission and skate rental at the front desk. No membership is needed, and the rink no longer requires a physical waiver; skating is at your own risk.
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Helmets are recommended; bring your own helmet and pads. Staff recommend minors be at least 13 to skate without an adult, with the decision left to parents.
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