Admission
The Parent & Tot and Adult & Senior skates are free.
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Kinsmen Arena (Prince Albert)
The city's oldest artificial-ice arena, home to the Titans and, in summer, box lacrosse
Public skating at Kinsmen Arena (Prince Albert): the next 7 days
Tuesday, October 13
- · Parent & Tot Skate · free
- · Adult & Senior Skate · free
Thursday, October 15
- · Adult & Senior Skate · free
- · Parent & Tot Skate · free
- Address
- 50 28th Street East, Prince Albert, SK
- Phone
- (306) 953-4848
- Website
- citypa.ca
Prince Albert's oldest artificial-ice arena
The Kinsmen Arena is the oldest artificial-ice arena in Prince Albert, with an 85-by-190-foot surface and a viewing area for 555 spectators, plus skate sharpening and a concession in the lobby. Wayne Mesenchuk, who has run the Prince Albert Titans Junior B club as president, general manager and alternate governor, calls it a second home, though the Titans' tiny office is tucked away in the basement.
The Prince Albert Minor Hockey Association uses it consistently, and the Prince Albert Ice Hawks of junior hockey once called it their home rink; the Raiders held exclusive advertising rights there, as at the Steuart Arena and the Art Hauser Centre. In the dry-floor season the building is home to Prince Albert Box Lacrosse, the Junior Predators and the Senior Outlaws.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
Skate sharpening is available in the arena lobby.
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Skating with children
CSA-approved helmets are strongly recommended for everyone at public skating.
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Accessibility
Wheelchairs and sledges are allowed on the ice for people with disabilities.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.