The City's supervised public-skating rink, sharing the Kinsmen Sportsplex with Moose Jaw's only indoor pool
Kinsmen Arena is the ice half of the Kinsmen Sportsplex, a City multi-use building that also holds Moose Jaw's only indoor pool. It is one of four ice surfaces in Moose Jaw and the one where the City runs its supervised indoor skating program.
Through the winter the ice is in constant use, with minor hockey games and the speed skating and figure skating clubs filling the open slots. Public skating is popular too, and on many nights the ice is full of skaters. When the ice comes out a sport court goes in for the Moose Jaw Mustangs box lacrosse program, whose history is on display just outside the rink.
The building also houses the City's Skate Vault, where families donate outgrown skates, helmets and sticks for others to use, and a crokicurl rink was added along its south side.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating drop-in rate, GST & PST included: children (3-12 yrs) CA$3.25; youth (13-17 yrs) CA$4.25; adult (18-54 yrs) CA$6.25; senior (55+) CA$4.25; family rate CA$12.50. Public skating season pass: CA$26.00, CA$31.25, CA$50.00, CA$31.25 and CA$102.00.
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If you need skates or a helmet, book a free appointment at the City's Skate Vault in the Kinsmen Sportsplex.
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Register for drop-in skating on the City online registration page or mobile app, or by calling the Kinsmen Sportsplex at 306-694-4483.
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An adult or guardian must be on the ice at all times with children under 10.
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Everyone on the ice must wear skates unless they are in a wheelchair or sledge.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
