Admission
Public skating and shinny rates: CA$4.75 per person or CA$11.50 for a family.
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Warman's 2011 Communiplex, two NHL-size rinks and home of the SJHL Wolverines since 2025
The Warman Home Centre Communiplex was built in 2011 by the City of Warman as a 100,000-square-foot year-round facility. Its original arena, now the KH Developments Arena, has an 85-by-200-foot sheet with tiered seating for 1,178 and room for 500 more standing, and it has hosted Saskatoon Blades exhibition games, the SJHL Hockey Showcase, speed skating, ringette and Skate Canada events.
The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League's Warman Wolverines play here; the team was formed in 2025 when Saskatoon investors bought the Notre Dame Hounds and moved the franchise to Warman. The final phase of the building, the MNP Arena, opened on August 18, 2025, completing the volunteer-led WSCV campaign: a second regulation sheet for about 580 spectators, with the Penalty Shot Lounge upstairs overlooking the ice.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating and shinny rates: CA$4.75 per person or CA$11.50 for a family.
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Check in at the Customer Service/Admissions desk before you skate.
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Helmets are strongly recommended for everyone and mandatory for children 5 and under; a separate leisure ice is set aside for children learning to skate, with parents on skates.
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About 475 parking stalls, including accessible spaces in the newer lot.
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Two of the arena's 12 dressing rooms are accessible.
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There are 12 dressing rooms, 2 of which are handicapped and a referee room.
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No pucks or sticks are permitted on the leisure ice.
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