Surrey's two-sheet Cloverdale ice complex, opened in October 2025 with a third NHL sheet due in 2027.
The City of Surrey officially opened the Cloverdale Sport & Ice Complex on October 25, 2025, after construction of its two-sheet building was completed that summer. "Cloverdale is growing rapidly, and this new complex delivers the inclusive, accessible and high-quality recreational spaces that families have been waiting for," Mayor Brenda Locke said at the opening.
The building has two NHL-size rinks, each with four full-size team dressing rooms, two officials' rooms and more than 200 spectator seats, and both are built for accessible ice sports such as para hockey. It also has skate and helmet rentals, skate sharpening, multipurpose rooms and food service, in the heart of the Cloverdale community.
Demand has already outgrown it. Construction of a third NHL-size sheet was scheduled to begin in late 2025, with the new ice expected to be ready in fall 2027. The project's approved budget is CA$132.8 million, including CA$70.2 million from the Province of British Columbia's Growing Communities Fund.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Standard single visit: adults 19–59 CA$8; children and youth CA$4; students and seniors 60–69 CA$6; seniors 70+ CA$2.50. Family admission is CA$4 per person, with at least one adult and one child age 18 or under. Specialty hockey and figure skating have separate rates. Value-session discounts are not specified in the published fee table.
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Skate rental CA$3.75; helmet rental CA$2; sharpening CA$8. Rentals are separate from admission.
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Public skating does not require advance sign-up. Specialty arena drop-ins open for registration 72 hours ahead. All visitors need a free Surrey Recreation Passcard. Check the dated schedule for cancellations.
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Children 12 and under must wear helmets at skating sessions. Parent participation is for ages 0–5, with a parent or guardian age 19+ on the ice; these sessions share ice with lessons.
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Free parking is available, including accessible stalls.
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Both levels are wheelchair accessible, with accessible spectator seating. The rinks are accessible for para ice hockey.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.