Three sheets of ice, all para-ice hockey ready, and home to the PJHL's Surrey Knights since the 2019-20 season
North Surrey Sport & Ice Complex has three sheets of ice, and every one of them is para-ice hockey ready. Its junior tenant is the Surrey Knights of the Pacific Junior Hockey League, who play their home games here.
The franchise has moved several times. It was founded in 1999 in New Westminster as the Queen's Park Pirates, playing at the historic Queen's Park Arena before relocating to Sungod Arena in North Delta for the 2002-03 season. On June 2, 2016, the PJHL announced that the Langley Knights would relocate to Surrey in time for 2016-17, and for the 2019-20 season the Surrey Knights moved into a new home at the North Surrey Sport & Ice Complex.
The 2025-26 season was the team's best in this building: 30 wins in 44 regular-season games, the franchise's most successful year since a 36-win season in 2010 and the best since the club came to Surrey.
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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11 accessible parking stalls are provided. The route between parking and the building is asphalt.
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All three sheets support para ice hockey, with six sleds for loan and level ice access. Tactile and Braille signage, accessible washrooms and a public sensory space are provided.
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