Chilliwack's three-sheet arena, formerly Twin Rinks, and home ice of the junior Chilliwack Jets.
The Sardis Sports Complex was known as Twin Rinks before its expansion gave it a new name. Ground was broken for a third sheet of ice in the spring of 2018, to give existing and new user groups more ice and dry-floor time, and the new arena officially opened on August 29, 2019, bringing the complex to three ice surfaces.
The 2019 arena has elevated seating for 500, five team dressing rooms, an officials' room and a multipurpose room. The complex is home to the Chilliwack Jets, a junior team that debuted as an expansion club in the 2020–21 season, which the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled. After playing in the Pacific Junior Hockey League, the Jets move to the Mainland Division of the British Columbia Hockey Conference for 2026–27.
The name goes back to an earlier Chilliwack Jets, who played from 1965 to 1971 as one of the six original teams of the league then called the West Coast Junior Hockey League.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Drop-in admission: CA$6.70 adults (19+), CA$4.80 youth (13-18) and seniors (60+), CA$3.65 children (6-12), CA$3.10 tots (2-5), CA$13.40 for a family of 4. Toonie public skates are CA$2 for all ages; adult drop-in hockey (19+) is CA$9.60.
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Skate rentals are CA$5 a pair (not included in drop-in admission).
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Drop-in programs: pay per visit at the arena, or buy a pass at either arena (10 skates for the price of 9).
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CSA-approved hockey helmets are required for children 12 and under in City drop-in skating programs; helmets can be borrowed free at the arena skate shops.
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