Admission
Drop-in skating: CA$6.60 adult (19-59), CA$4.10 youth (13-18) or senior (60+), CA$3.25 child (3-12), CA$13.55 family (up to 2 adults and 3 children); under 3 free.
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Terrace's two-sheet Sportsplex, home of the River Kings, 2024 BC Senior AA Coy Cup champions.
The Terrace Sportsplex holds two sheets of ice, the Main Arena and the Hidber Arena, and a multipurpose room upstairs overlooks the Hidber Arena. In the 2026-27 season the City added Beats and Blades, a public skate that pumps the latest tunes, and Little Strides, a first try at hockey for children born in 2022.
The Sportsplex is home to the Terrace River Kings, a senior team that debuted in the Central Interior Hockey League in 2004–05. In 2024 the River Kings beat the Williams Lake Stampeders to win the league's Cameron Kerr Memorial Cup, then took the BC Hockey Senior AA Coy Cup by beating the Powell River Regals 5-4 in triple overtime. They won a second Kerr Cup in 2025.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Drop-in skating: CA$6.60 adult (19-59), CA$4.10 youth (13-18) or senior (60+), CA$3.25 child (3-12), CA$13.55 family (up to 2 adults and 3 children); under 3 free.
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Skate rentals are CA$3 at public skates, non-instructional-day skates and family sticks & pucks; a limited number of CA$3 helmet rentals are available, so bring your own helmet if you can.
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Public skaters can go straight to the ice; for other sessions, check in at the front desk first.
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Family skate is stroller friendly, as long as the wheels are clean of dirt and debris.
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