The NHL-size rink at the Kitsilano War Memorial Community Centre, one of Vancouver's oldest community centres.
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Kitsilano Rink is part of the Kitsilano War Memorial Community Centre, one of Vancouver's oldest community centres. It began in the late 1940s as a war memorial honouring Vancouverites who served in the Second World War, born of a grassroots community movement.
The centre, near West Broadway and Macdonald Street, is run jointly by the Vancouver Park Board and the Kitsilano Community Association, and it holds a youth centre, a seniors' lounge, a dance studio and a fitness centre alongside the rink.
The rink has an NHL-size sheet of 200 by 85 feet with seating for 100. The ice is in from September to March for public skating, lessons, drop-in hockey and stick and puck, and from April to August the rink becomes a dry floor for ball hockey, lacrosse, in-line hockey, trade shows and special events. The Kitsilano Figure Skating Club dates to 1997.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Single admission before tax: adults 19–64 CA$7.93, youth 13–18 CA$5.55, children 5–12 CA$3.97 and seniors 65+ CA$5.55. Younger children enter free with an adult. Family admission starts at CA$7.94 for two qualifying household members, plus CA$3.97 each additional member. Low-cost skates are 50% off; groups of 10+ are 25% off.
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Public skate rental costs CA$4 before tax. Helmets are free, subject to availability.
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Family admission covers one or two adults from the same household and their children aged 5 to 18.
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Wheelchairs are welcome during public skating when the participant wears a helmet and the person pushing wears skates.
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