Canada Games Centre

Whitehorse, YT · Public skating times & prices

Whitehorse's two-sheet arena, completed in 2005 as a venue for the 2007 Canada Winter Games

Public skating at Canada Games Centre: the next 7 days

Sunday, October 11

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Tuesday, October 13

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Wednesday, October 14

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Thursday, October 15

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Friday, October 16

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Saturday, October 17

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Sunday, October 18

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Address
200 Hamilton Boulevard, Whitehorse, YT
Phone
867-667-4386
Website
whitehorse.ca
Canada Games Centre, 200 Hamilton Boulevard, Whitehorse: the building and flags — Canada Games Centre
Canada Games Centre, 200 Hamilton Boulevard, Whitehorse: the building and flags Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Canada Games Centre arena: an ice sheet seen from the stands with a few skaters — Canada Games Centre
Canada Games Centre arena: an ice sheet seen from the stands with a few skaters Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Built as the main venue of the 2007 Canada Winter Games

The Canada Games Centre was completed in 2005, built specifically as a venue for the 2007 Canada Winter Games, the first Canada Games held north of 60. It was added to an existing swimming pool, and the building's energy system harvests waste heat from the ice-making plant to heat the pool water.

The ice side has two sheets, one of them Olympic ice, and the building also holds indoor soccer, a running track, a full gym, meeting rooms and a pool with a lazy river.

The City of Whitehorse now owns and operates the centre. In 2015 the city's director of community and recreation services put use at close to 3,000 people on an average fall or winter day, and said Yukoners from rural communities and Alaskans from Skagway and Juneau use it regularly.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Daily admission, before GST, is CA$8.97 for adults 19-59, CA$7.14 for seniors 60+ and students 19+, CA$4.63 for youth 2-18 and CA$20.57 for a family; children under 2 are free.

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Skating with children

Children 9 and under must stay in the line of sight of a parent or guardian aged 15 or older.

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Accessibility

Skate aids are available during public skating times, and the centre lists accessible parking spots and accessible transit buses with service to it.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.