Admission
Drop-in fees: Public Skate is free; Figure Skating costs CA$13.50 a person.
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A double-pad arena renamed in 2017 that the Lancers once called home and that now hosts curling
The Capri Pizzeria Recreation Complex in south Windsor is a double-pad arena: Rink A measures 80 by 185 feet and Rink B 85 by 200 feet, with spectator seating for about 500 people per rink. It was the South Windsor Recreation Complex until November 2017, when the local company Capri Pizzeria entered a ten-year naming deal with the City of Windsor and the new name was unveiled at a ceremony.
The University of Windsor's Lancers hockey teams spent years calling it home before they moved to a renovated Adie Knox Herman Recreation Complex.
In December 2023 city council decided to move the Roseland Curling Club into the complex, with curling to shift there before the start of the following fall season, so the building now hosts ice time for curlers as well as hockey and skating.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Drop-in fees: Public Skate is free; Figure Skating costs CA$13.50 a person.
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All Saints Church (330 City Hall Square West, downtown) lends skates free of charge for use at any City arena.
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Drop in: Public Skate space is limited, first come, first served. Schedules are on ActiveWindsor.ca or at 519-255-1161.
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At Public Skate, skate aids, sticks and pucks are not allowed and helmets are strongly encouraged. Figure Skating participants under 16 need a supervising adult in the rink.
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Lighted free parking.
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Wheelchairs and sledges are welcome on the ice during public skate sessions; anyone pushing a wheelchair must be on skates.
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