The Town of LaSalle's 120,000-square-foot recreation complex, with two NHL-size rinks on Laurier Parkway
The Vollmer Complex is the Town of LaSalle's main recreation centre. Built in 2008, it is named after the Vollmer family of LaSalle. The 120,000-square-foot building holds two NHL-size rinks, one seating 1,000 people and the other 200, along with a pool with a waterslide, sauna and hot tub, a fitness centre and walking track, and fully accessible washrooms. It sits on 220 acres of fields, trails and parkland.
The fall skating schedule runs from September 8 to December 19. Weekday mornings bring an adult skate for people who want exercise, where hockey sticks are allowed but pucks are not, and a parent and tot skate for children up to age 4 with an adult on the ice. Recreational skates for all ages run on Friday and Sunday afternoons, and figure skaters have their own drop-in ice.
The town's ice rules are clear: skating aids and trainers stay in the neutral zone, racing, tag and other unsafe skating are not allowed, and staff strongly recommend a CSA-approved hockey helmet. An emergency phone in the penalty box connects directly to emergency dispatch.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Recreational Skate: under 2 free; ages 2 to 13 CA$4.00; ages 14+ CA$3.99+hst; family (up to a maximum of 5 people) CA$15.05+hst. Adult Skate (16+): CA$3.99+hst. Parent and Tot Skate: under 2 free; ages 2 to 14 CA$4.00; ages 16+ CA$3.99+hst. Sticks and Pucks (adults 18+): CA$6.42+hst. Drop-In Figure Skating: CA$9.50. Home School Skate: ages 4 to 13 CA$4.00; ages 14+ CA$3.99+hst.
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Registration is recommended for recreational skates.
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Children 10 and under must be supervised by a parent or guardian.
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The complex has seven parking lots with room for 1,500 vehicles, including accessible spaces.
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Skaters who use wheelchairs may go onto the ice in their wheelchair.
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