A quieter, child-friendly skate at the Fenlands Recreation Centre, on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 am. Helmet required for kids.
Family skate at The Fenlands is a relaxed, comfortable-pace open-ice session for children and caregivers, on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 am. It is a no-book drop-in, so no reservation is needed.
Strollers are permitted, and helmets and balance bars are available on request. Children 11 and under must wear a helmet and be directly supervised by an adult on the ice.
47 sessions are posted between now and March 30, on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 am. The next 8 are listed below.
Last refreshed 1:30 AM, Monday
The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre, 100 Mt Norquay Road. It has two rinks, a curling rink and a fitness room, and it hosts the Town’s public drop-in ice sessions.
Helmets and balance bars are available on request, and skate rentals are available on site, so it is easy to bring a child who is just learning.
Family skate is a no-book drop-in. Children 11 and under must wear a helmet and be directly supervised by an adult on the ice, even confident skaters.
The pace is deliberately comfortable for children and caregivers, and strollers are permitted. It is a quiet session, so there is room for a child who is still finding their feet.
No. Family skate is a no-book drop-in, paid at the door.
Yes. Children 11 and under must wear a helmet and be directly supervised by an adult on the ice.
Yes. Strollers are permitted, and helmets and balance bars are available on request.
The full Town of Banff calendar lives on the events in Banff page.
Other drop-in sessions: Public skating · Drop-in hockey · Pickleball