Drop-in open skating at the Fenlands Recreation Centre, weekdays at 12:00 pm and weekends at 1:30 pm. Skates and helmets are rented on site.
Banff public skating is casual open ice at The Fenlands, 100 Mt Norquay Road. Sessions run weekdays at 12:00 pm and weekends at 1:30 pm, and it is a no-book drop-in, so no reservation is needed. Children 11 and under must wear a helmet and be directly supervised by an adult on the ice.
161 sessions are posted between now and March 31, weekdays at 12:00 pm and weekends at 1:30 pm. The next 8 are listed below.
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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.
Skates and helmets are available for rent on site, so you can turn up without your own gear.
Public skating is a no-book drop-in, and there is a small per-session fee at the door. Children 11 and under must wear a helmet and be directly supervised by an adult on the ice.
It is open ice, so jumps, spins, sticks and pucks are not permitted during public skating. Family skate and sticks-and-pucks sessions run separately and have their own times.
No. Public skating is a no-book drop-in, so you turn up and pay at the door.
Yes. Skates and helmets are available for rent on site, so you can skate without your own gear.
Children 11 and under must wear a helmet and be directly supervised by an adult on the ice.
The full Town of Banff calendar lives on the events in Banff page.
Other drop-in sessions: Drop-in hockey · Pickleball · Family skate