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Arenas

Adult Recreational Hockey

Adult Recreational Hockey
Richmond Arenas offers adults (19+ years) offers recreational hockey sessions and organized hockey leagues. To prevent injuries, the City of Richmond strongly recommends that a full hockey equipment and a CSA approved hockey helmet be worn for all hockey programs. Photo ID required at time of check in.

All facilities are operating with increased safety measures and physical distancing in place.

  • Advanced registration required for these sessions (drop-ins welcome if space permits)
  • Registration for the following week’s sessions starts online at 6:00am and through the Registration Call Centre at 8:30am on the Monday one week prior
  • Regular admission prices apply with payment required at the time of booking

REGISTERED VISITS - RICHMOND ICE CENTRE

All adult programs are for 19+ years. Photo ID required at time of check in.

Registered Visits - Adult Stick & Puck
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These sessions offer a chance to work on shots, stick handling and other skills independently without the pressure of a game. Participants must bring sticks and pucks. To help prevent injuries, a CSA-approved hockey helmet is mandatory to be worn for participation in this program.

Adult Recreational Hockey
Register today!
These sessions offer a scrimmage for participants wanting to play a game with other hockey enthusiasts. To help prevent injuries, a CSA-approved hockey helmet and full hockey equipment are mandatory to be worn for participation in this program.

55+ Senior Recreational Hockey
Register today!
These sessions are specifically for those 55+ year and offer a scrimmage for participants wanting to play a game with other hockey enthusiasts. To help prevent injuries, a CSA-approved hockey helmet and full hockey equipment are mandatory to be worn for participation in this program.

Adult Stick & Wheel
Suspended until further notice
These sessions take place on the dry floor with roller blades. Participants must bring sticks, pucks and roller blades. To help prevent injuries, the City of Richmond strongly recommends wearing a CSA-approved hockey helmet.

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