Indoor Ice Rinks

This dataset includes information on arenas and community recreation centres with indoor ice pads owned by the City of Toronto.

The dataset provides location information and details on ice pad size according to line marking diagrams approved by Hockey Canada.

The indoor ice rinks information you'll find in this dataset include the following:

• Parent Asset Name
• Asset ID
• Asset Name
• Public Name
• Pad Length
• Pad Width
• Permit Classification
• Ice Pad Size Category
• Operated By
• Boards (Ice Rink)
• Address
• Postal Code
• Community Council Area
• Ward
• X, Y Coordinate

Note:

This dataset contains information about indoor ice rinks owned by the City of Toronto and operated by the Parks, Forestry, and Recreation (PFR) Division or other City of Toronto corporations or agencies, including arena boards. All other indoor ice rinks (either public access, or private) are out of scope of this dataset.

For additional information on the City of Toronto operated facilities including details on the operational status of an arena, program offerings and rental information please visit www.toronto.ca.

Lakeshore Arena Corporation:

The Lakeshore Arena Corporation is a City corporation that manages the Lakeshore Arena (operating as the Ford Performance Centre), a four-pad ice arena in the South Etobicoke area of Toronto. The Lakeshore Arena offers ice rentals, leagues, public skating, drop-in programs, tournaments and special events to the local community.

Arena Boards:

Eight arenas in Toronto are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities and other recreational spaces such as community rooms and banquet halls. Programs offered include hockey and figure skating and leisure skating. In addition to winter ice rentals, some arenas also offer dry floor rentals (i.e., floor hockey) in the summer. These services are complemented by snack bars, pro-shops, and meeting rooms rentals at some locations.