Calgary's paired city arenas from 1968 and 1983, upgraded in 2022 and home of the Calalta Figure Skating Club.
Rose Kohn Arena was built in 1968 and Jimmie Condon Arena in 1983, and neither had a significant renovation until the City of Calgary completed a CA$12.5 million upgrade and reopened them in April 2022. The project expanded the ice at Jimmie Condon, replaced two refrigeration systems with a single, more energy-efficient one and added accessible change rooms.
Jimmie Condon now has an NHL-size 200-by-85-foot surface with spectator seating for 220 and 60, Rose Kohn has a 185-by-85-foot surface, and a barrier-free corridor links the two. The arenas host minor and adult ice sport leagues.
Jimmie Condon is home to the Calalta Figure Skating Club, whose coaches have included Paul Thomas, the 1956 World and European pairs champion with Pamela Weight, and Jeffrey Langdon, a two-time Canadian medallist who placed 12th at the 1998 Winter Olympics and joined the club's staff in 2008. Amanda Billings, once expected to contend for the 2006 Olympics, trained at Calalta as well.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
City of Calgary public skating, single visit, GST included: adult (18-64) CA$6.30; senior (65+) CA$4.50; youth (13-17) CA$3.20; child (6-12) CA$2.80; preschool (0-5) free; family CA$12.90; single-parent family CA$9.20.
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Single admissions and 10x Passes can be purchased at the front desks of the City's arenas. Online purchases are available for all ages; pre-purchased online admissions are based on facility capacity and do not guarantee admittance.
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Children under 8 must be accompanied by someone 14 or older.
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There are five designated accessible parking spaces, with an accessible path to the entrance.
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The front entrance is at ground level with no stairs.
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For public skate, participants 17 years and under must wear a helmet; a CSA-approved hockey helmet is recommended.
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