Single-sheet arena, home of the Royals and Junior A Mountaineer Lacrosse
No public skating is posted for the next 7 days. New sessions show here as soon as the rink posts them.
Stu Peppard Arena has one 185-by-85-foot artificial ice sheet. Its stands seat 550 spectators. It shares its site with the Glenmore Aquatic & Fitness Centre, Lakeview Golf Course and Glenmore Athletic Park, with its track and field facilities and playing fields. Construction is under way on the Glenmore Twin Arena, which is to replace Stu Peppard Arena in 2027.
The arena is home to the Junior B Royals, the AAA Midget Royals and Junior A Mountaineer Lacrosse. The Mountaineers were established in 2006 as an expansion team in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League's Junior A program, bringing Alberta's Junior A lacrosse teams to four. Stu Peppard is the Mounties' home rink. The club has played in two Minto Cup championships and was the 2012 Alberta champion. The Calgary Shamrocks, a Junior B lacrosse team founded in 2002 in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League, also play at Stu Peppard Arena.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
City of Calgary public skating & shinny hockey single visit: 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. All fees include GST. 10x passes: CA$59.20 adult, CA$42.50 senior, CA$30.10 youth, CA$26.30 child, CA$121.20 family, CA$86.50 single-parent family.
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Public skating does not require advance booking. Attend a dated Public Skate session in the city’s Live and Play calendar; building opening hours include other uses of the ice.
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CSA-approved helmets are strongly recommended for all skaters, especially children and youth.
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There are 2 designated accessible parking spaces on the west side.
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Skating aids, sledges and wheelchairs are permitted on the ice at public skate.
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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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