Two city arenas in northeast Calgary's Village Square Leisure Centre, one of them the NHL-size Wally Kozak.
Village Square Leisure Centre is a 5.5-acre indoor leisure centre in the Pineridge community of northeast Calgary, and alongside Southland Leisure Centre it is one of two leisure centres the City of Calgary owns and operates.
Its two artificial ice arenas share an observation deck and a large fireplace near the second arena. Village Square Arena #1 measures 185 by 85 feet with room for 120 spectators, and the Wally Kozak Arena is NHL size at 200 by 85 feet with room for 50. Both are booked for minor and adult hockey, ringette, figure skating and broomball.
The leisure centre closed for upgrades and repairs on August 31, 2026, with work planned until the end of 2027, while the City lists the two arenas as open for private bookings, skating lessons and public skating.
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 eight must be accompanied by someone 14 or older.
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There are six designated accessible parking spaces, with an accessible path to the entrance.
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The main entrance has a ramp next to the stairs.
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Wally Kozak (Arena #2) has 50 person spectator capacity, an elevated viewing deck located between ice surfaces, and cold drink vending machines.
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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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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
