The front of the Glengarry Arena on 85 Street in Edmonton, under the City's Glengarry Arena sign in winterPhoto: Google Maps listing · SourceEmpty ice rink from the boards showing the full sheet, a scoreboard reading 0-0, a Canadian flag and rink-board sponsor ads (NAPA Auto Parts, Kijiji Autos, MaxWell Realty) along the far wall, exposed steel roof trusses overhead.Photo: Bharti Ralh, via Google Maps · Source
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Admission
The City of Edmonton's Fall 2026 drop-in schedule lists this arena's Public Skate times without a price and does not say they are free. Its non-member single visits (CA$13.25 adult, CA$10.50 youth, CA$8.50 child) are listed for Member/Admission Skate.
Public skate at City of Edmonton arenas is a free drop-in with no wristband required. Member skates need a wristband: members register online and non-members pay drop-in admission.
The City of Edmonton's arena data lists 4 dressing rooms with showers, safety netting protecting viewing area and spectator seating for 150 plus 200 standing.
During public skate, children under eight must be accompanied on the ice and actively supervised by a responsible person aged 13 or older. Helmets are strongly recommended.