People skating at an ice rink.

Learn about our arenas and how to book ice or dry floor time.

Register

Visit one of our Surrey arenas to enjoy our drop-in or registered programs.

Arenas

Lace up your skates and have fun on the ice!
Register by phone

Registration by phone is available. Call 604-501-5100, Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm and a customer service representative will be happy to help you.

Register in person

In person registration is available at any Surrey Parks, Recreation & Culture facility during hours of operation. Bring your recreation passcard when you visit. 

Cancelling a registration

If you need to cancel your registration, log in to your account and follow our How to Cancel Your Activity video.

Alternatively, you can call 604-501-5100, Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm and a customer service representative can cancel your registration for you.

If you no longer want to use your Recreation Pass, learn how to receive a refund.

Waitlist

We are offering a limited selection of activities and following safety protocols so everyone can recreate responsibly. Please do not come to the recreation facility unless you have received a confirmation call that a spot has become available.

Find an arena

Book ice or dry floor time

Email arenarentals@surrey.ca with your request details and questions.

April 1 to August 31, 2024

Learn how to tie ice skates

Tying ice skates correctly can be tricky. Watch this short video to learn how to tie your children's ice skates.

Minor sport groups in Surrey

Surrey is home to many minor sport associations. If your team would like to join a league, various sport leagues are active through Surrey’s recreation facilities.

Accessibility

Our arenas have accessible parking and level access to the viewing areas from the main parking lots. Para-ice sleds, wheelchairs and strollers are welcome on the ice during open skate times but everyone must wear a helmet, including children in strollers. Please note: Ice grips are only allowed for individuals who are supporting someone with a disability on the ice.