Arena Programs

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.

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

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 spots are offered to people in the order they joined. 

If we have a cancellation, we will contact those on the waitlist in the order that they were added. If the contacted person does not respond by the deadline provided or answer the call in the shorter timeframes leading up to the activity, we will move onto the next person on the waitlist. Waiting at the facility may not guarantee space in the activity.

Please arrive 10 minutes before early sign-up drop-in activities. If you are late, the next person on the waitlist may get your spot.

Children ages 0 to 12 are required to wear a helmet on the ice during public programs. CSA approved helmets are strongly recommended for all participants. 

Skating bars and aids are available during our drop-in skates. Please use them respectfully and safely. 

For the safety of the child and the adult, children cannot be carried or in a carrier on the ice.

Strollers are allowed on the ice, but wheels must be cleaned and free of dirt and debris prior to entering the ice surface and the child is wearing a helmet with the exception when the child is in a car seat attachment with head protection and a 5-point harness. Ride on skating aids are also available for use.

Participants using a wheelchair are permitted on the ice. Wheels must be cleaned and free of dirt and debris prior to entering the ice, and the participant is wearing a helmet. Assistance to clean the wheels available upon request.

Ice grips are only available for those supporting individuals with disabilities. Individuals wearing ice grips are required to wear a helmet and cannot run on the ice.

Daytime sessions may not have on-ice supervision. First aid is available at the front desk and skate shop. 

Ball Hockey – Children (6–12 years)

Come play in a fun, non-contact game of ball hockey! Join up with other players or come with friends to form a team. All skill levels and abilities welcome. Hockey gloves, stick, runners and CSA approved helmet with full cage required. Equipment rentals not available.

Ball Hockey – Youth (13–18 years)

Get active in a fun, non-contact game of ball hockey! Join up with other players or come with friends to form a team. All skill levels and abilities welcome. Hockey gloves, stick, runners and CSA approved helmet with full cage required. Equipment rentals not available.

Ball Hockey – Adult

Recreational ball hockey for adults (19+ years) where all skill levels and abilities are welcome. Non-contact game play with player rotations on each team. Hockey gloves, stick, runners and CSA approved helmet with full cage required. Equipment rentals not available.

Stick & Puck 13+

• Practice your hockey or ringette skills during the non-instructional time. 
• No scrimmaging permitted. 
• Bring your own puck or ring.  
• Full gear required for youth 13-18 years old. 
• Helmet, gloves and skates required for adults. 
• Goalies must be 19yrs+ to receive shots. 
• Equipment rentals not available.

Stick & Puck – Children

• Non-instructional ice time for your child to practice their hockey or ringette skills.
• Full gear required for children 0 to 12yrs.
• Parents or guardians 19yrs+ are welcome to participate but are not required to.
• Helmet, gloves and skates required for adults 19yrs+.
• Equipment rentals are not available. Limited to 26 spots including goalies.  
• We don't allow goalies over the age of 12. 

Ice Hockey for Youth

• Recreational non-contact ice hockey game for youth ages 13 to 18.
• All skill levels and abilities are welcome.
• Full hockey gear required.
• No slap shots allowed.
• Limited to 20 players and two goalies. Goalies play for free. 

Ice Hockey for Adults

• Recreational non-contact ice hockey game for adults 19yrs+.
• All skill levels and abilities are welcome.
• Full hockey gear required.
• No slap shots allowed.
• Limited to 20 players and two goalies. Goalies play for free. 

Ice Hockey for Ages 40+

• Recreational non-contact ice hockey game for adults 40yrs+.
• All skill levels and abilities are welcome.
• Full hockey gear required.
• No slap shots allowed.
• Limited to 26 players and two goalies. Goalies play for free. 

Ice Hockey for Ages 60+

• Recreational non-contact ice hockey game for adults 60yrs+.
• All skill levels and abilities are welcome.
• Full hockey gear required.
• No slap shots allowed.
• Limited to 26 players and two goalies. Goalies play for free. 

Figure Skating for Children

• Recreational figure skating for children ages 6 to 12.
• All skill levels and abilities are welcome.
• CSA approved helmets required.
• Adults or coaches are not required to be on the ice but are welcome to supervise.
• Coaches on the ice must register and can instruct up to three children per session. 

Figure Skating for Youth

• Recreational figure skating for youth ages 13 to 18.
• All skill levels and abilities are welcome.
• CSA approved helmets required.
• Adults or coaches are not required to be on the ice but are welcome to supervise.
• Coaches on the ice must register and can instruct up to three youth per session. 

Figure Skating for Adults

• Recreational figure skating for adults 19+.
• All skill levels and abilities are welcome.
• Participants share music and space and must wear figure skates. 

Helmets are required for all participants during skating lessons.

• These helmets must be suitable, full coverage helmets, covering the participants forehead and back of skull and cannot have a brim that could cause the helmet to move on impact.
• These options can include ski or snowboard helmets, bike helmets without a brim, and Bold helmets. CSA approved helmets are strongly recommended.
• Caregivers wearing ice grips while supporting children in Snowflake classes are also required to wear helmet.

This is a 7 level program that teaches foundation skating skills to participants ages 3 and up. Rental equipment is available.

Unsure what level to register for? Ask us at arenaprograms@surrey.ca.

These sessions are taught one on one and focus on the skating skills you want to work on. Figure skating and hockey are not taught during private lessons.

Registration opens seven days in advance.

Participate in a 30-minute session focused on learning and enhancing one core skill, including snowplow stops, forward one foot glides, backward skating and crossovers. Rental equipment is available.

We offer one-to-one supported skating lessons for preschoolers, children and youth in partnership with Surrey Association for Community Living.

Skaters will strengthen their core skating skills and build towards more complex skills. Skaters will learn the push/glide sequence, forward glide on one foot, backwards skating and sculling. One-to-one staff support provided in a group lesson. CSA certified helmets required.

If your child is unsure if hockey is the sport for them, Introduction to Fun Hockey is the perfect way to try it out before committing to purchasing gear. Basic gear is provided.

Through drills and activities, children will learn the basics of hockey to prepare them for the Powerplay league or minor hockey. Full gear is required.

Try out Ringette without the commitment of purchasing gear. This program will teach the basics of the game in a fun, no pressure environment. Basic gear is provided.

Participants will learn how to move on the ice in a sled and practice their hockey skills including passing, shooting, and game play. Para ice hockey equipment is provided. All abilities and skill levels welcome.

This program is perfect for beginners who are just starting out and looking to learn the basic skills and systems of hockey. Full hockey gear is required.

If you're an intermediate hockey player looking to develop and improve your skills, this is the program for you. Full hockey gear is required.

Stay fit and have fun playing in this non-contact co-ed recreational hockey league. Referee, scorekeepers and jerseys are provided. Goalies receive reduced rates. 

The league is individual registration, but we accept requests if you’d like to play on the same team with other players. Full hockey gear is required.

For more information on the league, please contact arenaprograms@surrey.ca.

Check out this drop-in with your child ages 0-5. Kids can bring their own bike, scooter, skateboard or other wheels to practice in a safe, non structured environment. Parents/guardians 19yrs+ participation and helmets required. Equipment not provided. Helmets available to rent.

Come play in a fun, non contact game of ball hockey! Join up with other players or come with friends to form a team. All skill levels and abilities welcome. Hockey gloves, stick, runners and CSA approved helmet with full cage required. Equipment rentals not available.

Get active in a fun non contact game of ball hockey! Join up with other players or come with friends to form a team. All skill levels and abilities welcome. Hockey gloves, stick, runners and CSA approved helmet with full cage required. Equipment rentals not available.

Get rolling with your inline or roller skates on Cloverdale Arena's dry floor! Bring your own skates—rentals are not available. Children 12 and under must wear helmets. Helmet rentals are available. Everyone is welcome.

Hockey skates have a blade that is roughly the same length as the boot and rockered (curved) on both ends. The boot is slightly lower cut on the ankle and more rigid than a figure skate. These skates are generally wider than figure skates. Hockey skates fit one size smaller than boys shoe sizes and two sizes smaller than girls shoe sizes.

Figure skates have a flat blade that is longer than the boot, and a toe pick on the front (used for spins and jumps). The boot tends to be a little softer and comes higher up on the ankle than a hockey skate. These skates generally fit true to shoe size and are narrower than hockey skates. 

The arena and viewing areas are cold places! Come prepared and dress warmly: pants, sweater, jacket, long socks, gloves and close-toed shoes are recommended.