⛸️ Skating Drop-ins for Kids in Etobicoke

Yes! All drop-in skating — including public skating, leisure skate, and shinny hockey — is completely free at City of Toronto rinks in Etobicoke, including Albion Arena, Amesbury Sports Complex, Centennial Park Arena - Etobicoke, Central Arena, Downsview Arena, Gord And Irene Risk Community Recreation Centre, Grandravine Community Recreation Centre, Habitant Arena, Lambton Arena, Long Branch Arena, Mimico Arena, Park Lawn Park, Pine Point Arena, Roding Community Centre.

Absolutely! Toddlers are welcome at leisure skate and parent & tot sessions. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult on the ice. Many rinks have skating aids available (first-come, first-served). Helmets are strongly recommended for all kids.

No registration needed — just show up! Indoor rinks may have capacity limits during peak times, so arriving 10–15 minutes early is recommended, especially on weekends.

Etobicoke has 14 rinks with skating drop-ins: Albion Arena, Amesbury Sports Complex, Centennial Park Arena - Etobicoke, Central Arena, Downsview Arena, Gord And Irene Risk Community Recreation Centre, Grandravine Community Recreation Centre, Habitant Arena, Lambton Arena, Long Branch Arena, Mimico Arena, Park Lawn Park, Pine Point Arena, Roding Community Centre. Most offer free public skating and leisure skate — check the schedules above for exact times at each rink.

All schedules on this page are pulled directly from the City of Toronto's recreation database and refreshed daily. The times shown reflect this week's confirmed drop-in sessions. If a rink has a closure or schedule change, it will be reflected here within 24 hours.