Skating in King Township
King Township runs public skates, 55+ skates, parent and tot skates and shinny at the Zancor Centre in King City, the Trisan Centre in Schomberg and the Nobleton arena. 55+ skates and parent and tot skates are free. Below: 3 places in King Township, how to get drop-in times, and what it costs.
- 3 places
- Checked October 9, 2026
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Places for skating in King Township
How to get drop-in times
You can pre-register for drop-in skates online to save your spot: residents 72 hours before the start, non-residents 48 hours before. Arrive within 15 minutes of the start, or your spot may be given away. Skate rentals are not available at drop-in skates.
- Check the Township's recreational skating and shinny drop-in times.
- Pre-register online to save a spot (72 hours ahead for residents, 48 for non-residents).
- Bring your own skates and a helmet; use a King Rec Pass if you have one.
What it costs
Getting started
Open skating on indoor arena ice and outdoor rinks, for families, adults and older adults. Many cities run free skates on holidays.
- Children under 7 must be with an adult (16+) at public skates.
- Hockey equipment is not allowed at public skates; wheelchairs are welcome.
Questions
Where can I go public skating in King Township?
At the Zancor Centre (1600 15th Sideroad, King City), the Trisan Centre (Schomberg) and the Nobleton arena.
How much is public skating in King?
$3.50 per skater. Parent and tot and 55+ skates are free.
Can I save a spot at a skate?
Yes. Pre-registration opens 72 hours before the start for residents and 48 hours before for non-residents.
Can I rent skates?
No. Skate rentals are not available at drop-in skates.
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Sources: Township of King: Drop-In Programs, Township of King: Zancor Centre, Township of King. Checked October 9, 2026.
Confirm with the city before you go: times can change at short notice.