Skating in Vaughan
Vaughan runs supervised recreational skating and shinny at Al Palladini, Maple, Garnet A. Williams and Rosemount community centres and Woodbridge Memorial Arena, and outdoor rinks at six community centres in winter. Below: 10 places in Vaughan, how to get drop-in times, and what it costs.
- 10 places
- Checked October 9, 2026
- New to it? Read the guide
Places for skating in Vaughan
Al Palladini Community Centre
9201 Islington Avenue, Woodbridge, Vaughan
Indoor
Indoor recreational skating and shinny
Chancellor Community Centre
350 Ansley Grove Road, Woodbridge, Vaughan
Indoor
Outdoor rink in winter
Dufferin Clark Community Centre
1441 Clark Avenue West, Thornhill, Vaughan
Indoor
Outdoor rink in winter
Father E. Bulfon Community Centre
8141 Martin Grove Road, Woodbridge, Vaughan
Indoor
Outdoor rink in winter
Garnet A. Williams Community Centre
501 Clark Avenue West, Thornhill, Vaughan
Indoor
Indoor recreational skating and shinny; outdoor rink in winter
Maple Community Centre
10190 Keele Street, Maple, Vaughan
Indoor
Indoor recreational skating and shinny
Rosemount Community Centre
1000 New Westminster Drive, Thornhill, Vaughan
Indoor
Indoor recreational skating and shinny
Vellore Village Community Centre
1 Villa Royale Avenue, Woodbridge, Vaughan
Indoor
Outdoor rink in winter
How to get drop-in times
Residents can book and pay up to 7 days ahead, non-residents 4 days ahead. Multi-visit passes work at any City of Vaughan arena.
- Open the City's skating and hockey page for this season's times.
- Book and pay with a City of Vaughan online recreation account.
- For outdoor rinks, check the City's outdoor rink status in winter.
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.
- CSA-approved helmets and protective gear are highly recommended for children under 8 and new skaters.
- Parent and child shinny allows one adult with up to two children aged 6 to 12.
- Goalies skate free at shinny (up to three).
Questions
Where can I go public skating in Vaughan?
At Al Palladini, Maple, Garnet A. Williams and Rosemount community centres and Woodbridge Memorial Arena, plus outdoor rinks at Carrville, Chancellor, Dufferin Clark, Father E. Bulfon, Garnet A. Williams and Vellore Village in winter.
How much is public skating in Vaughan?
For residents, $6.75 for adults, $3.50 for ages 4 to 17 and $4.50 for adults 65+.
How far ahead can I book a skate?
7 days ahead for residents and 4 days for non-residents.
Can I book my own ice time?
Yes. Book last-minute arena ice online 24 hours to five days ahead, or call 905-832-2281 for same-day ice at a promotional rate of $99 an hour plus HST and insurance.
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Sources: City of Vaughan: Skating and Hockey, City of Vaughan. Checked October 9, 2026.
Confirm with the city before you go: times can change at short notice.