- No food, gum or beverage on the ice.
- No tag, racing, fighting, climbing the boards or other misconduct either on or off the ice.
- Penalty boxes will be used for emergency stops only. The doors must be kept closed.
- Parents and non-skaters are not allowed in the “well” (entryway to the ice surface).
- Skaters are not allowed upstairs with their skates on.
- For safety reasons, skaters who are waiting to be picked up after skating must wait inside the rink.
- Skaters are encouraged to keep moving on the ice. Free skating time is to be used for practicing what was learned during the lesson. If a skater falls, it is very important to get up quickly to avoid further injury.
- Lockers (available for rental at the Arena Office) should be used to safeguard personal belongings.
- Skating attire: The temperature inside the Arena is usually comparable to the outside. So skaters should dress accordingly with comfortable, non-restricting clothing-no ponchos, capes, longtailed hats or long scarves. Mittens or gloves should be worn for safety reasons.
- Stroking is strongly encouraged for all Low, Middle and High level skaters.
- All parents are encouraged to remain at the rink while their child is skating, in case of an emergency.
- It is important that skaters/parents do not interrupt a professional that is giving a lesson.
- The following skaters have the right of way:
- Skaters performing their program.
- Skaters receiving a private lesson.
- Skaters that are ice dancing to the announced dance.
- Each skater will be allowed his/her program played a maximum of two times during any Freestyle session.
- Each Professional is entitled to one program request per 15-minute lesson for a student or twice for a 30-minute lesson.
- Skaters may ice dance during Freestyle sessions; however, Freestyle skating is not allowed during a dance session.
