Kerrisdale Cyclone Taylor Arena/ Play Palace *See website for schedule & age restricted times*

Review of Kerrisdale Play Palace:Booked a party in the skating lounge for about $115. You are allotted 2 hours for the party including 30 mins to set up and 15 mins to clean up at the end. This rate includes up to 20 admissions for the kids. It's an amazing venue. Wish it was like this year round. At least 4 bouncy castles, soft play space for toddlers and ride on toys. There's also space for basketball, foosball, table tennis and free play space.Only one star deduction for the space we rented. The area smelled like stale urine, because we are right next to the men's bathroom. Not only that, but there was a lot of foot traffic to the bathroom so we felt like our space wasn't really ours as they bee line to the toilet was next to our kids table.Parking: plenty enough around the street and this little gravel lot.Food: no snack bar but you can bring in food from restaurants on the main strip. McDonald's is a 5 mins walk away.Bathrooms: not pleasant but I am a germaphobePrice: very affordable to come play anytime. They also sell 10 admission pass, I believe.

Kerrisdale Arena is a historical ice rink in the Kerrisdale neighborhood of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It was built in the 1920s and has been a beloved community center for ice sports and recreational activities ever since. The arena is known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere and has been a gathering place for generations of families and friends to enjoy ice skating, hockey games, and other activities. The facility is also recognized for its unique and classic architecture, which adds to its charm and nostalgia. Despite its age, the arena has been well-maintained and modernized over the years, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors to the area.

Great place for children, excellent for rainy days. Good price of 4$ entry. The place has inflatables, a basketball hoop and balls, small cars for children, books, slides and more. They are required to wear SOCKS and do not allow parents to stand barefoot on the mattresses. They sell socks for an expensive price. Highly recommended.

My daughter and her friends enjoyed a wonderful afternoon in the play palace. It has several bouncy castles and some with two-to-three-storey high slides. There are also some areas for toddlers and some facilities for teens or even grown up.What a pity that it only opens in summer.

Daughter had a skating class with her school. Staff was fantastic.

My baby likes this place. I wish they had more toys for toddlers

Awesome indoor play palace to the point we booked our kids 5th birthday party. Private party so the whole place to himself and his friends

So many bouncy castles (during summer)! My 9 year old & 6 year old loved it!!

Staff are super friendly. The rink is not crowded. We always have good times here.

Ripper little rink, good rooms, weird and awkward benches.