Rinx Rink

Old rink that's recently renovated. There's a lazer tag facility next door, it's big and confusing if you don't know your way around though, get there early if you havent been there before most people get lost.

Awesome place to go for kids to learn and practice how to play hockey!

Had to update because hey they did! Now there's four rinks! And most of them have been cleaned up.Sadly they closed quickest route, the south entrance, to Rink 2. But it's not bad.Rink 3 and 4 are by the west entrance and Rink 1 is by the north entrance but you can follow their maze and find any rink.

Facility is in rough shape, change rooms arent the best but the ice is half decent especially rink 3 which was just re done. We played summer league and when it was in the 30s at night no fog or condensation on the glass.

I used to work at Rinx for quite a while, as much as the place is one hundred percent dated, the current staff are some of the best people you will meet, and the pads themselves are always kept ready and are in pretty good shape.

We celebrated my grandson's birthday, at Rinx. We booked the ball hockey rink and had a blast with both kids and adults participating. Rinx supplied the plastic ball and plastic hockey sticks so it is less likely that anyone will be hurt.There are a variety of venues available with something to suit all ages and sports themes. For example, the ball hockey rink became a soccer field for the next party. A full list of activities will be on their web site.They have a number of party rooms, where food is available to be served after the main activity. The room we had easily accomodated 20 people with chairs and tables. They provided all the plates, glasses, cutlery and napkins.Rinx is a great place for a kids birthday where they can be active, blow off some steam, make a bit of noise and have fun together.

My hockey league usually plays here. The rinks are a bit small but decent. The change rooms can be a bit smelly and dont have toilets or sinks (they do have showers).

This review is from a spectators perspective. For a few of the rinks there is nowhere for spectators to sit, you can stand and watch but even when you can stand in the warm area and watch through glass there is no seating and you are in the hall where the main door is thatbis opened frequently as players arrive and leave. If they even had a handful of chairs, it would make for a much more pleasant spectator experience.

Ice at affordable prices. No walk in photo outlet. Food must be a party, with reservations. Vending machines drinks and food is expensive

Rink 4 is probably the worst of the four ice pads to play on, followed closely by Rink 1.You shouldn't see the cement flooring through the ice on Rink 4.