Kensington Complex

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Lace up your skates and join us

Kensington Complex in North Burnaby offers ice skating and other ice sports during the fall and winter, in-line skating during the spring, and activities for preschoolers and children during the spring and summer.

Visitor information and hours

Schedules and fees

Activities

Browse our wide range of winter activities today. Registration is now open!

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You can register for skating lessons 30 days in advance of the lesson start date at 10 am if you are a Burnaby resident, or 27 days in advance at 10 am if you are not.

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Facility features

  • Snack Bar (currently unavailable)

With its NHL regulation ice rink and spectator seating, the arena in Kensington Complex offers ice skating and other ice sports, including hockey and figure skating in the fall and winter, along with skating camps during winter school breaks. In spring and summer, the ice is removed and the rink is converted to dry-floor use for in-line skating, lacrosse and summer camps.

Our community room is available for you to rent book your next meeting or event with us.

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You can rent hockey and figure skates at our shop for a fee. Helmets are available at no charge.

Our Toonie Skate admission fee includes skate and helmet rental available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Please note: A CSA-approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skate lessons and children 12 years and under.

Accessibility

Kensington Complex has ice sledges, skating assists and ice scooters available during the fall and winter season for people with disabilities.

A person 16 years of age or older must accompany children 7 years of age or younger on the ice or floor. The ratio of child to accompanying persons must be no greater than 3 to 1. We recommend that as parents, you don't leave your children under 10 years of age unaccompanied at our facility. For children 12 years and under, a CSA-approved helmet is mandatory.

Parking

There are two designated parking stalls provided in the parking lot, but stairs prevent direct access between the parking lot and the facility. Mobility device users can access the facility via Curtis Street.

Entry/Interior Access

There is level access to the lobby, the arena, and the administration area. Mobility device access to the upper level viewing positions is provided through the west side building entrance.

On the ice

There is a seven inch drop to the ice surface. Kensington Complex has ice sledges, skating assists and ice scooters available during the fall and winter season for anyone that needs a bit of extra support.

Washrooms

Both the men’s and women’s washrooms have an accessible stall. By arrangement with staff, access can be provided to a larger, universal staff washroom.

Visitor Information

Kensington Complex

Contact Us

Phone
604-297-4535

Address:

6159 Curtis Street
BC Canada
V5B 4X7

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Hours:

Monday - Friday: 7:00 am-9:00 pm

Holiday Hours:

December 24 (Christmas Eve): Closed
December 25 (Christmas): Closed
December 26 (Boxing Day): Closed

December 31 (New Year's Eve): 9:30 am-3 pm
January 1, 2025 (New Year's): Closed

Admission

Last paid admission 30 minutes before closing. Everyone must promptly exit the building at facility closing time. 

Office hours

Monday: 8:30 am-8:15 pm
Tuesday: 8:30 am-6:45 pm
Wednesday: 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Thursday: 8:30 am-6:45 pm
Friday: 8:30 am-8:15 pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Public transit

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Parking

Free parking is on the west side of the complex, off of Curtis Street. The parking lot is shared with the Kensington Park Pitch & Putt. There's also limited street parking along Curtis St. 

Accessibility

Designated parking stalls and washrooms are available. Kensington Complex has ice sledges, skating assists and ice scooters for people with disabilities.

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