Associated with the page Sports activities
Where to skate indoors in Brossard?
Two arenas are available for free skating. See below for times, prices and details of each venue:
| Facility Name | Opening hours of the day | Sector |
|---|---|---|
| Indoor freeskating – CN Sports Complex |
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Sector L |
| Indoor skating – Aréna Michel-Normandin |
No schedule available
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Indoor free skating schedule
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Pricing
| With bciti+ and leisure subscription | Free |
| Without bciti+ (resident) | 5 taxes included |
| Without bciti+ (non-resident) | 7 taxes included |
Regulations
- Bciti subscription required.
- At no time are power skating, skate training and/or choreography sessions permitted during free skating sessions. Participants who fail to comply will be asked to leave the ice.
- Free skating only (no field hockey or ringette sticks allowed).
- Helmets are strongly recommended for everyone.
- Helmets are compulsory for children aged 8 and under. We also recommend wearing face protection, gloves or mittens.
- Children aged 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult skater on the ice.
- All participants must leave the ice at the end of the session, regardless of their arrival time.
- No strollers or chairs allowed on the ice.
- The Ville de Brossard assumes no liability and will not be liable for any damages in the event of theft, loss, or damage to any personal property.
Useful information
- There are no supervisors or coaches on the ice during the free skating activity.
- The role of the on-site staff is to coordinate reception, rotate between groups, and ensure the smooth running of the activity.
- Children must be sufficiently skilled to skate without the presence of an adult.
Introduction to skating for adults
Ville de Brossard invites adults to discover skating through accessible and enjoyable introductory courses.