Arenas

Pay & Play: Proof of admission is required. Players must wear a shinny specific LRC wristband at all times if you are playing shinny so staff and other players know you’re legit!

Pre-book through the Live Leduc App 72 hours in advance to Play: How can I reserve my spot for Shinny?

1. Download the Live Leduc Mobile App through Google Play or the App Store
2. Click on Appointment Scheduling
3. Select Adult 18+ Shinny, Adult 18+ Shinny, Youth 10-12 Shinny, Youth 13-14 Shinny or Youth 15-17
4. Select your start time, duration and then click Reserve
5. You will receive a confirmation, Reservation complete.
6. You can then add the appointment to your calendar or share it with friends and family.

Please make sure that the top right hand corner facility drop down is on Leduc Recreation Centre to schedule your appointment.

Arrival Time: Shinny players can check-in at East Guest Services up to 30 minutes prior to the scheduled shinny timeslot.

Max Players: To maximize your shinny play time, shinny is limited to 20 players and two (2) goalies per shinny timeslot.

Shinny is for Everyone: We offer shinny opportunities for a variety of age groups at multiple times. Sorry, no exceptions on age and play, proof of age may be requested at time of check in. Plan to play with your friends in your age group. Check-out our latest City Guide to find the right Shinny session for you!

Safety First!

• Full Face Visor is required
• Face-offs not permitted
• Limit digging for the puck
• To minimize your risk of injuries, shinny players are required to wear FULL hockey equipment*
• Body-checking, rough play, and slap shots are a no go!
• Set the hockey nets in place with their pins, close all gates that are not in use, and stop game play immediately if requested by LRC staff
• Pick-up any debris (broken sticks or blades) from the ice.
• Pack chips/holes in the ice immediately or contact a staff member if chips/holes appear in the ice.

Keep it Clean: Help keep our facility clean by respecting arena equipment and furnishings. Food, including sunflower seeds, alcoholic beverages, glass bottles and tobacco are not permitted in the change rooms, benches, or on the ice.

Kindness is Cool: We love the positive energy you bring to play at the LRC. Keep that energy flowing by treating LRC staff, and your fellow patrons the way you would like them to treat you.

General Reminders: Shinny etiquette is to enhance your experience during your Shinny. It does not replace the City of Leduc, LRC Facility Use Guidelines and Expectations which are in effect for all public patrons and staff.

Play Safe and Have Fun!

Admission: Proof of admission is required; patrons must wear an LRC wristband at all times on the ice.

Skate Supervision: To keep our public skating opportunities a safe and enjoyable place, Public Skate requires active participation of a responsible person 14 years of age or older to participate on the ice with skates with the children 7 years of age or under with a ratio of 1:4. During Family Skate, an adult (18+) must actively participate with all children and youth 17 years of age or under with a ratio of 1:4. Any parent/guardian that is supervising a person ages 7 years or under must be on the ice with skates. Shoes/outdoor footwear is not permitted on the ice.

Skate Safe: We value the safety and wellness of all our patrons, which is why we strongly encourage all skaters to wear a helmet, and skaters 12 years of age and under MUST wear a CSA certified helmet. Skates are required to be worn by all patrons while on the ice surface.

Avoid Collisions: To avoid collisions all skaters should travel in the same direction around the ice avoiding excessive speed, backwards skating, and games. If you are a speedy skater stay along the boards while slower skaters should stay towards the centre of the ice.

Public Skating Reminders: To keep everyone safe objects such as sticks, rings, and pucks are not permitted on the ice. Public skate is a leisure opportunity not intended for training such as ice hockey, figure skating, drills, and timing. Please avoid spitting on the ice, wrestling, rough play, and foul language.

Skating is for Everyone:

• Wheelchairs: Our arenas are wheelchair accessible to encourage everyone to participate in our activities. Please ensure the wheelchair is clean and free of debris and that the chair can be fully controlled while on the ice.
• Skate Aids: We encourage the assistance of our skate aids for beginner skaters, personal skate aids must be approved by staff prior to use on the ice. For their safety, children are not permitted to be carried while on the ice.
• Keep it Clean: Help us keep our facility clean by respecting arena equipment and furnishings. Food and beverages are not permitted in the dressing rooms, benches, or on the ice. Please leave your walking sticks, wagons, sleds, child seats, and strollers off the ice as they may damage the ice and risk your safety.

Kindness is Cool: We love the positive energy you bring to play at the LRC. Keep that energy flowing by treating LRC staff, and your fellow patrons the way you would like them to treat you.

General Reminders: Skating etiquette is to enhance your experience during your skate. It does not replace the City of Leduc, LRC Facility Use Guidelines and Expectations which are in effect for all public patrons and staff.

Have fun!

Pay & Play: Proof of admission is required. Players must wear an LRC wristband at all times so staff and other players know you’re legit!

Sign-In to Play: Stick and puck patrons can sign in at East Guest Services up to 1 hour prior to the scheduled time slot.

Max Players: To maximize your practice time, stick and puck has been limited to 30 patrons per drop-in session.

Stick and Puck Variations: We offer three variations of stick and puck to accommodate our patrons unique needs. These opportunities are intended for individual practice. Proof of age may be requested.

• Adult and Child Stick and Puck* is open to children ten years of age and under with active participation of an adult (18+) (1:2 adult to child ratio).
• Family Stick and Puck* is open to the entire family with active participation from an adult (18+) (1:4 adult to child/youth 17 and under ratio).
• Adult Stick and Puck** is open to adults 18 years of age and older. (Equipment requirements for adults: full hockey equipment).

Safety First!

• To minimize your risk of injuries all patrons under the age of 18 are required to wear FULL hockey equipment* and adults are required to wear a CSA certified helmet, gloves, and skates.
• Body-checking, rough play, slap shots, pick up games, scrimmages, and formal coaching are a no go!
• Set the hockey nets in place with their pins, close all gates that are not in use
• Stop practice immediately if requested by LRC staff.
• Pick-up any debris (broken sticks or blades) from the ice.
• Pack chips/holes in the ice immediately or contact a staff member if chips/holes appear in the ice.

Keep it Clean: Help keep our facility clean by respecting arena equipment and furnishings. Food, including sunflower seeds, alcoholic beverages, glass bottles and tobacco are not permitted in the change rooms, benches, or on the ice.

Kindness is Cool: We love the positive energy you bring to play at the LRC. Keep that energy flowing by treating LRC staff, and your fellow patrons the way you would like them to treat you.

General Reminders: Stick and puck etiquette is to enhance your experience during your practice time. It does not replace the City of Leduc, LRC Facility Use Guidelines and Expectations which are in effect for all public patrons and staff.

Be Safe and Have Fun!

Active Participation requires a responsible person 14 years of age or older to participate with the participants 7 years of age or under in the fieldhouse. In the Aquatic Centre or Ice Arenas the child must be within arm’s reach of the guardian. If the description states an Adult is required the active participant needs to be 18 years or older. Some instructor-led programs may also require active participation.

Active Supervision requires a responsible person 14 years of age or older to watch participants 7 years or under from the sidelines of the field house or from the players bench in the ice arenas.