Arenas and Community Centres

Updated Oct. 25, 2021

1. Hand sanitization upon entry of the facility is highly recommended.
2. Masks are required in the indoor areas. Some exemptions apply as per the provincial regulations.
3. All individuals entering must provide proof of vaccination (POV) before entering the facility. Individuals must be fully vaccinated (two doses plus 14 days) against COVID-19 and provide their proof of vaccination along with approved Identification in order to access all indoor sport and recreation facilities. Limited exemptions are permitted.
4. All individuals entering an arena facility must actively screen to record the name(s) and contact information of every member of the public entering the facility. This includes all participants including coaches, athletes, and spectators from both home and visiting teams, at https://www.peterborough.ca/ArenaScreen. Confirmation is presented in digital (email/screenshot) or printed paper copy form to security/city staff prior to entry.
5. Floor markers, signage and enhanced cleaning measures using disinfectant with a DIN# are implemented to control the risk of transmission.
6. All users will be required to submit group Safety Plans prior to being permitted using our Indoor Recreation Facility COVID-19 Safety Plan online form

Reopening/Exit Step Guidelines - Arenas:

1. Groups are to enter using designated entry points and adhere to all directional signage and staff direction while inside and while exiting the facility.
2. Prior to entry, all individuals including players, coaches/trainers, instructors, officials/ timekeepers, and all spectators must provide POV and completion of screening to on duty security/city staff at designated entry points of each facility.
3. No capacity limit to on ice participants, unless identified (i.e. Public Skating/Programs)
4. Full access allowed during the following hours (Mon-Fri 4 p.m.-11 p.m. or Weekends 7 a.m.-11 p.m.), but designated entrances must be utilized.
5. Controlled access is still effective for all non-prime hours Mon-Friday 6 a.m.-3 p.m. Access to be provided by city staff 30 minutes prior to permitted time at designated point of entry.
6. Changerooms provided with no capacity restrictions. Please note rooms may not be available immediately but will be no later than 30 minutes prior to permitted time.
7. Changerooms are to be exited by all players/coaches 20 minutes following permitted time to permit required cleaning and sanitizing by City staff.
8. Showers will be available to all user groups.
9. Off ice training and activities (i.e shooting pucks/balls) are not permitted inside the facility. Warm up activities such as stretching will be permitted but should be minimized within the facility.
10. All permit holders are responsible for ensuring their groups and participants adhere with all governing body sport regulations and policies (e.g., Hockey Canada, Ontario Hockey Federation, Skate Ontario etc.).
11. All permit holders must ensure that groups of participants and spectators adhere to all Arena Guidelines and Facility Code of Conduct.

City of Peterborough Requirements:

1. Post Facility Safety Plan signage.
2. Post screening and vaccination signage at the entrance of each facility.
3. Post directional signage along pathways and throughout the facility.
4. Continuously observe players and spectators to ensure they are following restrictions and create further guidelines if they are not being followed.
5. Clean and disinfect all high frequency touch points, change rooms and washrooms as per Public Health Guidelines.
6. Confirm completion of active screening and proof of vaccination of all participants prior to entry.

The City of Peterborough appreciates your attention and cooperation on all the above guidelines while visiting City arena facilities. Failure to comply with facility guidelines may result in discipline and/or cancellation of permitted time.

The time frames in the tables below will be compulsory when forwarding ice allocation requests to the Facility Booking Office. All dates in the tables below are prior to the beginning of each season.

2021-2022 Allocation Time Frames

All ice and floor bookings must be made by the dates in the tables below.

Note: General Public Availability is the date that all remaining ice and floor time can be booked. All user groups and organizations will have their facility booking contracts complete.

Check the availability of our ice pads online. To book ice or floor time, complete our booking request form.

Floor rental rates and information - Memorial Centre

Additional cruiser charges may apply to all ice rentals depending on the number of skaters.

Additional insurance rates may apply on all ice or floor rentals.

911 Monaghan Rd., Peterborough, ON K9J 5K5

705-876-8121

Healthy Planet Arena features the Leon's Peterborough Pad, the Freedom Mobile Pad, the media box, and a banquet facility that are available for rental.

The centre reflects our community's rich tradition of sport, fitness and recreation – with a goal of promoting a healthier lifestyle for all. The 5,000-square-foot banquet facility and adjoining ice surfaces complement each other for the benefit of our community. It can be used for small meetings, weddings, receptions, or anniversaries as well as serving as a main location for seminars, conferences, trade shows, product shows, concerts and cultural activities.

Facility

• 2 ice surfaces both 200 feet by 85 feet
• Seating Freedom Mobile pad - 695
• Seating Leon's Peterborough pad - 300
• Each pad's capacity is 160 skaters
• Warm room overlooking each playing surface - seated or standing
• Concession on upper level
• Accessible building with features such as elevators, automatic door openers and washrooms
• Parking - 340 spaces (9 Accessible)

Building rentals

• The facility rental fee is $2,677.50 per pad/per day
• There is no levy or charge for parking

Health Planet Arena banquet hall

• 5,011 square feet
• Banquets, weddings, meetings and special events
• Liability insurance is required for all rentals
• Banquet style up to 340 seat capacity

Food services

For inquiries on catering and food services at the Healthy Planet Arena, please contact Rico Razaiy at 905-376-0808 or at ricos.foodcatering@gmail.com.

Pro Shop - Sharps Performance - Now Open

705-933-4559

sharpsperformance@gmail.com

Fall/Winter:

• Monday to Friday - 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
• Saturday - 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• Sunday - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

705-742-5454

The Kinsmen Civic Centre features the Mr Lube Pad, the PGHA Pad and the Kinsmen Club Boardroom that are available for rental.

Facility

• Two ice surfaces both 185 feet by 85 feet
• Each pad's capacity is 150 skaters
• Warm room overlooking each playing surface - seated or standing
• Concession on upper level
• Accessible building with features such as elevators, automatic door openers and washrooms
• Parking - 221 spaces (4 accessible)

Building rental

• The facility rental fee is $2,677.50 per pad/per day 
• There is no levy or charge for parking

Kinsmen Club meeting room

• Approximately 20 feet by 30 feet in size
• Maximum capacity with tables and chairs is 30 people 
• Available for meetings, birthday parties, tournament headquarters, etc.
• Cost is $57.75 plus HST for up to three hours or $114.45 plus HST for a full day rental

151 Lansdowne St. W., Peterborough, ON K9J 1Y4

www.memorialcentre.ca

Common building use:

• Concerts and events
• OHL games
• Major Series Lacrosse games
• Ice rentals  - pad capacity is 150 skaters
• Floor rentals 

For Ice and Floor Rentals please submit a Booking Request Form.

Contact Jeremy Giles, Peterborough Memorial Centre Manager, for information on renting the Morrow Building.

Common building use:

• Auctions
• Trade shows
• Farmers' market

Skaters Code of Conduct

• Children 10 years and under must be accompanied and supervised by a guardian 14 years or older.
• CSA Approved helmets are strongly recommended.
• Excluding helmets, hockey equipment is not permitted
• All participants are required to wear skates - no footwear other than skates on the ice.
• No participants are to enter the ice surface area until the resurfacer is off the ice and the resurfacer door is closed.
• No food or drink on ice surface.
• No horseplay/games/tag in any area of the facility.
• No erratic/excessive speed skating or figure skating.
• No balls/pucks/chairs/pylons/strollers/sticks or any other item which might interfere with the safety of any skater while on the ice surface
• No headsets, cell phones or hand held electronic devices to be used while skating.
• Carrying of children is not permitted on the ice surface.
• No sitting on the boards.
• Skate in constant flow and in the direction of all skaters.
• Skaters are required to conduct themselves appropriately at all times - this includes no cursing or swearing.
• Alcohol, tobacco and drugs are prohibited.
• Approved skating aids will be permitted on the ice.
• Wheelchairs are permitted on the ice once the wheels have been cleaned.
• Persons accompanying those in wheelchairs or ice sledges must wear skates and be skilled skaters.
• A sledge is defined as a sled with two skate blades under the seat and a glider extending to the front. The skater uses two sticks with a prick on the end to propel themselves forward.
• Respect and cooperate with Staff. They are there for everyone's safety.