Caterbury Olympic Ice Rink offers a range of ice sports for you to try, train and master.
Information
Figure Skating is a unique sport where skaters need to master both athletic fitness and artistic expression, which makes Figure Skating not only aesthetically pleasing to the eye, but one of the most exciting and technically difficult sports in the world.
Figure Practice Sessions are private sessions for figure skaters and figure coaches only. To be eligible to skate and train in these sessions, skaters may be from any club provided they adhere to the following guidelines:
- All skaters and coaches are required to pay at the cashiers office upon entry.
- All skaters must have at least one private lesson per week.
- During our figure sessions, you are able to play your own music via the AUX cord using music players or phones. All skaters must be aware and give way to those who are wearing a high-viz vest signifying that they are practicing their program to the music being played.
- All skaters must be courteous and respectful to other skaters, coaches & parents.
Join a club
The Sydney Figure Skating Club is Australia’s oldest surviving figure skating club. For over nearly 50 years, the Club has had many members who have represented Australia at international, World and Winter Olympic events. Please visit www.sydneyfigureskatingclub.com for more information.
Training Session Prices
- Payment for sessions is to be made prior to entry at the FRONT DOOR.
- If you have a Monthly, Quarterly or Yearly ticket, this ticket must be presented to staff upon entry at the front door. These passes begin on the first calendar day of the month and end on the last day of the applicable month.
- For early morning sessions, upon your arrival where the Shift Supervisor is resurfacing the ice, it is the skater’s responsibility to pay immediately after that session.
- Prices are subject to change.
- Some sessions are subject to commercial rates as set by Rink Management.
Athletes payment for ice usage
Payment for ice time is required for each session skated at the Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink (COIR). Prior to entry into the rink, payment must be made by any of the following methods:
- Casual Entry*
- SFSC Members $18
- Non-Members $22
- 10 Entry Pass (SFSC Members only)
- SFSC Members $150
- Monthly
- (SFSC Members only)
- $230
- Quarterly
- (SFSC Members only)
- $600
- Yearly
- (SFSC Members only)
- $2000
*Casual Entry for single training sessions
Figure skaters must pay for two sessions if they skate in two consecutive sessions (e.g. Figure Practice session followed by a Synchronized practice session or where two Figure Practice sessions are separated by an ice resurface).
Rewards & Recognition
As per established procedures, The Ice Skating Club of NSW Co-Operative Ltd trading as Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink makes free entry to the rink available to certain skaters from Figure Skating, Short Track Speed Skating and Ice Hockey.
Based on nominations submitted to the Secretary of The Ice Skating Club of NSW Cooperative Ltd by home clubs (Sydney Figure Skating Club, Sydney Arrows & Canterbury Ice Hockey Club) for each discipline:
- OLYMPIC REPRESENTATIVES ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE FREE ADMISSION
- International representatives each season are rewarded with two monthly passes
- National representatives each season are rewarded with one monthly pass
- Based on nominations submitted by the Sydney Figure Skating Club, National Synchronized place getters and international representatives for each season are rewarded with two once ice training sessions
At the completion of the next subsequent Annual General meeting of the Ice Skating Club of NSW Cooperative Ltd, athletes who have been nominated by their respective in-house club(s) may make arrangements with the Rink Manager to take their Reward and recognition passes.
Information
At Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink we provide a number of Ice Hockey Sessions to improve and develop skills, fitness, balance, coordination and strength, with accredited and experienced coaches in a safe and fun learning environment. These sessions include Ice Hockey Development School, Private Ice Hockey Training Sessions with our in-house clubs and recreational “Drop In” sessions.
Development School
Please see our Ice Hockey Development School
Watch a game
Ice Hockey games are played at Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink all year round. Summer Season is played from October to February. Winter Season is played from March to September. Season games schedule can be found by visiting these links:
Join a club
If you’re a beginner and wanting more information about joining a team go to www.cihc.org.au
Training Session Prices
- Payment for sessions is to be made prior to entry at the FRONT DOOR.
- If you have a Monthly, Quarterly or Yearly ticket, this ticket must be presented to staff upon entry at the front door. These passes begin on the first calendar day of the month and end on the last day of the applicable month.
- For early morning sessions, upon your arrival where the Shift Supervisor is resurfacing the ice, it is the skater’s responsibility to pay immediately after that session.
- Prices are subject to change.
- Some sessions are subject to commercial rates as set by Rink Management.
Athletes payment for ice usage
Payment for ice time is required for each session skated at the Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink (COIR). Prior to entry into the rink, payment must be made by any of the following methods:
- Club Training
- Session
- $18
- Ice Sports Training
- Card (10 sessions)
- $150
- Drop-In Hockey
- Session
- $25
- Hockey Game Fee
- (Juniors & Women)
- $18
- Hockey Game Fee
- (Seniors & Midgets)
- $20
Some Ice Hockey leagues may require you to pay at cashier window or a team manager for your game (who then pays at the front door in bulk for that team, showing the Shift Supervisor their team sheet to verify numbers).
Rewards & Recognition
As per established procedures, The Ice Skating Club of NSW Co-Operative Ltd trading as Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink makes free entry to the rink available to certain skaters from Figure Skating, Short Track Speed Skating and Ice Hockey.
Based on nominations submitted to the Secretary of The Ice Skating Club of NSW Cooperative Ltd by home clubs (Sydney Figure Skating Club, Sydney Arrows & Canterbury Ice Hockey Club) for each discipline:
- OLYMPIC REPRESENTATIVES ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE FREE ADMISSION
- International representatives each season are rewarded with two monthly passes
- National representatives each season are rewarded with one monthly pass
- Based on nominations submitted by the Sydney Figure Skating Club, National Synchronized place getters and international representatives for each season are rewarded with two once ice training sessions
At the completion of the next subsequent Annual General meeting of the Ice Skating Club of NSW Cooperative Ltd, athletes who have been nominated by their respective in-house club(s) may make arrangements with the Rink Manager to take their Reward and recognition passes.
Information
If speed is your thing, then Canterbury is the place to be to learn this exhilarating sport. This Olympic sport is a competitive form of Ice Skating in which skater’s race each other around an oval track. Reaching the speed of up 50km/hr. Races are exciting with skaters closely jockeying for position around tight bends to reach the finish line first. You can do this as an individual or in a team relay.
The Sydney Arrows Ice Racing Club is Australia’s premier Short Track Speed Skating Club based at Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink. The club caters for member of all abilities. They are proud to have amongst their members are current International, Australian and New South Wales representatives.
Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink is the home of the first Winter Olympic medal with a Bronze in the 5000m relay at the 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympics. Three members of that team, Steven Bradbury, Kieran Hanson & Andrew Murtha all started their careers at Canterbury’s Skate School.
Coach Maggie Holland was instrumental in the team’s success & we are proud that she is here at Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink. Steven Bradbury has lifted the profile of Short Track Speed Skating with his Gold Medal win at the 2002 Winter Olympics. Pierre Boda, who began skating at Canterbury 13 years ago, competed in the 500m at the 2014 Winter Olympic in Sochi.
Join a club
As your skills improve, you could take the next step and join our in-house club, the Sydney Arrows Ice Racing Club. Please visit www.sydneyarrows.com.au for more information.
Training Session Prices
- Payment for sessions is to be made prior to entry at the FRONT DOOR.
- If you have a Monthly, Quarterly or Yearly ticket, this ticket must be presented to staff upon entry at the front door. These passes begin on the first calendar day of the month and end on the last day of the applicable month.
- For early morning sessions, upon your arrival where the Shift Supervisor is resurfacing the ice, it is the skater’s responsibility to pay immediately after that session.
- Prices are subject to change.
- Some sessions are subject to commercial rates as set by Rink Management.
Athletes payment for ice usage
Payment for ice time is required for each session skated at the Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink (COIR). Prior to entry into the rink, payment must be made by any of the following methods:
- Club Training
- Session
- $18
- Ice Sports
- Training Card
- (10 sessions)
- $150
- Monthly Pass
- $180
- Quarterly Pass
- $465
- Yearly Pass
- $1500
Rewards & Recognition
As per established procedures, The Ice Skating Club of NSW Co-Operative Ltd trading as Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink makes free entry to the rink available to certain skaters from Figure Skating, Short Track Speed Skating and Ice Hockey.
Based on nominations submitted to the Secretary of The Ice Skating Club of NSW Cooperative Ltd by home clubs (Sydney Figure Skating Club, Sydney Arrows & Canterbury Ice Hockey Club) for each discipline:
- OLYMPIC REPRESENTATIVES ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE FREE ADMISSION
- International representatives each season are rewarded with two monthly passes
- National representatives each season are rewarded with one monthly pass
- Based on nominations submitted by the Sydney Figure Skating Club, National Synchronized place getters and international representatives for each season are rewarded with two once ice training sessions
At the completion of the next subsequent Annual General meeting of the Ice Skating Club of NSW Cooperative Ltd, athletes who have been nominated by their respective in-house club(s) may make arrangements with the Rink Manager to take their Reward and recognition passes.
Information
Want to be apart of a team environment and develop valuable leadership skills? Then come and try our Development Synchronised Skating Skills Lessons on Saturday’s and Monday’s.
- Our Development Synchronized Skills Session run all year round and you can join at anytime!
- Lessons are on a casual basis, with no bookings required
- Ages from 5 years to Adult
- Be a part of a team and develop valuable teamwork and leadership skills, forming lifelong friendships.
- Accredited and experienced coaches ensure a safe and fun learning environment
- Provides a good foundation for joining our in-house synchronized teams
Join a club
Majestic Ice Australia train at Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink. If you’re interested in joining a team please contact Majetic Ice Australia directly www.majesticice.com.au