Moss Park Arena

I have to book the ice for my boss as our company has a makeshift hockey team that plays during the winter. My boss’s credit card is charged after the skate and the receipt as I have been told by the person at the office is «not ready for 2 weeks or so after.» I said fine and called back every 2 weeks and the person who answers the phone (IF they even answer the phone after the 5^th attempt at calling) cannot find anything and takes forever to just fax the goddamn receipts over. Today I had to call again as they did not fax them over at all when they said they would and the person did not even look for the receipts or ask what name they were under and asked me to call tomorrow to «see if he sent them over». that means he’s not going to do anything today, not even write a note to remind himself to do it the next day. The arena is fine and cheap enough, but they need to fire whoever is in the office because he has no idea what the hell is going on.

I’ve been to this arena a few times during university when friends would rent the ice. So, if your question is: can I rent the ice? The answer is yes.
The ice is nice. They do a decent job of taking care of it here. I also know that the ice gets rented out a lot of school hockey games and practices, both varsity and intramural, and it seems like the right kind of venue for that stuff. It’s not a pro rink by any stretch, but it’s the kind of rink you’d go to for a house league game when you’re 10.
Like most rinks of this caliber, if you’re not on the ice, you’re probably freezing your but off sitting in the stands. But there’s a good sheltered area (right at the entrance) where you can watch a game without fear of frostbite.
You should also be aware that the rink is not located in the best area. It’s a bit sketch around there, but not so sketch that you need to bring a baseball bat for protection. Your hockey stick will do just fine.