Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules

Clarington, Ontario, Canada

Clarington public skating, parent-child sessions and shinny have different age, equipment and stroller rules. Adult shinny pre-registration opens weekly, with residents booking first.

Key information

Clarington public skating, parent-child sessions and shinny have different age, equipment and stroller rules. Adult shinny pre-registration opens weekly, with residents booking first.

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Choose the correct session

Public skate welcomes all ages; Adult Leisure Skate is 18+. Parent and Child Skate is for a parent or guardian aged 18+ with a child seven or younger, with no older siblings. Family Stick and Puck is for skill practice under its age-category rules, not an ordinary free skate.

Shinny is informal and non-contact, with capacity 26 skaters and three goalies. Adult registration opens Monday 7 a.m. for the next week; non-residents start Tuesday 7 a.m. Select Enrol Now in the drop-in schedule or ask a representative.

Sources: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Helmets, skates and equipment

For public skate, helmets are strongly recommended and mandatory for children five or younger; only skaters go on the ice. Children under eight need supervision by someone 14+. No carrying children, headphones, phones or rough play.

Parent-child sessions require helmets and skates for everyone. Family Stick and Puck children need a CSA hockey helmet with face cage and a stick. Shinny requires full equipment and helmets, with full facial cages for youth. Equipment is not rented, and fully equipped goalies play free.

Sources: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Mobility aids, strollers and passes

Public skate allows clean-wheel wheelchairs, adaptive strollers and pushchairs with a responsible skated companion, but ordinary strollers are not permitted. Parent and Child Skate separately permits a secure child in a clean-wheel stroller; Family Stick and Puck prohibits strollers.

Bring an approved personal skate aid after checking staff rules; the municipality does not supply aids, and chairs or homemade devices are not accepted. Multi-visit key tags provide ten visits for the price of nine and can be scanned once per participant. Check service disruptions before travelling.

Sources: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Quick reference

Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules. Clarington, Ontario, Canada. Checked October 14, 2026.
ItemDetails
Adult shinny capacity26 skaters and three goalies
Resident weekly bookingMonday, 7 a.m., for next week
Non-resident bookingTuesday, 7 a.m.
Public-skate helmet minimumMandatory age five and under
Under-eight public-skate supervisionPerson 14 or older
Municipal equipment rentalsNot available for shinny

Sources: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Steps to follow

Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules process
  1. Select

    Use the session matching age and activity.

  2. Book

    Reserve adult shinny when the correct weekly window opens.

  3. Prepare

    Bring required helmets, skates and any approved personal aid.

Sources: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Questions and answers

When does resident adult-shinny booking open?

Mondays at 7 a.m. for the following week.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

When can non-residents book?

Tuesdays at 7 a.m.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

What is the shinny capacity?

26 skaters and three goalies.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Are referees supplied for shinny?

No. It is informal, non-contact play.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Do fully equipped goalies pay?

The source says they play free.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Which public skaters must wear a hockey helmet?

Children five and younger; helmets are strongly recommended for everyone.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Who supervises public skaters under eight?

Someone at least 14.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Can an ordinary stroller join public skate?

No. The source separately allows it in Parent and Child Skate under stated conditions.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information

Can I use a chair as a skate aid?

No. Chairs and homemade devices are not accepted.

Source: Official Clarington skating, shinny bookings and equipment rules information