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1. West End Rink - Vancouver
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Address: 1750 Haro St, Vancouver, BC V6G 1K6, Canada
Schedule: Open until 22:00
Telephone: +1 604-257-8333
Business type: Ice skating rink
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West End Rink — located on Denman Street in downtown Vancouver — is part of the West End Community Centre.
The ice rink is open from October to March with public skating programs and skate lessons for all ages and abilities. You can rent skates during public skate and lesson times.
Find and contact the West End Rink. See a map of our location.
Find the admission and skate rental fees for ice rinks in Vancouver and information about multi-visit and monthly passes.
Wheelchairs are welcome during public skating sessions. Participants must wear helmets. The person pushing the wheelchair must wear skates.
Anyone participating in skating classes, lessons, and programs must wear a CSA-certified hockey or snowboard helmet. You are also encouraged to wear a helmet at public skate times. Rinks have a limited number of helmets free-of-charge to registered program participants. Cycling helmets are not permitted.
Bring your current Park Board skate lesson registration receipt to these retailers to receive:
Masks are optional in public spaces. Please be respectful of each other's comfort levels.
West End Rink — located on Denman Street in downtown Vancouver — is part of the West End Community Centre.
The ice rink is open from October to March with public skating programs and skate lessons for all ages and abilities. You can rent skates during public skate and lesson times.
Find and contact the West End Rink. See a map of our location.
Find the admission and skate rental fees for ice rinks in Vancouver and information about multi-visit and monthly passes.
Wheelchairs are welcome during public skating sessions. Participants must wear helmets. The person pushing the wheelchair must wear skates.
Anyone participating in skating classes, lessons, and programs must wear a CSA-certified hockey or snowboard helmet. You are also encouraged to wear a helmet at public skate times. Rinks have a limited number of helmets free-of-charge to registered program participants. Cycling helmets are not permitted.
Bring your current Park Board skate lesson registration receipt to these retailers to receive:
Majker Alex Majkrak: Worst rink for stick and puck sessions in Vancouver. Not sure why city moved Saturday’s stick and puck from best rink around, Hilcrest, to this arena. No parking available, unless you willing to pay 9$. Rink is half of the size, pretty bad for any kind of hockey. Ice quality? Dont let me start about that. Horrible. Disappointment for me. Waste of time to go there
lorenzo nannini: Very nice and affordable. The staff is very kind and ready to help you if you need anything.
María Inés Parnisari: The rink is a bit small, and it's expensive to skate ($7). They don't have a section for hockey during public skate.
Amber Song: Google said that the skating rink was open but the staff said that it closed after the end of March. Please update the website on Google so others don't get misled about this because it took us a lot of time to get there when we could have gone somewhere else a lot quicker. Please fix this problem for the convenience of others.
Ibrahim Shehata: The ice rink is really good, I just wish they open all year long instead of just the winter (they will close the ice by end of March)
Dave J J: The ice rink is run by the City of Vancouver. They are not checking anyone that is entering for Covid vaccinations. Th facilities there are absolutely dilapidated and embarrassing for a city facility. However ice rink times aren't easy to obtain so we keep going (15+ yrs). Come on city planners improve this facility, changerooms, washrooms, seating.
Sebastian Isaza: A bit hard to ice skate ⛸ but the price is fairly decent. (Under 10 dollars)
L Chen: Ice is poor and chopped up. Same drink with no benched. Attendant was late opening up the rink.
Celery Celery: Good rink
Yunduz Rakhmangulova: Good quality skating rink, not busy.
Alexander Tumanov: Skating and skating lessons are the best part of my wintertime sport live. Skating coaches a super funny and helpful. I really recommend to sign up for few courses and improve or just have fund in learning new moves. I have only positive emotion when thinking about next skating on the rink. Great place, great people.
Aldo Rodríguez: Exellent!!!💪
Rinaldo Ferlin (Ray Ferlin): Amszing place and friendly staff
Ron Aloni: Its old school. The staff are lovely and it's just great that the facility exists.
Sergio Lopez: Súper cool facility. Helpful staff, friendly crowd.
Jeff O.: The facility is pretty well maintained and the staff are really friendly. At the pre-school skate there is tons of toys and equipment available, as well as complimentary helmets, and rental skates.
Gestler Mendoza: The rink entrance is on the side of the West End Community Center by Haro Street. My daughter goes here for her 30mins skating class.
Manuel Lopez Gutiérrez: Don't lose the way!!!
Jiyoung Park: 사람도없고 가격도 괜찮음 다만 문을 12월에는 3시에 닫앗음
Stephanie Cimbala: Was a fun time to take my little niece and sister in law.
anderson oliveira: Nice
2. Robson Square Ice Rink - Vancouver
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Address: 800 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 3B7, Canada
Schedule: Opens at 09:00
Telephone: +1 604-646-3554
Business type: Ice skating rink
ticklemy fancypickle: Classic Vancouver spot
吉盛: This area have heavy urine smell and unclean stairs with injection kits, vandalism public properties during the maintenance time is feel outdated open plaza.
Beatriz Vasconcellos de Barros: I loved this place! Skate rentals are just 5 dollars and you can stay as much as you want. I recommend going on weekdays as soon as it opens as it’s not too crowded yet.
Grace: Wonderful outdoor skating rink! It only costs $5 to rent a pair of ice skates, and it’s super fun. There are lockers available to store your stuff for 25 cents, so make sure to bring change. Even on a weekday, there were a decent amount of people, so I imagine it must be way more busy on the weekends.
Terence Li: This is a very good place to visit
수완: It was so nice to skate in 🇨🇦‼️ The ice condition was quite good. There is a place to rent skates. The size of the ice rink was quite wide and nice. If I can visit this area again, I would like to visit here again!
Google Guide: Awesome place for public skating. There are other various public events in the Square by the Art Gallery too. #letsguide #covid
Carl “Budd” Stymiest UE: Experience ice skating in Vancouver City. A great place for family fun.
A G: All systems, GO!
Christina Fong: This little covered free outdoor public ice rink at Robson Square in the middle of downtown Vancouver is great for kids & learning skaters to try or practice ice skating in winter when there's ice. There are more than enough plastic skating support frames for the beginners to push around & concrete bench seating on one side for spectators. The ice was resurfaced only once while we there there for about 2h, so it's not the smoothest of rinks out there, but I believe the rougher surface is one of the benefits for beginning skaters providing then with some grip. There's a convenient economical skate rental with several staff offering really decent lace up hard boot skates with an adjoining small cafe for drinks & light snacks. Being so small, there isn't tons of space if it's crowded, but we went on a Tues evening so it wasn't too bad. Our group on the ice ranged from 4 to 40 & the kids had so much fun, they have told me we must return! Get your skates & get out there.
Mark Philip Magtibay: Free if you bring your own skates, $5.00 to rent at downtowns only outdoor covered winter skating rink.
Orpheus Vavvas: I was having a bad day came here was happy again
Rebecca Ramlugun Ünal (Beckie): Super friendly staff and fun activity in the heart of downtown
Kumari Soni Umesh: So good, rink is small but for free it's really good
Peter Brett: Still a great skating experience after all these years. Cheap fun in the heart of downtown Vancouver.
Darshana Prachi: Loved skating here, the lines could be big though
Jan Sandberg: Great staff--snack bar was handy, fast rentals, fun playlist
Choy Lim: Fun, Small but good enough for new skaters
Marcos Julio Dominguez Acero: De lo mejor
Anibal Pitoll: So small, too much people, but the price is definitely good
andre viajera: Horrible ice but free ice rink
3. Trout Lake Rink - Vancouver
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Address: 3360 Victoria Dr, Vancouver, BC V5N 4M4, Canada
Schedule: Opens at 09:00
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Ice skating rink
Derrick Zabotel: This nice place held a pow wow there and it was excellent. And is still excellent of course
ivy joseph: Was good even better if coffee booth was open but powwow is spectacular
Moj Noroozi: Comparing to Robson ice rink , this one is way much bigger and less crowded. Shoes rental fee is 11$ (more expensive than Robson’s).it’s an indoor rink so you have the option going to this rink from September till end of March. Free parking available
Michael Yeung: Small but ok
Jason Brar: Kareem who runs the hockey league plays on a team and is incredibly biased he kicked out our team after taking our money because he wanted to win
Greg “#alston_party_bus” Alston: great rink and community center
Rudolph: Great adult skating lesson instructors. Will have to find time to practice the drills learned. Friendly staff as well.
Dylan Tech Studio (딜런 스튜디오): 스케이트장 퍼블릭 오픈 시간이 짧고 매일 열지도 안는다. 꼭 시간표 미리 확인하고 가야함.
jordan: I'm sorry for the poor review but I can't believe ud need a vaccine to skate. This abusive control our government is pushing is just nasty
Tee Haynes: Great sheet of ice and facility. Good place to play hockey. Nice rooms. Was the figure skating training facility for the games
Demetrius Schwab: Ice sheet was good. Disappointing in that they have published hours online but the community centre can change them and you have to call in order to find out the real times.
B Chu: Nice looking facility but from a spectator’s perspective, not great trying to watch a hockey game from the seating area. Your view is obstructed by all the glass stanchions. Not wheelchair friendly at all. Boards are too high for a person sitting in a wheelchair to see over the boards at ice level and no ramp to get up onto viewing area.
Daniella M: Skates aren't verry sharp at all
Jason Mcgarry: Took some kids skating. Tied up 5 pairs of skates. Good times. Great facility for all: family,friends, birthday parties,first dates..
Brian Wong: Nice community centre parking can be a bit tough during busy times.
Lucky Clover: The rink was empty and I got to have a peaceful hangout.
Mario Brillon: I work hard in trout lake all is nice guy
tlee996: Good Rink
Mama DUkes: Way to hot they hold events with no circulation. I had to go outside every 20 minutes in the sun and heat to cool down, go
Carlyle Natrall: Good location. Good facility...low on parking but if your thrifty you can find some nearby when its busy. Good coffee shop.
traxls: Friendly staff and good place for hockey and ball hockey.
4. Grandview Skating Club - Vancouver
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Address: 3350 Victoria Dr, Vancouver, BC V5N 4M4, Canada
Business type: Ice skating club
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Welcome to East Vancouver’s Grandview Skating Club, your one-stop “LEARN TO SKATE” club! Operating year round, Grandview SC offers all disciplines of Skate Canada programming including: CANSkate, (Learn-to-Skate) STAR1 (Introduction to figure skating), STARSkate level 2 to Gold competitive programs, adult skating, off-ice training, CANPower (hockey/ringette skating skills) and Special Olympics Learn-to-Skate and Competitive Figure Skating. All programming is coached by certified Skate Canada coaches
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Fall and Winter sessions are held at Trout Lake Community Centre located at 3350 Victoria Dr, Vancouver. Spring and Summer sessions are held at Britannia Arena, 1616 Parker St. and/or Sunset Arena 390 E 51St (location can change seasonally, check registration pages for location details).
Skating Calendar (you’ll be asked to log in to your Uplifter Account)
Grandview Skating Club (GSC) is a non-profit organization run by a volunteer board of executives. All club operations, except coaching, are carried out by parent volunteers and skaters. Volunteer work is essential to the quality and success of our club.
The Grandview Skating Club encourages skaters, in all aspects of skating, to achieve their potential in a fun, supportive community.
To guide skaters on a life-long journey of development and passion for sport.
Welcome to East Vancouver’s Grandview Skating Club, your one-stop “LEARN TO SKATE” club! Operating year round, Grandview SC offers all disciplines of Skate Canada programming including: CANSkate, (Learn-to-Skate) STAR1 (Introduction to figure skating), STARSkate level 2 to Gold competitive programs, adult skating, off-ice training, CANPower (hockey/ringette skating skills) and Special Olympics Learn-to-Skate and Competitive Figure Skating. All programming is coached by certified Skate Canada coaches
Fall and Winter sessions are held at Trout Lake Community Centre located at 3350 Victoria Dr, Vancouver. Spring and Summer sessions are held at Britannia Arena, 1616 Parker St. and/or Sunset Arena 390 E 51St (location can change seasonally, check registration pages for location details).
Skating Calendar (you’ll be asked to log in to your Uplifter Account)
Grandview Skating Club (GSC) is a non-profit organization run by a volunteer board of executives. All club operations, except coaching, are carried out by parent volunteers and skaters. Volunteer work is essential to the quality and success of our club.
The Grandview Skating Club encourages skaters, in all aspects of skating, to achieve their potential in a fun, supportive community.
To guide skaters on a life-long journey of development and passion for sport.
Dave Fenton: Great skating coaches for , keep up the great work
Ying Liu: A really fun way for kids to learn skating
Joachim Pang: An awesome skating club for figure skaters of all ages and abilities. Very well organized and caring figure skating community.
Laine Slater: My daughter loves skating with the Grandview Skating Club. The coaches are fantastic, generous and kind. The lessons are structured, but the coaches make sure the kids are having fun too. The 1 hour CANSKATE program is wonderful and the kids progress happily. The more advanced STARSkate program is very unique in that advanced skaters with a range of goals are all welcomed and treated fairly. From those who want to pursue the competitive track to those who enjoy skating an progressing through the levels without competing, Grandview makes sure to work with each skater to achieve their goals. In other words, Grandview Skating Club rocks!
5. Stanley Park - Vancouver
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6. Science World - Vancouver
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Address: 1455 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC V6A 3Z7, Canada
Schedule: Opens at 10:00
Telephone: +1 604-443-7440
Business type: Science museum
deedo hk: Endroit sympa avec plein d'expérience scientifique à expérimenter !Très bien pour les enfants !
Emily Greco: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore
Henry Chen: If you have a kid, it’s best to just buy a family pass so you can take your kids here regularly.So much to do and see here. It has lots of interesting interactive installations as well as some cool gallery. Throughout the day, there are different science shows.Spending half day here is easy and you and your kids can learn a lot.
Dustin Garvey: Awesome!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
michael gray: Was expecting more, I've been to better science center.
kurtis Hartwell: Always a fun visit to science world. My kid loves all the activities and talked about it all the way there telling us what we were going to do. Very busy as we were there on a long weekend. Bring your own food if you are there during peak time waited 30mins for whitespot. Skin exibit was neat and seemed small compaired to other exibits in the past.
Christopher G: An absolute must see if you are in Vancouver! Great time for both the kids and the adults with something for everyone to see. Located right on the ocean, there are plenty of places to have a nice picnic when visiting or take a walk on the sea wall. Accessible by transit. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. It can be a little expensive to visit so keep this in mind when doing so.
Connie Ono: This was my first visit and I'd have to say it's not what I expected. I was looking forward to their Reptile World Exhibit where you can "feel" the skin of the various cold blooded animals but was disappointed, since most of them were interpretations to the real thing... It felt like the Telus Science Centre in Calgary but with more space and things to interact, but in all honesty, this is more for the younger generations to explore and build a love for science.As for parking, I HIGHLY recommend going early to get a parking spot, especially if it is near the science centre because the space is really crowded that if you are driving one of those big Ford trucks, you wouldn't be able to park if it's jammed packed to begin with. Otherwise, it is best to take a subway or sky train, or the aquabus to get here.And yes, purchasing a ticket in advance is always best to avoid waiting in line.
Pietro Biondo: Il museo è sicuramente ben fatto. Lo consiglio per famiglie con bambini. Agli adulti potrebbe risultare un po' troppo bambinesco per i miei gusti.
Barbara Leao: It is wonderful for kids because there are lots of fun games that can teach them science, but not as much for adults. I thought it was more a museum type of thing, but I was mistaken. I think it is an amazing place to go if you have children between six and 12. They will enjoy it for sure. It is not an adult solo activity.Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended No …More
Selene Wong: Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 minMore
Renlee Weir: Visited on Public holiday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended NoMore
Christine Styles: It was awesome to seeVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Olufikayo Olowoyo: Lots of activities to occupy the kids and curious adults as well. Prepare to go early so you can explore most of the activities.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Jay D: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore
Stan Watt: Awesome Adult Date Night every 3rd Thursday of the month. Friendly efficient staff and a safe secure time with exciting performances by entertainers.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …More
kezia abraham: Visited on Weekend Wait time No waitMore
Damian Graham: Always fun and informative!! Sadly so many of the displays aren’t working or glitchy. Wish there was better upkeep :(
imam haryadi sadat Firtanto: Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended YesMore
Felipe Da Mata: Always with different attractions. The yearly pass is definitely worth it.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Jen I: Science world after dark. Was a great time. Haven't been here since I was little. There are so many great activities for those of us who are kids at heart.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
7. Burnaby 8 Rinks - Burnaby
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Address: 6501 Sprott St, Burnaby, BC V5B 3B8, Canada
Telephone: +1 604-291-0626
Business type: Arena
Studio Kiku: We’re lucky to have a facility like Scotia Barn. Staff is super friendly and the programs are well organized.
Der “oyamel5.0” meister: Plan birthday parties for your kids here!
Peter Storie: Fantastic place to watch hockey and other sports. Food was decent for a rink as well.
Trevor Wright: Great place for a hockey tourney but you would think a host would have all amenities open and running to serve its customers.
Mikhail Baiman: Many rinks, soccer , hockey , figure skating. Great bar.
冰Bingo: Good skate and hockey lesson
Tavish MacDonald: Best ice complex in north America. Go Red Army
Cameron C.: Been playing ASHL here for a while 5+ years.Parking is plentiful but extremely busy on weekends.6 ice rinks for ice hockey.Rink #1 is the best quality and best maintained. It's also the rink the Canucks players use to practice. Other 5 rinks are decently maintained. It's not the greatest ice in the lower mainland but it does its job.One figure skating rink which is also used for public skating and one futsal arena. Skate sharpening inside this facility but open only on certain days and times.Upstairs is a bar and restaurant that provides food services. There is also seating so you can view the rinks from the upstairs.----Directions or locations for help: Where is what rink? When entering the rink. RINK #1-4 is on the right side. Starts with rink #1, #2, #3, & then #4.The left side when entering is:Figure skating rink (first), futsal and then rink #5, and then #6.Skate shop is in between both sides beside the futsal field and through the doors after rink 2 if you are on the right side.Bar is up the spiral stairs when you enter.Elevator access also available for those who have strollers.----
David Dd: Really nice place!
Jamie Larsen: Great wings and beer (IPA). Service was fantastic - sorry, I can’t remember her name. I got turned around - it’s a big place - ran into a manager named Derek - he was very helpful and took the time to walk with me to where I needed to go. Very friendly and helpful! This place just has a great atmosphere - highly recommend! I’ll be back.
Mohammad Jazayeri: Horrible customer service, too cold soccer field and too expensive
Jamie Togher: Great little spot to catch up with friends while watching some games.
Carrie Ronnie: We go here to watch my husband play hockey. Thr upstairs has lots of seating room to enjoy the view from above and not freeze! They have a bar on one end and a food/more drinks on the other. I'd say it's overpriced for the amount of food. Sometimes, they give larger portions,but lately, it seems pretty sparse. I would expect more than 15 French fries on my plate for the $.
Anson Li: 6 rinks for hockey, 1 for public skate, and 1 indoor soccer. Outdoor parking area sectioned off to make it safer. Pub like restaurant upstairs. Skate shop open.
Anna Sky Dancer: good ice... But very overpriced
Tom De Pauw: A little too warm for Tango dancing.
Makayla Peredery: A little confusing to navigate through the hallways upon my first visit. More signage would be helpful.
Haig Sakouyan: Massive complex with 7 ice rinks and 1 astroturf area. In addition to physiotherapy and a skate shop on-site.I wish the restaurant opened earlier though. For those spring break early morning cravings.
Noris Monsalve: Awesome place. Packing is free. Bathroom always clean and the food is good.
Darcey Kaspick: There are 8 rinks for skating/hockey but one they offer for soccer. There is a heated area upstairs for viewing or to eat something from the restaurant. Tons of parking.
MalibuG: Great place to go skating and to watch friends play hockey
8. Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre - University Endowment Lands
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4.2
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Address: 6066 Thunderbird Blvd, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z3, Canada
Schedule: Opens at 09:00
Telephone: +1 604-822-6121
Business type: Sports complex
Lenore H: Went for Lamb of God back in October and loved it! Still think about this concert from time to time. Just wish the lines for the concession stands were better as it can take quite a long time.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Anne-Marie Tremblay-Alvarez: It’s an alright stadium, had overpriced food that was nowhere near fresh though. Not many bathrooms so wait times for the women’s bathroom is guaranteed.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …More
295: Theres a manager named terrah she is very rude to the security guards, keep on complaining to the supervisors about small things. I was having food from the catering where the servers told me that i can have it for which i didnt even asked about in the first place. so first day she complained it to my supervisor that i was having food in the lunch area and then the other day she snatched the food from me when i was taking it on my break and told me that i can take only when theres leftover. After that i never went back to that catering floor, i really felt embarrassed. I am never coming back here again to work. She just complained about me for the food.
Chloe MacDonald-Chow: Went to a concert. The staff were great there were no incidents and the expectations were set before we entered the building. They did a fantastic job of hosting this concert.
Dee Lo: Great ice-rink
yai vongsaphay: We came here for Jackson Wang concert. The venue is spacious, plenty of parking . It was nice that they had separate entry for floor and reserved seating. It made entering and exiting run smoothly.
Hana Taylor: Pretty decent stadium. They have a water fountain. Had to discard our umbrellas which in Vancouver is kinda troublesome.
nicola mcmanus: Facilities are lacking, not enough kisoks & menu is limited.
Sharon Tanner: Great venue, but the seats are small and no leg room if you're tall. Felt like a sardine
Keith Scott: Saw the Lewis Capaldi concert here and was super happy with the seats, unobstructed views from all seats and the size of the venue means that even if you’re at the back you’re still close to the action. Have been to other smaller stadiums like this and found the audio to have a heavy echo, it was only very light here. The space on the concourses is quite open for a packed house, the concession lines are easily identifiable and move fairly fast considering the amount of people. Limited food and drink selections but to be expected for a venue of this size. My only recommendation is GET THERE EARLY, parking is extremely limited and you really want to be on level 1 or level 2 of the parking garage or you can plan to sit for a while. Once you’re out traffic management is handled very well. Oh! I forgot to mention all of the staff were courteous and helpful as well.
Janessa Irene: We went to see Lewis Capaldi in concert here and the sound system was great. The queuing outside for floor seating took some time but the venue itself was decent. The only issue we had was had we not been on the floor, seeing the concert would have been a little tricky.Leaving the venue after the concert was an experience. Due to surge pricing, Uber prices quadrupled, the line for the bus was ridiculously long and the parking lot was great if you have your own vehicle. Overall a good venue though!
Kush (wacybaccy): Good stadium, needs better exits for big events.
Blake McRitchie: Terrible bar service setups for a full capacity concert event. Whoever is in charge of running the bars and staffing should give their head a shake.
Katherine Lauriente: I have gone to this sports medicine clinic for two reasons. In the past I've been to see their excellent physiotherapy staff and today I had my knee drained and cortisone put in. Totally professional experience, clean, fast, they were happy to explain exactly what they were doing and I felt completely confident when I was there, that I was getting the best possible care.
David Laing: Wide concourse, your pick of fantastic seats at center ice, decent concession prices.
Kristine Cavey: Saw Jim Gaffigan here.Pros: staff were great. Friendly, patient, helpful. Concession had the usual offerings. Great view of the stage and screens. Floors were not sticky, which is so common in stadiums.Neutral: I didn’t get chance to check out the washrooms. There was a mix up and people were in our seats. The staff do not help with this. I had to call out these people myself.Cons: Only one way in. On a cold and rainy day, standing outside in a HUGE line up was not fun. Getting in and out in a car is horrendous. Took at least 30 min extra to get into the parkade and another 45 min to get out (parked on the very top floor). For that reason, we’ve decided not to attend any big events here anymore (sadly).
Oti Hiltz: We went to see Jim Gaffigan last night- Jan 15th- at this venue. The entry into the stadium was ok but there was only two ways to get to our seats in the floor. This caused significant delays as we had to circle around the whole building to get to our seats. The show was excellent- so funny and great timely material from JG- but the crowd “control” after the show ruined it. We had to wait 15minutes to squeeze off the floor through the same doors that were servicing the entire upper tiers of the stadium. Once in the atrium of the stadium there was only one way out- all other exits blocked off needlessly- so we circled back in a literal crush of people to the main doors. Not a safe situation and it took us over 30 minutes to move 100 meters to the doors. The worst and most dangerous crowd control I have seen in North America
Paul Gallant: This is the worst venue I have ever attended for any event. Access to the floor has ONE entrance, parking is a nightmare. I will never attend here again for anything
Brodie May: Venue is nothing special but nothing to compalim about its am arena, however the privaye security are increbly rude, instantly clearing the building after the event, asked multiple times to leave while waiting for family in the bathroom
Qays Omeria: Went to this Spot in October or November of 2022. Chris Rock Did a show here and killed it!! The venue was dope! And it was easy to get back to DT. They had pictures of all the famous comedians on the screen 📺 before the show had started.. & I had lots of fun 🤩… If there is a game or show here, then buy a ticket 🎟️. You will have a GREAT time! … And if your wondering 💭. Yes he did some jokes on “Will Smith” lol 😝
Kurt Pachal: Best hockey rink ice and locker rooms. I rate one less star because of pay parking.
9. Richmond Olympic Oval - Richmond
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4.1
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Address: 6111 River Rd, Richmond, BC V7C 0A2, Canada
Schedule: Opens at 09:00
Telephone: +1 778-296-1400
Business type: Sports complex
new life1: Basketball court not wax and very slippery
Brax: Great facility, friendly staff and helpful service. Wish their wifi was better considering their membership price is significantly more expensive than their competitors.
King Ma: Great facility and modern design. I've came here for couple time of indoor basketball, it was great experience overall. Clean and well maintained. Paid parking available on site only.
Mod Scape (modScape): Great architecture, complete sports amenities and parking is also great
Garrick: Website lists rentals on skates and doesn’t. Also prices are outrageous 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Rafael Ribeiro: Beautiful place !
Carl Brewer: Great rinks for hockey. Change rooms are well set up and it's easy to get in and out of. Friendly and helpful staff. Excellent facility for recreational hockey. Could do with some more spectator seating.
Leo: Nathan Wong is the best part about this gym, he made this gym worth coming too, his guidance and insights on fitness and training made my gym experience exceptional. If you're new to fitness and the gym he is absolutely the one to go to. The other staff pale in comparison. The gym itself is pretty good, well ventilated covid safe with good equipment, but you go here, for Nathan.
Spencer Cook: Told there was no parking for a paid cheer event was told to go to the auxiliary lot and get a shuttle.waited 45 mins in the cold for the shuttle back was not impressed.
Keith Kong: We were told maximum of 60 people with the drop in adult section for basketball, there were more than 80 people when we walked in, we paid $20 for the entry, and didnt even get to shoot at all(waited for an hour and a half by the way), so we decided to leave, since there were only 20minutes left until they closed, we spoke to the staff about our concern, but they were very unhelpful, we were told that nothing they can do. every single court was full with people playing full court or half court games. Absolutely no control of the capacity, wasted $20 for 3 of us, and didnt even get to play. They should really enforce the capacity if they stated 60 people maximum on the their registration site .
Ada Huang: Horrible service. The front desk staff “Arnie “ refused to help us to book a session even if we are members. She told us to learn to do it by ourselves. Even, this is her job.And yes, we did use the mobile app to book sessions before. But this time, given the fact that we are out of network data usage for the rest of the month. We asked for help to book the session. She said that is our problem.We did get our session booked at the end, but the entire process made us really uncomfortable.
Gary Lu: Good facilities, but if you are coming for the indoor track like I did today, don't bother. The track is totally blocked by the mats for rock climbing and other stuff.
Cecilia Gatchalian: Hands down, best gym in Richmond/Vancouver area. Super spacious, good ventilation, friendly staff and modern equipment. Lots of parking too!
Dexter: My friends and I dropped-in recently to play Basketball and it was such a bad experience. The experience went downhill as soon as registration started. I honestly don't understand why you require everyone to create an account even if it is just for drop-in. Maybe understandable if guests are from BC but two people from our group were not even based in BC and I doubt they'll be dropping-in again anytime soon since they don't live here. ~15 minutes wasted because other people were also asked to do the same and the line was quite long. I don't blame the staff for this, clearly an admin decision that doesn't benefit anyone.After wasting ~15 minutes on the registration process we proceeded to the Basketball courts (main purpose of our visit). The courts were pretty packed despite their sign-up page saying only ~50 people were registered for drop-in. That evidently wasn't true, there were at least 70 people using the courts, but that wasn't a big deal. Just odd that they created a process for drop-in sign-up but won't enforce it.The main reason for my review rating; the courts were VERY slippery. Literally everyone from my group complained about this, "it's like playing on ice". Playing on the Basketball courts is an avoidable injury waiting to happen. If it's too much to ask your staff to clean/mop the courts every few hours then at least leave a mop on each court with some cleaning solution. We would've been more than happy to mop the court ourselves for the sake of avoiding an injury and a better experience playing. Also, another thing wrong with the basketball court we were playing on; the ring/hoop was slightly slanted.I understand why you charge $20 for adult drop-ins, but more often than not a person dropping-in isn't looking to avail of all your facilities. With $20 we expected well maintained courts and our expectations were sorely disappointed. The gym is quite nice albeit a bit crowded. Lots of other activities to do in the Oval too. However, Basketball and gym are the main things I considered when looking at the facility.
Meredith Papatsie: The sign up process is difficult to navigate. The guest pass system is not stream lined either. For such a huge facility it’s hard to believe they rely on such incomplete and lazy systems. certainly makes the user experience difficult and dissuading. Also 20 dollars for a drop in class is insane especially for something like shooting hoops. Hoping for the oval to improve and give us our moneys worth.
Jeremy S: Friendly staff, amazing facility
Julian Ripley: Great facility
SM SM: Trying to talk to someone over the phone for booking courts in the past 4 months.....go some where else.. it takes them a week to get back to you...so you try email, one word sorry not available...what do you mean? No explanation. Worst place...customer service "zero"! If I can give no stars I would.
Matt Gul: Amazing facility
XC Z: The speed skating hall is a competition venue, not a citizen fitness venue, so it needs a completely different management model. For example, the Olympic competition venues do not need many external signages, and the Civic Stadium needs very obvious signages, but we can’t see any useful signs at the Richmond Olympic Oval, even on the current exterior During the construction period, there are no safety signs on the fence, any road and gate signs. This is an Olympic venue, not a gym in your basement. This is in dire need of improvement.
Wes Can: Good for kids’ summer camp!
10. Queen Elizabeth Park - Vancouver
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4.7
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Address: 4600 Cambie St, Vancouver, BC V5Z 2Z1, Canada
Schedule: Open until 22:00
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
Evaristo Urzua: This is where the BMO half starts. Beautiful place in a nice neighborhood. If you want to take a strand, this would be it.
D L: Many places to sit and avoid people
Brent Contois: Pay parking, $4 a hour. Great city views.
Nigel Kellett: Great views but trees get in the way.
Dr Vijay Wairagade: Nice park to visit
강준호: 아주좋아요
Rk B: A most visit park.
Joyce Daw: Beautiful setting, not as spectacular as it often is(was between seasonal plantings).
LYFE Design Studio: Stunning park
賴潔音: 簡單樸實散步的好去處。
Solomon Xie: Easy to walk through
j langill: Best view in Vancouver and it's free. The gardens are excellent. Beautiful walking paths
Dalia Shehyn: Beautiful park to start a half marathon. BMO.
Ruth Teeninga: A lovely park with great views of the mountains, and city. Lots of pretty flower beds
Clara Walfaire: Beautiful place for a walk. The view is stunning!Restrooms: Could use some cleaning, but overall okay for a park
Naman Nayyar: Beautiful for sunset and walks. You can take your dog out. Play tennis or Badminton. Beautiful place to enjoy the sunset with a cup of coffee
Neil Sup: Restrooms: Don't expect too much from free public restroom.
Alison Cid: Super hermoso
Parneet Kahlon: A quaint place right in the middle of the city… a good place for fresh air.
ajay kohli: worth a visit!
Drory Oded: Great Park to visit when in Vancouver
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