The City-operated arena is home to the Shakopee High School boys and girls hockey teams and the Shakopee Youth Hockey Association. It also offers open skating and other skate programs.
Shakopee Skate School
Shakopee Parks and Recreation partners with Go4Gold Skating Academy to offer the Shakopee Skate School. Learn more about the skating programs on our Skate School page.
Ice Rental
The Shakopee Ice Arena sells ice time to teams, clubs, camps, and private groups at any time of the year. Ice rental is available for team practices, birthday parties, company parties, or family outings.| Shakopee Ice Arena Live Schedule | Shakopee Ice Reservation and Allocation Info Sheet |
Ice Rental Fees
| Season | Rates |
| Fall-Winter Prime (October 1 to March 15) Monday-Friday 2 to 9 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays, non-school days & holidays 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. |
$245/hour (plus sales tax) |
| Fall-Winter Non-Prime (October 1 to March 15) Monday-Friday 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. and After 9 p.m. Saturdays & Sundays 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. |
$200/hour (plus sales tax) |
| Spring/Summer (March 16 to September 30) | $200/hour (plus sales tax) |
Open Skating
Open skating is free with a Community Center membership (must present ID) or included with the purchase of a daily pass. Skate rental is available for $6 Resident/ $9 Non-Resident. Options include figure skates or hockey skates. Please note that times vary throughout the year, and are subject to change based on facility needs.
Open Hockey (Developmental Hockey)
Starting September 1, 2026, Developmental Hockey will be named Open Hockey on the monthly event calendar. Open Hockey is a public session that offers skaters an opportunity to work on their skating skills either individually or through private lessons with an instructor. Fee is $11Resident/ $16 Non-Resident. Refer to the Ice Arena Monthly Calendar for scheduled times. Please note that times vary throughout the year, and are subject to change based on facility needs.Rules:
- All skaters (anyone taking a lesson/working on a skill) must pay before taking the ice.
- Required equipment for anyone on the ice include: a helmet, stick, gloves and skates. All other equipment is optional.
