Here’s when Toronto’s skating rinks open for the season

Start sharpening those skates because Toronto’s outdoor ice skating rinks are opening for the season this weekend.

Though our weather has been a bit wonky these last few weeks, the City is optimistic that temperatures will be right for the opening of ice rinks.

The outdoor artificial ice rinks start to open for the season on Nov. 29, 2025. “Outdoor artificial ice rinks typically open in late November and close for the season in March,” shares the City.

So you have plenty of time to enjoy the rinks even after the holidays. Keep in mind that although the rollout begins this weekend, not all 50 rinks will open at once. Check the City’s website to find out whether your neighbourhood rink is on the list for opening weekend.

City-maintained ice rinks in Toronto

• Albert Campbell Square
• Buttonwood Park
• Campbell Avenue Playground
• Cedarvale Park
• Christie Pits
• College Park
• Colonel Samuel Smith Park
• Dieppe Park
• Dufferin Grove Park
• Ethennonnhawahstihnen Park
• Giovanni Caboto
• Glen Long Community Centre
• Greenwood Park
• Harry Gairey/Alexandra Park
• High Park
• Hodgson Public School
• Humber Valley Rink
• Irving W. Chapley Community Centre
• Jimmie Simpson Park
• Joseph Bannon Park
• Kew Gardens
• Lambton – Kingsway Park
• Ledbury Park
• McCowan District Park
• Mel Lastman Square
• Monarch Park
• Nathan Phillips Square
• North Toronto Memorial/Eglinton Park
• Otter Creek Centre
• Prince Of Wales Rink
• Queensway Rink
• Ramsden Park
• Regent Park Park
• Rennie Park
• Rivercrest Rink
• Riverdale Park East
• Rosedale Park
• Royalcrest Rink
• Sherbourne Common
• Sir Adam Beck Rink
• Summerlea Rink
• Sunnydale Acres Rink
• Toronto Metropolitan University Square
• Trinity Bellwoods Park
• Valleyfield Park
• Van Horne Park/Pleasant View Rink
• Wallace Emerson Park
• Wedgewood Park
• West Deane Park/Martingrove
• West Mall Rink
• Westgrove Rink
• Westway Outdoor Rink
• Withrow Park

Have fun out there, Toronto! Whether you’re perfecting your spins or wibbling through your first glide, skating season is officially on.

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