Figure Time sessions at The Mullins Community Ice Center are offered at various times weekly year-round (depending on the ice schedule) and provide figure skaters of all ages and skill levels a chance to get on the ice and practice their routines and technique. Scroll down to see a current calendar of upcoming Freestyle sessions and FAQs.

Admission

$25 Per Session 

Register For Figure Time

 

Figure Times are for Figure Skaters all ages looking to hone their individual figure skating skills. 

How Do I Pre-Register For Figure Time Online?

  1. Check above calendar and make sure your date is avaialble.
  2. Click link below to register online.
  3. Give your name to the front desk for check in upon arrival.
  4. Be sure to complete and sign a waiver (online or at the front desk).

Register For Figure Time Here

Do I Have To Pre-Register For Figure Time?

Pre-registration is encouraged but not required for Freestyle sessions. The advantage to pre-registering is should a session become full, you will have priority over walk-up guests to get on the ice quicker.

We will also be introducing discounts and deals in the near future! Having a FinnlySport account and booking sessions online will get you access to these deals!

Pricing / Rentals / Skate Sharpening

  • Cost: $25 per person, per session
    • (50min/ 1hr20min sessions are currently same admission price - $25)
      • Anyone intersted in skating in back to back 50min sessions must pay $50
  • Figure Skate Rentals: $7
  • Figure Skate Sharpenings: $12

Figure Time Rules & Guidelines

(Check Figure Time schedule frequently as updates can be made without notice. Figure Times are subject to change.)

  • All are welcome- must have Figure Skates, no hockey skates are allowed
  • No group/synchronized skating allowed
  • Must sign our Mullins Center waiver upon checking in at reception desk. Skaters under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a Parent or Guardian
  • Skate Sharpening available upon request ($12)
  • Must be respectful of other skaters space on the ice and mindful of keeping yourself and others around you in a safe environment for all recreational figure skaters attending