Freestyle Sessions:
Non Club Season: During the months of March through August, in addition to General Freestyle sessions, we have added some leveled Freestyle sessions (High FS/Moves/Dance and Low FS/Moves/Dance) to allow skaters to practice with others of like abilities and to lessen the traffic on the ice during any one given session. Anyone who has passed the Basic 8 level or students in lessons with an instructor can skate during General Freestyle Sessions, but please be sure to skate at your appropriate leveled session during times not marked General Freestyle. Level Descriptions can be found in the Box entitled “Freestyle Session/Level Descriptions” on page 2 of this document.
1. PICK YOUR SKATING SESSIONS/TIMES: Refer to the Spring or Summer Figure Skating Schedule attached to determine the times you will skate during the 14-week Spring Session. Note: Due to the unusually long length of the Spring Session, changes to the schedule are likely to occur and will be posted on the website, on our rink bulletin board, and will be emailed to those who have provided us with their email address.
2. PURCHASE YOUR ICE COUPONS: Coupons may be purchased in the Pro Shop or front office. Use the Coupon Order form found at the end of this packet to pre-purchase the number of ice coupons you will need. We offer several volume levels beginning at 1 coupon for $15 and going up to 50 coupons at $10 each. You can buy coupons at any time and in any of the available increments or add on any time you run out.
3. TURN IN ONE COUPON PER SESSION: When you are ready to skate, coupons should be given to the ice attendant, or if no attendant is collecting, coupons should be turned in inside the Pro Shop or placed in the mailbox that hangs outside of the Pro-Shop. Please write the skater’s name on each coupon. Skaters are expected to turn in one coupon for each session they skate even if the sessions are continuous back to back sessions.
4. SIGN IN WHEN YOU ARRIVE: There is a sign-in book located on the bleachers outside of the door to the ice surface. All skaters are asked to sign in each session that they skate, even if they skate back to back sessions.
