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The Pavilion

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The Pavilion

1001 Southwest Bradbury Way, Bend, OR, United States

Activities

1001 Southwest Bradbury Way, Bend, OR, United States
(541) 389-7588 (SK8T)
info@bendparksandrec.org

Hours

Now – April 2020: Open daily, 8:00 am – 8:00 pm for ice season. Check schedules for sessions.

Holidays & Special Hours:

Jan. 1, New Year’s Day, 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Jan. 20, MLK Jr. Day, Open
Jan. 24 – 26, Cascade Invitational Hockey Tournament
Feb. 17, President’s Day, Open
Mar. 14 – 15, Wally Wallace Cup
Mar. 23 – 27, Spring Break
May 12, Easter Day, Closed
May 25, Memorial Day, Close

See Schedule
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Public Skate Sessions:

Check schedules for times.

Open Skate: Recreational skating for all ages and abilities; however, children 6 years and under must be supervised by a responsible person 14 years or older. Hockey, speed skating and advanced figure skating not allowed. Groups of ten and more, call 72 hours in advance for special pricing. During normally lower attendance times, activities may include basic skating and/ or laps on the outside perimeter and basic figure skating/ice dancing/freestyle on the inside. These sessions may occasionally include large groups such as schools. Check online schedules prior to attendance so you know what to expect. Sorry, no sticks allowed.

$6 Sunday Family Skate: Open skate for families for only $6/person (all ages) including skate rental. All children must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

$6 Cheap Skates: Special open skate sessions for only $6/person (all ages) including skate rental on Tuesday nights. Open skate rules apply. Ice season only. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

$6 Parent-Tot Skate: Open skate and activities for toddler and pre-school age children for only $6/person (all ages) including skate rental. All children must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Ice season only. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

Non-ice Season Only: The Pavilion skate park features, and games including foosball, table tennis and corn hole will be included during open skate and Sunday Family Skate times.

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Ice Sports & Programs:
October – April

Learn a new sport or develop your skills in Ice Hockey, Figure Skating or Curling with classes designed for every ability and skill level. We offer instructional level classes, drop-in practice times, competitive and non-competitive league play. Learn more.

  • Ice Skate Lessons: Progressive Youth and Adult Programs for every skill and ability
  • Ice Hockey: Youth and Adult Ice Hockey Clinics and League Play
  • Curling: Adult Clinics, Drop-In Play and Leagues

Roller Sports & Programs:
Non-ice season

In summer 2019, the Bend Bullets youth inline hockey program and Lava City Roller Derby moved to The Pavilion. Additional programs including youth Learn to Roller Skate and adult roller hockey leagues are planned for late spring 2020. Look for more details in spring 2020.

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Other features

Winter is iced over with fun for everyone. During public ice skating sessions, BPRD ice hockey games and curling matches, spectators are welcome to watch the action at no charge. Food and beverages available with local brewery on site during adult hockey and curling league.

  • Party and event rental space
  • Lobby & The Pavilion Cafe
  • Outdoor Plaza & Fire Pits
  • Viewing/Warming Room
  • Changing Rooms & Lockers

Summer fun for the whole family. In addition to traditional roller skating and in-line skating, The Pavilion skatepark features and games including foosball, table tennis and corn hole will be included during open skate and Sunday Family Skate times.

Please call if you have any questions or need more information (541) 389-7588.

 

2019-20 Ice Skating Fees & Ice Season Passes

Purchase the pass to best match you and your needs. Combine couple and family pass specials for the best value!

Learn more about skate sessions or see daily schedule.

Rental skates available for $3 – toddler through adult size 15 available; loaner helmets available at no charge.

Ice Skating Single Visit Pass

Without Skate Rental With Skate Rental
Adult (19-59) $9 $12
Older Adult (60-79) / Student $8 $11
Youth (3-18) / Honored Citizens (80+) $7 $10
Children under 3 with paying adult Free Free
 

Ice Skating 10-Visit Pass (Save an average of 20%)

Without Skate Rental With Skate Rental
Adult (19-59) $72 $96
Older Adult (60-79) / Student $64 $88
Youth (3-18) / Honored Citizens (80+) $56 $80
 

Ice Season Pass (Unlimited Visits!)

10% Discount on Ice Season Passes if purchased before November 1!
Without Skate Rental With Skate Rental
Adult (19-59) $229 $259
Older Adult (60-79) / Student $199 $229
Youth (3-18) / Honored Citizens (80+) $169 $199

Ice Season Specials & Discounts

Combine a season pass with a couple or family pass special = SERIOUS SAVINGS FOR SOME SERIOUS FUN.

 

Save 25%

 Couples Pass Special: Spouse/domestic partner receives 25% off pass of equal or less value with the purchase of full-price season pass. Must purchase passes at same time. Excludes 10-visit passes.

 Save 50%

 Family Pass Special: Dependent children 18 years and younger and spouse receive 50% off passes of equal or less value with the purchase of a full price adult season pass. Minimum three pass purchase required. Must purchase at same time. Excludes 10-visit passes.

2019 Roller Skating Fees & Passes:

OPEN SKATE:
$5 youth (age 3-18) | $6 senior (age 60+) | $7 adult (age 19-59). Skate rental: $3/person.
Children under 3 free with a paying adult.

$5 SUNDAY FAMILY SKATE:
$5 per person, all ages. Includes skate rental.
Children under 3 free with a paying adult.

Learn more about skate sessions or see daily schedule.

Rental skates available for $3 – toddler through adult size 15 available; loaner helmets available at no charge.

Special Rates and Parties:

Ice Skating Special Rate Sessions: Come skating for a great price! Family Skate, Parent-tot Skate and “Cheap Skates” sessions are only $6 per person including skate rentals. View the schedule for days and times.

Roller Skating Special Rate Sessions: Come skating for a great price! Sunday Family Skate sessions are only $5 per person including skate rentals. View the schedule for days and times.

Parties: For birthdays and other celebrations, rent the party room and bring the gang to skate. Reservations must be booked 72 hours in advance for special rates. Learn more about Parties and Groups.

Large Groups: School groups and other large groups are welcome at The Pavilion and discounts are available. Reservations are needed for groups of 10 or more. Reservations must be booked 72 hours in advance for special rates. Learn more about Parties and Groups.

Out-of-District Fee Policy: Residents who live outside of the Bend Park and Recreation District are encouraged to participate in all facilities and programs. Out of district residents do not pay property taxes that support the district and will be charged an additional 20% for programs and facility passes. If you need help determining if you live inside the district boundaries, call us at 389-7275. We also have a District Map and you can simply put in your address and it will indicate if you live within the district boundaries.

Helmets Available & Encouraged: The Pavilion encourages all skaters to wear a helmet while on skating, especially children. We have loaner helmets available to use or you can bring your own.  The sizes available are: Youth (Toddler- Age 5ish), XS/S, M/L and L/XL. All of The Pavilion’s loaner helmets are dual-certified which means that they comply with U.S. CPSC Bike and ASTM Skate safety standards.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends that ice skaters use hockey, bicycle, ski or skateboard helmets. If you want to follow that recommendation, it may be best to look for a helmet certified to the ASTM Skateboard standard, F 1492, or even dual certified to the skateboard and bicycle helmet standards. They have some multi-impact capability and more coverage in the rear than a bike helmet.

Facility Rules:

Deck & Plaza Rules

  • Skaters and spectators are not allowed in designated Zamboni travel area.
  • Guests are not allowed to walk with skates on areas not covered with rubber matting unless they are wearing blade guards.
  • Shooting, passing, stickhandling, and use of hockey pucks/balls anywhere other than the skating surface is not allowed.
  • Skateboarding, scootering or rollerblading is not permitted during the ice season and only in designated areas during the non-ice/roller skating season.
  • Snowball throwing and fights are not allowed.

General Rink Rules

  • No shoes or boots allowed on ice except unless approved by staff or during curling times.
  • No food, drinks and gum allowed on the rink or ice surface.
  • Skaters are not allowed to carry children or secondary items on the rink (cameras, handbags, strollers, etc.).
  • Skating in a manner that endangers or interferes with other skater’s safety or pleasure is not allowed.
  • Skaters shall be alert to other skaters at all times and yield to slower skaters.
  • Skaters must keep moving. No sitting, lying or resting on rink.
  • Roughness, excessive speeding, skating against the flow or weaving through other skaters is not allowed.
  • No horseplay while on the rink. This includes tag, chain skating, throwing snowballs, racing and intentionally sliding.
  • Hockey sticks and pucks are not allowed except during designated hockey times.
  • Jumps and spins allowed only at center rink (inside blue circle) unless crowd size poses a safety issue. Figure skaters using the center of the rink should be aware of beginners and exercise caution doing jumps and spins.
  • Skaters are not allowed in the player boxes except during program times.
  • Skaters are not allowed to sit on or climb over the dasher boards.
  • No one is allowed on the ice during resurfacing. Skaters may not enter the rink until staff allows re-entry.
  • Guests are not allowed to walk with skates on areas not covered by rubber matting unless wearing blade guards.
  • Kicking or chipping holes in ice/rink is prohibited.
  • Skate aids are for beginner skaters or those with a need only.
  • No objects allowed on rink without staff approval.
  • Private skating instruction and coaching is not allowed without approval.
  • Abusive behavior and language will not be tolerated.
  • Protective head gear is strongly recommended especially for young children and beginners.

Helmets Available & Encouraged

The Pavilion encourages all skaters to wear a helmet while skating, especially children. We have loaner helmets available to use or you can bring your own.  The sizes available are: Youth (Toddler- Age 5ish), XS/S, M/L and L/XL. All of The Pavilion’s loaner helmets are dual-certified which means that they comply with U.S. CPSC Bike and ASTM Skate safety standards.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends that ice skaters use hockey, bicycle, ski or skateboard helmets. If you want to follow that recommendation, it may be best to look for a helmet certified to the ASTM Skateboard standard, F 1492, or even dual certified to the skateboard and bicycle helmet standards. They have some multi-impact capability and more coverage in the rear than a bike helmet.

Year-Round Excitement

The Pavilion offers ice skating and ice sports October 21 to mid-April and roller skating, sports leagues and the PAC in summer for year-round fun.

  • For session/program details, click on the session below.
  • During inclement weather, check back regularly for cancellations and closures before attending a session.
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