FAQs
Common Questions:
- Costume pick up happens at the dressing room level at East York Memorial Arena and the schedule is posted HERE. There are lots of times available to pick up costumes so please arrange your schedule accordingly. You can always send a friend or family member to pick up as long as they have your skater’s full name and Ice Show number.
- Dress Rehearsal (April 25th ) @ 5pm - all skaters & volunteers to arrive
- Plan for the event to end around 7:30pm
- Show #1 (April 26 th ) Show Time @ 7:30pm
- Volunteers arrive at 6:15pm
- Skaters in the first half arrive at 6:30pm
- Skaters in second half arrive at 7:00pm
- Show #2 (April 27 th ) Show Time @ 1:30pm
- Volunteers arrive at 12:15pm
- Skaters in the first half arrive at 12:30pm
- Skaters in second half arrive at 1:00pm
- Show #3 (April 27 th ) Show Time @ 7:00pm
- Volunteers arrive at 5:45pm
- Skaters in the first half arrive at 6:00pm
- Skaters in second half arrive at 6:30pm
- Pick Up & Drop off occurs at the East End Doors (back of the arena, near the baseball field) at the times listed above. Skaters will be escorted down to the dressing rooms. Please refer to question #5 for more pick up information.
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Volunteers can bring their skater with them through the main doors when they have a volunteer shift otherwise the skater must enter & exit through the east door.
- No. Only those with accessibility passes will be permitted to park in the arena parking lot so please plan ahead. There is parking on the side streets around the arena as well as the curling club, the local public school and the Shopper’s Drug Mart at Woodbine and O’Connor that could all have spaces available.
- All skaters will skate in all three shows. They are also required to attend all rehearsals and the Dress Rehearsal. The shows take place on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening.
- Skaters are only permitted to leave the arena at the intermission of each show PROVIDED they have already performed. Early pick up occurs at the East Doors (back of the arena near the baseball diamond). Keep in mind that there is a grand finale at the end of each show where all the skaters come out onto the ice and receive congratulations.
- YES! Besides all skaters keeping their ice show costumes, there will also be souvenir t-shirts available for purchase. We will also be selling flowers and stuffies that you can purchase to toss onto the ice for your skater during the Grand Finale. An online souvenir program will also be available for download at the show.
- We will be selling concessions at all shows so there will be chips, popcorn, candy and drinks available for purchase. A cart will roll downstairs in the dressing rooms so that skaters can purchase items as well. Your skater may bring their own snacks provided they are school safe (NUT FREE PLEASE)
- All skaters must remain in the dressing rooms for the duration of the show under parent volunteer supervision, unless they have skated in the first half of the show and wish to leave at intermission (see question #5)
- NO. In order to maintain the flow of the show and to make things easier on the volunteers, you may not visit your skater during the show and they may not leave the dressing room to visit with you. They will be well taken care of and be having a ton of fun in the dressing rooms.
Call for Volunteers
Are there any members of our community that have an interest and/or background with photography and/or videography? We are searching for people to photograph and video the show this year. If you have an interest in putting your name forward or have questions of what this would entail please email Sean at sean.s.lamb@gmail.com. For those with a skater in the show, this would count as your volunteer responsibilities for the show! We will share the full volunteer duties list in the coming weeks.
Tickets
Tickets will go on sale Monday, April 1st. Tickets can be purchased online for $20 each including tax and fees. The earlier you purchase the better seat selection you will have! Tickets will also be sold at the door for $20 (cash only).
Important Ice Show Dates
- April 8th: Tickets go on sale
- April 11 - 25: Ice Show Rehearsals (full schedule is attached)
- April 14: Picture Day #1 (schedule for all pictures days attached)
- April 17: Picture Day #2
- April 18: Picture Day #3
- April 25: Dress Rehearsal 5:00pm - 8:00pm
- April 26: Ice Show #1 starting at 7:30pm
- April 27: Ice Shows #2 & #3 starting at 1:30pm and 7:00pm
As more questions come in, we will address them here!
We are excited to be planning the 2024 East York Skating Club Ice Show! The Ice Show is an annual tradition that celebrates skating at the club.
We invite skaters including pre-can to join the tradition as we present ‘Celestial Celebration’ on April 26 & 27, 2024!
Ice Show Registration will be open on uplifter from November 20th to December 7th. All skaters must be registered in a Winter Program to participate in the ice show. Please note December 7th is the deadline for sizing and registering for the Ice Show.
Please note the following when registering:
· It is required for a parent/guardian to volunteer for at least 2 shows (Dress Rehearsal included)
· General Ice Show practices will be between April 11th-24th
· Please note, that practices are not guaranteed to be on the day that your skater currently skates on
· Skaters must be available for the dress rehearsal on April 25th & 3 Ice Shows total on April 26th & 27th.