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Bill Copeland Sports Centre

“Burnaby's premier destination for ice sports and skating.”

4.4 · 440 reviews Burnaby, BC V5B 4Z6 Indoor · Play
⏱️ 1-3 hours Moderate energy
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The Experience

This world-class facility features an Olympic-sized rink known for its exceptional ice quality and professional atmosphere. It hosts everything from high-stakes hockey games to relaxed public skating sessions for families and friends.

  • The arena provides a professional-grade environment for local hockey leagues and competitive figure skating events.

  • Regular public skating sessions offer a fun and active way for people of all ages to enjoy the ice.

  • On-site amenities include skate sharpening services and a variety of rental equipment to ensure everyone can participate.

  • The facility is equipped with extensive spectator seating, making it a popular venue for regional sports competitions.

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Best Suited For

The Crowd

  • 🔹Hockey Fans
  • 🔹Community Groups
  • 🎓Students
  • 🔹Local Athletes

The Occasion

  • 🔹Sporting Event
  • 🔹Public Skating
  • 🔹Trade Show
  • 🔹Graduation Celebration
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Plan Your Visit

Insider Tips

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    Toonie Skate events include skate and helmet rental in the price

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    Skate shop open during lessons and drop-in sessions

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    Ice sledges and skating assists available for accessibility

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    Free helmet rental (CSA-approved, mandatory for kids 12 and under)

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    Construction traffic changes on Kensington Ave — check burnaby.ca for updates

04

Know Before You Go

Washrooms
Wheelchair Accessible
Elevator
Lockers
WiFi
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Location

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Getting Here

🚇 Transit

Take the #133 bus from Holdom Station directly to the sports complex. About a 25-minute walk from Sperling-Burnaby Lake Station.

🚗 Parking

Large free surface parking lots surrounding the sports complex and adjacent Burnaby Lake Arena.

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What Visitors Say

★ 4.4 (440 Google reviews)

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