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COVID-19 Updates and Guidance

We re-opened on 27th April 2021 in accordance with Scottish Government guidelines in place.

Tickets are now available, and our online Skate Shop is still open!

We recommend following us on Facebook and Instagram to Keep up-to-date with any changes.

 

Opening hours

Our opening hours will vary according to which Level we’re in, in line with guidelines from the Scottish Government. Here’s what you can expect from us: 

Level 4

Rink completely closed, with no sessions going ahead.

Level 3

Family discos and junior lessons can go ahead for ages 4-17 only, with masks, social distancing, and increased hygiene measures in place. If you’re 18 or over, you can support your child on the rink while wearing your shoes, and you’re welcome to hang out and watch from our cafe – you just can’t skate (yet!) 

At the weekends we split the days into two-hour sessions – you get 1.5 hours skating time, with 15 minutes either side to safely get in and out of the venue. 

Saturdays 12 PM – 6 PM
Session 1: 12 PM to 2 PM
Session 2: 2 PM to 4 PM
Session 3: 4 PM to 6 PM
 
Sundays 12 PM – 4 PM 
Session 1: 12 PM to 2 PM
Session 2: 2 PM to 4 PM
 

Level 2 and below

Same as above, but our adults-only discos can go ahead too, and over 18s can skate at family discos. Masks, social distancing, and increased hygiene measures still in place.

Capacity of Sessions

The maximum capacity of sessions is calculated according to the current level rules as per Scottish Government Guidance,

Online Booking

To make sure we can stick to our limited capacity, we will not be taking walk-ins. We strongly advise customers to book online in advance.

Trace and Protect

When you book online, we’ll collect information from the lead booker for Trace and Protect. You’ll also be encouraged to provide the details of the other attendees.

This info includes a contact number, the number of people from your household attending, date and time of visit and, where possible, the time you left too.

Face Coverings

Face coverings must be worn, unless you are exempt under government guidelines. This includes children aged 12 and up. You can take your face covering off when you’re seated at your table with your group.

COVID-19 General Advice