The smallest skate size is 9 for children, while the largest is 13 for adults.

No. Children aged 6 and under must be supervised by chaperones on the ice. Children aged 7 to 12 must be accompanied, but the adult may remain in the "Family Zone" while the child skates.

No. Instructors must remain available at all times to supervise rink activities. L'Atrium Le 1000 offers skating lessons for children and adults, please visit the section Skating lessons for more information.

Yes, if you don't have a ticket for yourself, you won't be able to stay in the skaters' area, but you will be able to use the food court surrounding the rink, as well as the family zone.

Yes, the rink is surrounded by a food court. Please consult the list of available restaurants in the section Eat.

Yes, you can bring your lunch and use the tables and chairs in the food court to enjoy your meal. However, you may not eat or drink on the ice. It's also forbidden to move furniture in the food court, or have birthday parties with cake and decorations.

Yes, please go to the Atrium Le 1000 box office between Wednesday and Friday before 5pm.

No. The rink is not designed for this type of equipment.

Helmets have been compulsory since June 1, 2024. Ski, roller or snowboard helmets are accepted, but bicycle helmets are not.

Approximately 3 years old. All children must wear skates to access the rink. A limited number of learning aids are available and can be borrowed free of charge if traffic permits. Strollers, sleds and other transport equipment are not permitted on the ice.

Yes, there are no prerequisites. For children under 54" high, we lend a limited number of learning aids free of charge. For children above this limit and for adults, there is a handrail at the perimeter of the ice on which to stand.

Yes, you can bring your skates and use the sharpening service available at 9.00 $ or take advantage of the full rental service available on site.

Admission is limited, so a ticket purchased online in advance guarantees your entry. If you don't have a reservation, you run the risk of being turned away due to overcrowding.

Cash, Interac, Visa and Mastercard.

No. Admission is valid until closing time.

Yes, access is via rue de la Cathédrale and the exit is on rue Mansfield. Parking is 7.00 $ with the purchase of a skating session. Please bring your parking coupon to the rink to obtain the reduced rate.

The Le 1000 building is directly linked to the Bonaventure metro station (line 2 - Orange). From the station, follow the signs to the Atrium Le 1000 skating rink.