Town Facilities – FAQ
| Q: How old is the Rothesay arena? |
| The Rothesay Arena was opened in 1972. |
| Q: When will the ice be in at the Rothesay Common? |
| The ice season at the Rothesay Common is generally from mid-December until early March. The surface may not be available for short periods during or immediately following inclement or unseasonably warm weather. Closures are posted on the Town Facebook page, Twitter account and the Rothesay website. For more information please visit: https://www.rothesay.ca/recreation/rothesay-common/ |
| Q: Do you have any ice time available at the Rothesay Arena? |
| Please email the Facilities Coordinator at RyanKincade@Rothesay.ca to be added to the open ice distribution list. |
| Q: What does it cost to rent ice at the arena? |
| Ice rental rates vary by time of day and the nature of the organization renting. Please email RyanKincade@Rothesay.ca or visit www.rothesay.ca/recreation/facilities/rothesay-arena/ for more information. |
| Q: How much does it cost to rent the Arthur Miller fields? |
| The current rate for youth is $35/hour and for adults is $60/hour. |
| Q: Are the fields open tonight? |
| Please inquire with your Sport Organization regarding field closures or cancellations due to weather and/or field conditions. |
| Q: How do I book the Bill McGuire Center, Wells Community Centre, or Arena Community Room and what are the rates? |
| For more information on rates and booking, please visit: www.rothesay.ca/recreation/facilities/ |
| Q: Can I use a publicly owned park, trail, or open green space for an event or ceremony? |
| The town of Rothesay does not accept reservations or bookings for any publicly owned parks, trails, or open green spaces. Members of the public are welcome to use Town parks, trails, and open green spaces (including the pavilion at East Riverside-Kingshurst Park) for their events or ceremonies. However, those choosing to use a public space for events or ceremonies do so at their own risk of others rightfully being in the space at the same time. There is no fee for using the area. Open public spaces are accessible to anyone from dawn to dusk. |
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