Discounted group rates
Group ice rentals and fundraisers
Rent the ice all to yourself, or bring a church, school or non-profit group for a fundraiser at the Ice Bowl on Holt Blvd.
Can a church, school or non-profit raise money on the ice?
Fundraisers for churches, schools and non-profit organizations are on the rink’s own list of things to do. A skate night gives a group something people actually want to show up for, and it puts families in the same room for a couple of hours instead of asking them to buy wrapping paper.
How a fundraiser is set up here is a conversation, not a form. Rates, ticketing and what is included depend on your group, so call 909-986-0793 or email info@ontarioiceskating.net and say what you are raising money for. Nothing about price or terms is assumed on this page; the rink answers those directly.
Fresh ice under the trusses and tournament banners, Holt Blvd
Renting the ice all to yourself
Special-occasion group rentals are offered at discounted rates, and you can rent the ice all to yourself. That suits a family reunion, a team celebration or an office outing, where nobody wants to share the sheet with a public session. Ask what the rental covers, because skates and equipment are worth settling before the day.
Broomball is the one group format with a posted price: $275.00 per hour, paid in full at booking, for up to 15 people per team and no more than 30 players on the ice. The rink provides balls, brooms and goalie nets. Read the details on the broomball page, or look at the birthday party package if the group is mostly kids.
How to start a group booking
Start with a call to 909-986-0793 or an email to info@ontarioiceskating.net. Session times change, so the date you want is something to confirm by phone, or by text to 909-935-9023, before you tell anyone. Have a rough headcount ready, since it decides how you plan the ice.
Plan around the people who have never skated. Put first-timers near the boards, put gloves and thick socks on the invitation, and expect the first ten minutes to be slow. The rink also runs an in-house Youth League and an in-house Adult league, which is the natural next step for a group that finds it likes the ice.
“Chino Troop 309 thanks you for the hospitality!” Christopher Conover, Google review of a broomball night.
Headcount, dates and first-timers
Four answers make the phone call short. Everything else, including rates, goes to the rink at 909-986-0793.
- How many people are coming
- How many have skated before
- Two or three possible dates
- Whether the group is kids, adults or both
Other group formats live on their own pages: broomball by the hour and birthday parties.