For better use and better management. The UNOFFICIAL Website of Toronto's Outdoor Skating Rinks
< 2010-2011 |
RINK REPORT CARD: 2007-2008 |
City Hall/Nathan Phillips |
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100 Queen Street West |
Phone number unavailable |
Strengths: Toronto’s major destination rink. Always open, ice usually in good condition. Survives March sunlight better because of shade of big hotel. Skate rental. Good after-hours shinny hockey.
Areas for improvement: This rink lost points because it has no inside changeroom or benches. No mats in the washrooms. The zamboni staff room is hidden at the back and the rink guard room looks slummy. Rink guards aren’t being ambassadors.
Next steps: Get mats for the washrooms. Since the rink/ public washroom building is scheduled for demolition at an uncertain date, so no improvements can be made now, set up a friendly campfire area beside the rink with benches, hot chocolate and marshmallows.
Comments? Write to us at [email protected]
81 % | |
1. Access |
23 / 24 |
Public ice time / permit balance |
9 / 9 |
Reliable schedule |
8 / 8 |
Enough mats for skaters |
2 / 3 |
Skate equipment available |
4 / 4 |
2. Communication |
11 / 14 |
Good signage |
2 / 5 |
Friendly staff |
4 / 4 |
Working phone line |
5 / 5 |
3. Ice Quality |
7 / 7 |
Regular maintenance |
0.5/ 0.5 |
Not too thick |
3 / 3 |
Maintenance complements schedule |
0.5 / 0.5 |
Clean below the surface |
3 / 3 |
4. Skater Friendliness |
28/ 40 |
Welcoming atmosphere |
10 / 14 |
Convenience |
7 / 8 |
Working facilities |
9/ 11 |
Safety |
2 / 7 |