Greeley Ice Haus
Greeley Ice Haus
Facility Closures
Sun, April 1 (Easter)
June 4-July 29 (facility maintenance)
Public Skate
Monday-Sunday 12-1:30pm
Wednesday 6:15-7:45pm
Cosmic Skating
Friday 6:30-8pm
Saturday 7:15-8:45pm
Public Skate Admission
Public Skate $5
Age 5 & under $2
Skate Rental $2
Family Skate Sessions
Tuesday & Thursday 12-1:30pm
Wednesday 6:15-7:45pm
Only $14 for two adults and up to four children (excludes skate rental)
Skate Café
Monday 9-10:30am (hockey)
10:30-11:30am (figure skating)
Wednesday & Friday 9-10am
$3.50 (includes skate rental and a cup of coffee)
Public Ice Hockey
$6 Drop-In (16+)
Stick ‘n’ Puck (all ages, under 8 with an adult)
Freestyle Skate
Figure skaters improve your skills!
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 3-5:15pm
45-minute sessions, $5.50
Adaptive Fun Skate
Tuesday 10-11am
$3 (includes skate rental)
Staff
Mark Mann, Ice Haus Recreation Supervisor
970-350-9462
Corbin Fitzgibbons, Ice Haus Coordinator
970-336-4201
Heather Utrata, Customer Service Representative
970-336-4259
Located in downtown Greeley, the Ice Haus is the COOLEST place in town!
Check out our ice skating classes, figure skating instruction, or hockey leagues.
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Learn to Skate Program
Basic Skills Learn to Skate Program
Our Basic Skills Program will help teach you all you need to know to get out on the ice. Lessons are for ages 3 years old and up. The Ice Haus Skate School provides a number of different opportunities in ice skating, whether you want to learn basic skating skills or are pursuing advanced skating techniques, jumps and spins. Our coaches are certified members of the Professional Skating Association, have years of experience and knowledge within the sport, and follow guidelines of the United States Figure Skating Association (USFSA).
Not sure which class to start with? Check out the Snowplow Sam Progression Chart.
Learn to Skate Sessions
*All participants must pay $17/year USFSA registration fee.
Session I Feb 14-March 24
Session II March 31-May 5
Registration Deadline Feb 17, March 31
Fee $57 resident/$67 non-resident
*pro-rated $48 resident/$58 non-resident
Snowplow Sam 1-3
Develop coordination and strength that will carry over to the Basic Skills classes.
Wed • 6-15-6:45pm
Sat • 10:45-11:15am
Basic 1-6
Introduces participants to the fundamentals of basic skating skills.
Basic 1/2 Sat • 10:45-11:15am
Basic 3/4 Sat • 11:15-11:45am
Basic 5/6 Sat • 11:15-11:45am
Pre-Freeskate-Freeskate 6
Advanced jump-and-spin technique while combining footwork, power and edge control. The level where a skater decides to go competitive or stay recreational.
Pre-Freeskate Sat • 10:45-11:15am
Freeskate 1/2 Sat • 11:15-11:45am
Freeskate 3/4 Sat • 10:45-11:15am
Freeskate 5/6 Sat • 10:45-11:15am
Adult 1-4
An opportunity for adults to learn the fundamentals of skating.
Sat • 11:15-11:45am
Power & Conditioning
This class challenges advanced skaters by incorporating strength, flexibility, endurance and explosive power into their skating.
Sat • 10:15-10:45am
Axel Class
Learn the first major jump for figure skating. Skaters will go over exercises for the jump and will learn the axel and the double axel.
Sat • 9:45-10:15am
Artistry in Motion
Designed to educate skaters on the basic principles of choreography and to give them a foundation in basic body alignment, line and movement.
Sat • 9-9:45am
First Day Tips for Learn to Skate
New to our Learn to Skate Program? Here are some pointers to get you started:
- While we do accept registrations on the first day of class, we ask that participants to register prior to the beginning of the session. You can register in person at any of our recreation facilities, online at MyGreeleyRec.com, or over the phone at 970-350-9402.
- Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your class time.
- On the first day of class, please check in at the front desk so we can ensure that you are enrolled in the correct class, have a current USFSA membership and have everything you need to get out on the ice on time.
- Skate rental is included in your registration fee and the front desk staff will assist you with getting the right pair of skates. You are welcome to use your own skates as well.
- We recommend the use of helmets during class and have them at the front desk for you to borrow. You can bring your own helmet from home if you would like (any type of helmet – bike, ski, etc. – is acceptable).
- Dress warm! No matter what the temperature is outside, the rink stays fairly chilly. We recommend layers and either gloves or mittens, and offer gloves for sale at the front desk for just $3.
- Parents are welcome to watch lessons from the stands, the downstairs lobby or the upstairs lobby. We have multiple video games and an air hockey table in the downstairs lobby to help keep siblings occupied during lessons.
- Our sessions are 6 weeks long with evaluations the 4th week and testing on the 6th. It is typical for participants to go through a level a few times before passing – this helps us ensure that everyone has a strong foundation to grow.
- We encourage our participants to practice as much as possible outside of their classes so we offer a discounted rate of just $4 (includes skate rental) for participants during any public skate session.
Figure Skating
Freestyle Sessions
Call ahead for 45-min reservations (970-350-9402)
Every M/T/Th/F • 3-3:45pm, 3:45-4:30pm & 4:30-5:15pm
Extra Sessions
- Tues, March 27 • 5:15-6pm
- Wed, March 28 • 4:30-6pm
- Thurs, March 29 • 5:15-6pm
- Sat, March 31 • 3-4:30pm
- Wed, April 4 • 4-4:45pm
- Wed, April 11 • 3:45-4:30pm
- Wed, April 18 • 4-4:45pm
- Wed, April 25 • 3:45-4:30pm
Public Ice Hockey
Drop-In Sessions – $6 per session
Experience a safe, fun and exciting game of hockey. Create relationships and develop techniques playing with various skill levels. Full equipment required. Age 16+.
Adult Drop-In Hockey
- Mon, March 26 • 6:30-8pm
- Mon, April 9 • 6:45-8pm
- Mon, April 17 • 6:45-8pm
- Mon, April 23 • 6:45-8pm
- Mon, April 30 • 6:45-8pm
Stick ‘n’ Puck – $6 per session
Practice stickhandling and puck control.Goalies welcome for shooting practice. All ages. Youth 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Helmet, gloves and shin guards required for both youth and adults.
- Sun, April 8 • 10:45-11:45am
- Tues, April 10 • 6:30-7:30pm
- Thurs, April 12 • 6:15-7:15pm
- Fri, April 13 • 5:15-6:15pm
- Tues, April 17 • 6:30-7:30pm
- Thurs, April 19 • 6:15-7:15pm
- Fri, April 20 • 5:15-6:15pm
- Tues, April 24 • 6:30-7:30pm
- Thurs, April 26 • 6:15-7:15pm
- Fri, April 27 • 5:15-6:15pm
Adult Hockey Clinics – $6 per session
Improve your hockey performance by enjoying some constructive drills taught by a professional Ice Haus coach. Age 16+.
Skills ‘n’ Drills (all ages)
- Sun, April 8 • 1:45-2:45pm
- Sun, April 15 • 1:45-2:45pm
- Sun, April 22 • 1:45-2:45pm
Youth Hockey
Hockey Cub Program
The program is designed to develop the necessary skills required to play hockey successfully: skating, stick handling, passing/receiving and shooting. Levels 1-5 represent a technical progression in which one level provides the building blocks for the mastery of skills needed for the next level. Age 3-15. Min-20, Max-100.
Session I Feb 18-April 8
Registration deadline Feb 18
Session II April 15-May 27
Registration deadline April 15
Cub 1: Sundays from 5-5:30pm
Cub 2-4: Sundays from 5:30-6:15pm
Cub 5: Sundays from 5-5:45pm
Fee $57 resident, $67 non-resident
Hockey Cub 1
Learn the basics of hockey. Age 3-15. Min-3, Max-25.
Session I Feb 14-March 21
Registration deadline Feb 14
Session II March 28-May 2
Registration deadline March 28
Wed • 6:45-7:15pm
Fee $57 resident/$67 non-resident
Hockey Cub 5+
An extension of Cub 5 allowing for the opportunity of the player to enhance their skill set to go above and beyond the cub program. This class helps develop the player’s “hockey sense” and provides the player with a better understanding of the game. This is a 7-week program; player must complete Cub 5.Min-3, Max-25.
Session I Feb 18-April 8
Registration deadline Feb 18
Session II April 15-May 27
Registration deadline April 15
Sun • 6:15-6:45pm
Fee $57 resident, $67 non-resident
Youth Recreational Hockey Leagues
Coaches teach fundamentals, team play, sportsmanship and FUN! These teams may be CO-ED. Ice Haus hockey jerseys will be distributed at the first game. This is a 7-week program with 7 practices and 7 games. Please note: registration begins at 8:30 am online; or at 9:00 am at the Greeley Ice Haus, Family FunPlex, and the Greeley Recreation Center.
Session I Feb 13-April 8
Registration deadline Feb 18
Session I April 10-May 27
Registration deadline April 10
Mini/Mite Winter Schedule (Ages 4-8) Thurs 5:15-6pm Sun 3-3:45pm
Squirt/Pee Wee Winter Schedule (Ages 9-13) Tues 5:15- 6:15pm Sun 3:45-4:45pm
Fee $57 resident, $67 non-resident
Look into the Greeley Youth Hockey Association.
First Day Tips for Hockey
New to our Youth Hockey Program? Here are some pointers to get you started:
- While we do accept registrations on the first day of class, we ask that participants register prior to the beginning of the session. You can register in person at any of our recreation facilities, online at MyGreeleyRec.com or over the phone at 970-350-9402.
- Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your class time.
- On the first day of class, please check in at the front desk so we can ensure that you are enrolled in the correct class and have everything you need to get out on the ice on time.
- Skate rental is included in your registration fee and the front desk staff will assist you with getting the right pair of skates. You are welcome to use your own skates as well.
- We recommend the use of helmets during class and have them at the front desk for you to borrow. You can also bring your own helmet from home if you would like.
- Our Cub and Rec Hockey programs offer complete equipment rental for just $75, which is refunded when the equipment is returned. We ask that appointments be made to get fitted for the equipment in advance of the first class. Appointments can be made by calling our front desk at 970-350-9402.
- Parents are welcome to watch lessons from the stands, the downstairs lobby or the upstairs lobby. We have multiple video games and an air hockey table in the downstairs lobby to help keep siblings occupied during lessons.
- Our sessions are 7 weeks long with evaluations the 5th week and testing on the 7th It is typical for participants to go through a level a few times before passing – this helps us ensure that everyone has a strong foundation to grow.
- We encourage our participants to practice as much as possible outside of their classes so we offer a discounted rate of just $4 (includes skate rental) for participants during any public skate session.
Adult Hockey
Want to play on an adult hockey league? We offer several levels of skill to choose from for the beginner to skilled player.
Hockey Skill Levels
B-Skill Level - Advanced player
C-Skill Level - Intermediate player
D-Skill Level - Beginner player
Rules
Intro to Adult Hockey
This curriculum is designed to teach the fundamentals of hockey - proper skating technique, puck and stick handling, shooting and passing to be successful in the D-League, Over 35 or B-League. Age 18+.
Sundays • 6:15-6:45pm
Session I Feb 18-April 9
Registration deadline Feb 18
Fee $57 resident/$67 non-resident
Adult Hockey D-League
Beginner league – teams selected by team captain and Ice Haus staff in a draft style format. 7 game guarantee. Age 16+.
Sundays • 7-9:30pm
Session April 15-May 27
Registration deadline April 15
Fee $105 resident/$115 non-resident
$50 resident goalie/ $60 non-resident goalie
Adult Hockey B-League
Competitive League for B-skill Level - players selected by Team Captains in a draft format. 9 game guarantee. Age 16+.
Tuesdays • 7:45-10:15pm
Session April 3-May 29
Registration deadline April 3
Fee $132 resident/$142 non-resident
$66 resident goalie/$76 non-resident goalie
Over 35 League
This league is for players at all skill levels, beginner (D skill level) to advanced (B skill level). Team Captains select t team in a draft format. Age 35+.
Thursdays • 7:30-10:15pm
Session April 26-May 31
Registration deadline April 26
Fee $88 resident/$98 non-resident
$44 resident goalie/$54 non-resident goalie
Schedule
Register your team
Contact
Corbin Fitzgibbons
970-350-9402
Women's Adult Hockey League
The Greeley Ice Haus is home to the Greeley Growler's too! Find out more about this women's adult hockey league by visiting their website.
Curling
Are you ready to curl? Learn this classic Olympic game at the Ice Haus – any one at any age can play! Call 970-350-9402 or 970-356-1310 ex. 219 and leave your name and number and we’ll be in touch regarding days and times available. Get rocking with On The Rocks Curling!
Broomball
Host a Fundraiser
Come during one of our Public Skate sessions and receive credit for your group or organization! Fundraiser participants get $1 off admission. For more information, please call 970-350-9402 to book your date today.
Ice Haus FAQ's
When are you open for Public Skate?
We have Public Skate sessions daily from 12-1:30pm. We also offer evening Public Skate sessions on Wednesdays from 6:15-7:45pm, Fridays from 6:30-8pm and Saturdays from 7:15-8:45pm.
Do you offer skate rentals?
Yes we do! We have 595 pairs of skates and you can choose between figure skates, recreational figure skates and hockey skates. Our skate sizes go from Toddler’s 8 to Men’s 14.
Are there ice skating lessons?
Absolutely! We offer both figure skating and hockey classes from the beginner level through adult, including specialty classes to hone your skills. Give us a call at 970-350-9402 for more information.
What is the cost of Public Skate?
Admission is just $5 and skate rental is $2. Children 5 years old and under get in for just $2 any time. If you are a UNC student we offer 2 for 1 admission any time if you present your student ID.
Do you have group discounts?
We sure do! We offer family skate sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12-1:30pm and on Wednesdays from 6:15-7:45pm. Family skates are just $14 for up to 6 people (skate rental not included). We also have discounts for larger groups during any open skate session. Groups of 10-24 are $4.50 per person for admission, groups of 25-49 receive are $4 each, groups of 50-75 receive pay only $3.50 each and groups of 76 or more pay $3 for admission plus skate rental.
Do you offer Birthday Parties?
We offer a great birthday party package for just $155! The package includes use of one of our private rooms for one hour, public skating for 90 minutes for up to 13 people, and your choice of a half sheet cake, two dozen cupcakes, or two large pizzas, any of which can be ordered in addition to your package. The Ice Haus also has room rentals available to suit your needs. They are perfect for meetings, baby showers and much more! Please call 970-350-9402 for more information.
How old do you have to be to ice skate?
While we don’t have age requirements for public skate sessions, we do not allow children to be carried on the ice by parents. Children must be able to support themselves.
Do you allow wheelchairs?
We certainly do! Wheelchairs are welcome on the ice, though any person pushing a wheelchair must wear skates.
Can I rent out the ice rink?
You sure can! Private ice rentals are $210 per hour and include 25 free skate rentals. You can use your ice time for skating, hockey or broomball – perfect for teambuilding events and birthdays! Call 970-350-9402 and speak with Heather to reserve your time!
When do you have Stick ‘n’ Puck?
We don’t have a set schedule for Stick ‘n’ Puck but do offer sessions (along with Drop-in times and All Ages Skills and Drills sessions) throughout the week. All ages are welcome for Stick ‘n’ Puck, but youth 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in games are reserved for players 16 years and older. Please check the Stix ‘n’ Kix section on our website for the most up to date schedule and gear requirements.
When do you have freestyle sessions?
We offer freestyle for figure skaters to practice on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 3-5:15pm. In that time frame, we have three 45 minute sessions which are $6 each. Skaters must be in level Freeskate 1 or higher, or have a private lesson with a certified coach scheduled, to attend freestyle. Please check out our Stix ‘n’ Kix section for additional sessions.
Can figure skaters practice during public skate?
We encourage all of our skaters to practice as much as possible, however we do have some guidelines to follow during public skate sessions: figure skaters who are practicing must stay inside the coned area (center ice), figure skaters may only practice single revolution jumps (no axels allowed during public skate), figure skaters may not practice spins where either skate is higher than knee level. Please keep in mind that this may change during busier sessions and is at the skate guard’s discretion.
Proud to be the home rink for…
Greeley Youth Hockey Association (GYHA) Greeley Bears contact: Ryan Tregoning, 970-397-1092
Mountain View Skating Club (MVSC) contact: Carlos Rael, MVSC President
University of Northern Colorado (UNC)
UNC Bears Hockey Club UNC Bears Hockey – official site contact: Brett Ford, Assistant Director of Competitive Sports, 970-351-2936
UNC Bears Figure Skating contact: Brett Ford, Assistant Director of Competitive Sports, 970-351-2936
Growlers contact: Diane Benz, Growler Hockey or Alyssa Gachne