About
Ted Reeve Community Arena is a local east-end recreation facility serving sports, skating, and community use. It adds neighbourhood-level sports coverage.
Our Story
Ted Reeve Community Arena is a local east-end recreation facility serving sports, skating, and community use. It adds neighbourhood-level sports coverage.
Amenities & Features
Live Intelligence
AI-gathered from public sources · Updated Jun 24
Best For
Why People Love It
- ♥ Historic neighborhood charm and old-school rink atmosphere
- ♥ Dedicated volunteer-run management and community-focused environment
- ♥ Excellent concession stand featuring barista coffee and healthy smoothies
- ♥ Highly regarded Skating and Hockey School for children
- ♥ Proximity to public transit including GO and Subway stations
Popular Menu Items
Beverages
Beverages
Main Course
Snacks
Upcoming Events
Virtual and actual board meeting; attendance via Microsoft Teams might be limited due to technical issues.
Get TicketsFinal season session featuring fun shinny for all groups; participants should bring a hockey stick.
Get TicketsUpcoming Features & Improvements
2026 Ted Reeve Community Hub Transition
The arena is undergoing a transition to become a 'Community Hub' as per a media release in early 2026.
Source: Ted Reeve Community Arena Official Website
Bubble Insulation and Recovery
Updates on recovering and insulating the 'Bubble' second rink to improve longevity and climate control.
Source: Ted Reeve Community Arena Official Website
Known For
Accessibility
The facility includes accessible parking spots (2 free), accessible washrooms, an elevator, and an ice rink viewing platform. It features powered exterior door openers and a Wheel-Trans drop-off/pick-up point close to the entrance.
Parking
Limited on-site free parking is available but fills up quickly during events. Additional parking can be found in the surrounding neighborhood.
Transit
Located just south of Danforth Avenue; one block from the Danforth GO Station and within walking distance of the Main Street Subway Station.
Seasonal Note
Ice season typically runs from September to April. The dry floor season begins in May and finishes in mid-September, accommodating lacrosse and ball hockey. Note: The arena does not offer public 'pleasure skating' times outside of scheduled school programs.
Why Excitorama Recommends This
Recommended for users looking for arena experiences in The Beaches, especially for family friendly, group activity, indoor recommendations.
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Details
Address
175 Main St, Toronto, ON M4E 2W2
Hours
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