COVID-19 Update

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We're back to our regular season skating activities at Apex Arena in Arvada and World Arena in Colorado Springs. It's going to feel a little different, though. Measures will be taken to ensure that we comply with local, state, and federal health guidelines in the interest of everyone's safety.

Keep in mind that these guidelines could change as we go forward. As more things open up, a sense of normalcy sets in, and people seem to let their guard down. The SARS-CoV-2 virus is still very good at what it does--just as much as last spring during the worst of the pandemic. And "worst" could be quickly re-defined if we're not careful.

UPDATE OCTOBER 9, 2020: The state of Colorado has extended the statewide mask mandate for 30 days through at least November 10, 2020. This mandate includes people from different households gathering indoors to exercise. Our skating activities are included in that category.

With that in mind, here are our current expectations of skaters and skater parents:

• Everyone is to wear a mask at all times. This includes skaters on the ice. Temporarily removing masks for water breaks is permitted.
• Everyone must maintain social distancing whenever possible. Skaters are to stay at least 6 feet apart when gathered in the center of the track.
• No spectators/family members will be able to stay in the ice hall unless otherwise specified by facility management. Parents may briefly and temporarily assist their skaters at the rink with skates and equipment.
• Each or our ice facilities operate and maintain their premises to protect against the exposure of the COVID-19 virus or any other communicable disease in accordance with federal, state, and local guidelines. As noted by government health officials, complete isolation from the virus is impossible. Accordingly, the ice facility cannot and does not promise to eliminate the risk of exposure to COVID-19 or any other communicable disease, and cannot and does not promise that attendees will not contact COVID-19 or any other communicable disease. Facility attendance is not risk-free. It is possible that attendees may contact COVID-19 or any other communicable disease during their presence at the facility, and that any attendees freely choose to enter and/or reside in the premises with awareness of the associated risks.

It is imperative for everyone's safety that we stick to these rules. It's also important for the sake of our ice rink hosts. Let's not have the Health Department shut the rink down on our account because we didn't comply with the rules and guidelines.