The BIGGBY Coffee Ice Cube is separate from the Kensington Valley Hockey Association. From the front office, up to Top Shelf and back to the Zamboni drivers, they are assisting us and the other renters of ice in the facility and keep things running smooth. They also administer all adult leagues, open skating, sticks/pucks sessions, and private rentals.
For questions related to these programs, to book ice time or to find Open Skating / Sticks & Pucks schedules
phone (810) 494-5555
main email office@biggbycoffeeicecube.com
RULES of the RINK!
Players should not enter the ice surface while the Zamboni is on the ice. There will be no sitting on the arena dasher board during resurfacing.
No players should enter the ice surface without an official or coach entering the ice first and AFTER the Zamboni doors have shut.
Everyone is required to provide the office a set of keys or driver's license in exchange for locker room keys. You should be locking your room when on the ice. DO NOT LEAVE LOCKER ROOM KEYS IN THE DOOR! The locker room policy is below for review.
Anytime there is a game going on, the front office will usually turn on the heaters automatically. The heaters are not super efficient. We recommend that people do not rely on the heaters being operational but rather dress warm in layers and bring a blanket to ensure that they are comfy!
When temperatures are over 65 degrees, starting in the Spring and continuing through the summer, the heaters will not be turned on. This is to ensure the ice stays in good shape.
The Zamboni Room, storage area and the tunnel entrances are "off limits"
Standing on arena seats and benches is not allowed.
KVHA teams who will be hosting visiting teams will be responsible for relaying the arena rules to their visitors.
Qualified individuals ONLY may use the scoreboard.
For safety purposes, all non-hockey playing children should never be left unattended at the Ice Arena. We ask that parents please keep their children with them at all times. Floor hockey is not allowed in the rink.
If all do their part we can look forward to a SAFE and ENJOYABLE hockey season.