FAQs

No secured storage should be assumed.

Guests are responsible for their skates, phones, bags, chairs, coolers, and other personal items throughout the event.

Sarovyn and the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge are not responsible for lost, stolen, or unattended belongings.

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement and the evening weather.

Avoid loose clothing, long straps, or accessories that could become caught in skates or create a hazard.

Socks are recommended for anyone using rental skates.

Because this is an outdoor event, rain or unsafe surface conditions may require a delay, schedule adjustment, or cancellation.

Any event changes will be posted through Sarovyn’s official communication channels.

Guests should check for updates before leaving home.

Sarovyn may pause or end the event when lightning, heavy rain, high winds, extreme heat, poor air quality, or other conditions create a safety concern.

Guests must follow staff instructions if the skating area is closed or the event is ended early.

Conditions will be monitored throughout the event.

Guests should bring water, take breaks, and avoid skating beyond their physical comfort.

Sarovyn may pause or adjust skating activity when weather or surface conditions require it.

A rescheduled date is not guaranteed.

Any cancellation or rescheduling information will be communicated through Sarovyn’s official channels.

No.

All guests must follow the designated skating direction and any instructions provided by event staff.

No racing, reckless skating, or tricks that create a risk to other guests are permitted in the shared skating area.

Guests must maintain control and skate according to the conditions around them.

Notify a Sarovyn staff member immediately.

Guests should not continue skating after an injury until they have determined that it is safe to do so. Emergency services may be contacted when necessary.

Yes.

Sarovyn staff may prevent or stop participation when a guest’s conduct, condition, equipment, or skating presents a safety concern.