PROTOCOLS FOR 2023-24 Rink Season (updated 10/6/2023):
We continue to strive to support a safe environment for all at Cass Park. Cass Park encourages, but will not require, mask use for the Cass Park building and rink at this time. For the 2023-24 season we have increased our allowable capacity to 120 skaters for each public session. We will continue to rely on TCHD/CDC guidance for future changes to protocol(s).
Per TCHD: Anyone who has been exposed to COVID-19 should wear a high-quality mask as a precaution. High-quality masks should also be worn by those who have been positive for COVID-19, upon returning to public spaces, to work or to school following the end of their isolation period.
Here's what you need to know before coming to Cass Park Rink:
We continue to rely on guidance from Tompkins County Health Department in our policies and procedures. Any changes will be communicated via this page and social media.
We continue to strive to support a safe environment for all at Cass Park. Cass Park encourages, but will not require, mask use for the Cass Park building and rink at this time. For the 2023-24 season we have increased our allowable capacity to 120 skaters for each public session. We will continue to rely on TCHD/CDC guidance for future changes to protocol(s).
Per TCHD: Anyone who has been exposed to COVID-19 should wear a high-quality mask as a precaution. High-quality masks should also be worn by those who have been positive for COVID-19, upon returning to public spaces, to work or to school following the end of their isolation period.
Here's what you need to know before coming to Cass Park Rink:
- Please do not come to Cass Park Ice Rink if you or anyone in your group has tested positive or has had COVID-19 related symptoms in the past 24 hours.
- If you have had a recent exposure please do not come to Cass Park Rink. If you do come, please wear a high-quality mask.
- Mask use is encouraged (especially in indoor spaces) but not required.
- Please plan to arrive no more than 10 minutes prior to your session and leave the building within 10 minutes of the session ending. Those arriving more than 10 minutes before the start of their session should remain in their cars or wait outside the building.
- Visitors are encouraged to use our online public skating registration, Community Pass, to pre-purchase their session admission.
- Walk in spots are only available if all online pre-registration spots were not taken.
- Your compliance with the protocols and procedures listed above will help us keep the rink open and everyone safe and healthy.
We continue to rely on guidance from Tompkins County Health Department in our policies and procedures. Any changes will be communicated via this page and social media.
