
One sheet, three different businesses. Public skate, a birthday party and the hockey club’s weekly hour have nothing in common but the ice.
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A public spot, a party package and an hour of club ice each carry their own rate and availability, because they are not the same thing.
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Everything on one view including the flood, so nothing gets sold into the fifteen minutes the machine is actually out on the ice.
Learn morePublic skate, a birthday and a club hour share nothing but the sheet. Treating them as one product is how a Saturday falls apart.
Each has its own rate and its own availability, so a party at two cannot quietly eat a public session you were still selling spots on.
A package holds the ice and the room together, so neither is promised to somebody else in an hour that is already fully committed.
Blocking it means nothing is sold into the fifteen minutes the machine is out, which is the one gap in a day nobody can borrow.
The number is a safety fact, not a preference. Past it a public session stops being fun and starts being a line with skates on.
The club that has held the same hour for years is set up once and repeats to the end of the season, rather than being booked forty times.
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Set how many the ice safely holds and booking closes at that number, rather than the front desk judging whether one more family fits.
A package holding the ice and the party room together, so neither ends up promised elsewhere during an hour already spoken for.
Entered once on Free and repeating to the end of the season, which spares somebody forty near-identical bookings across a year.
Block the minutes the machine is out and nothing can be booked into them, so no session ever starts on ice that has not set.
A drop-in session with a capped number of spots, priced on its own rather than being folded into general public skating.
Charged as its own line rather than buried in the admission, so somebody arriving with their own skates is not paying for a pair.
One organizer, one estimate and one request to the school afterward, instead of sixty parents paying separately at a window.
Close the ice for those days and every booking travels together, so nobody spends an evening calling forty families one at a time.
A parent booking a party Sunday night should pay then. A school bringing sixty kids should not be sixty separate transactions.
A public spot or a party is taken in full by card at the moment of booking on Pro, which is right for a one-off family visit.
One organizer holds the booking and one payment request goes to the school or the club, rather than sixty parents at a window.
Walk-ups paying on the day are recorded by hand on the Free plan, so the session reconciles against one record rather than two.
One app for every booking
Set how many the ice safely holds and booking closes there by itself, rather than the front desk deciding how full is too full.
Public skate, parties and club ice are booked apart, so a party never quietly swallows a session you were still selling spots on.
One email on booking and another before the session, carrying the time and what to bring. Email only, and never a message to a phone.
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Yes. Set the spots the ice holds and booking closes itself once they are taken, so the desk never has to judge how full is too full.
Yes. A package takes the ice and the room together for the hour, so neither is sold to somebody else during the same period.
Yes. Repeats run weekly or monthly on the Free plan and finish on a chosen date or once an agreed number of sessions has been run.
Yes. Block the minutes the machine is out and nothing can be booked into them, so a session never starts on ice that has not set.
Yes, as its own line at its own rate, so somebody bringing their own skates is not quietly paying for a pair they never picked up.
Close the ice for those days and every booking moves together, so nobody spends an evening calling forty families one at a time.