FIS Admin Office Opening Times: September, 2026.
Forfar Indoor Sports Administration Office will only be manned from 1pm to 5pm throughout September, 2026. Messages can be left on 01307 468668 or e-mail to admin@fis.scot and we will respond.
Please ensure you are prepared for your visit to Ice World @ Forfar Indoor Sports by wearing suitable clothing for an ice rink environment.
– Long legged trousers that you are able to move in. Please avoid baggy trousers as blades can get caught in them.
– A long sleeved top with a jumper would prove suitable. Some sessions may be colder than others, therefore be prepared with extra layers.
– Gloves are essential as not only do they keep hands warm but are a form of protection if you fall.
– Bring an extra pair of socks/ sport socks to ensure comfort in the hired skates.
– Please avoid wearing loose clothing and hats and scarves as they hinder movement.
If you need to hire skates, please ensure you get the right fit so that the boots fully support your ankles and are comfortable to wear. Sizes may vary so you may need to try more than one size before you find the right fit for you. In order to get the best support for your ankle and reduce foot movement, skates should be laced as tightly as possible.
As with any sport there is risk involved, therefore participation is entirely at the skaters own risk. Injuries can occur from falls or collisions when skating. However, accidents and injuries can be avoided or reduced if you take the necessary precautions which are listed in the Do’s and Don’ts guide below:
Do make sure your skates are laced correctly
Do read and abide by all signs and warnings around the ice rink
Do skate in an Anti Clockwise direction
Do skate in a safe manner which is not likely to cause injury or accident
Do obey instructions given by the ice stewards
Do leave the ice surface before using a mobile phone
Do clear the ice when directed
Don’t go onto the ice until directed
Don’t carry children or young babies on the ice
Don’t skate at excessive speed
Don’t eat or drink whilst skating
Don’t chip, throw or spray ice
Don’t sit, climb or put feet on the barriers
Don’t skate in chains of more than two people
ENJOY YOUR VISIT!!
If you have any queries or would like further information please contact skating@fis.scot
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Forfar Indoor Sports Administration Office will only be manned from 1pm to 5pm throughout September, 2026. Messages can be left on 01307 468668 or e-mail to admin@fis.scot and we will respond.
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