BY PARTICIPATING IN A FREESTYLE SESSION, ALL SKATERS, COACHES, GUESTS AND SPECTATORS ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THEY UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:

Skate safely and responsibly during all sessions.
Management reserves the right to remove a skater from a session if necessary or appropriate.
Freestyle sessions are primarily for teaching and training.
All skaters must only enter the main ice door.
Instructions from coaches and rink staff must be followed at all times.
No food or drink is allowed on the ice or in the hockey box – except water.
All skaters and coaches must leave the ice promptly at the end of the session.
1st Priority for right of way is the skater whose program music is playing. This skater is required to wear the belt while performing their program.
2nd Priority for right of way is any skater currently taking a lesson.
All skaters must register and check-in for the appropriate session before entering the ice.
Only approved coaches that have executed the Private Ice-Skating Coach Facility User Agreement may provide direct coaching and instruction to skaters during Freestyle Sessions.
No coach is permitted to organize or teach a group on the ice.
Skaters may only communicate with their coach while on the ice surface. To avoid distracting other skaters and coaches, all other conversations must occur in the lobby or an equivalent off-ice area in the facility.
The entrance to the ice surface must always be clear and no guest, parent, skater, or coach may block the entrance at any time.
No skater is permitted to use an audio headset (headphones, earbuds, or anything that functions in a similar manner) while skating without express permission from Management.
Coaches may use handheld music speakers for their students. Music played from a handheld speaker by a coach must be at a moderate volume that is not louder than the overhead speakers and does not disturb other skaters. 
Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times.
All skaters and coaches must remain vigilant, actively share the ice, and show consideration for one another at all times.
No kicking, banging, swearing, or obnoxious behavior will be tolerated. All skaters are expected to conduct themselves in a sportsmanlike manner at all times.
No one is allowed to sit on the boards at any time.
Skaters and coaches should not stay in one place on the ice for an extended period of time.
Each program music can only be played a maximum of 2 times during any Freestyle session.
Skaters and coaches are responsible to adjust the music volume on the control panel so their music is not too loud to interfere with other lesson instruction.
Spins should be done in the middle of the ice – except for a skater performing their program.

Failure to follow these session rules can result in being removed from current and future skating sessions at the Pasadena Ice Skating Center.