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Sport & activitiesBuffalo, NY

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Weekly adaptive ice skating and turf sports across four Western New York rinks, October to March.

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The practical details

Ages servedChildren and adults
Current waitNo wait time published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
WhereBud Bakewell Riverside Rink, 2607 Niagara Street, Buffalo, plus three other rinks
Address2607 Niagara Street, Buffalo, NY 14207
Funding takenNot published — ask when you call

What this is, in plain language

A long-running adaptive skating programme with a Buffalo rink of its own and three more across the region, running weekly through the winter half of the year.

Getting started

Registration can be done by phone, by email or online, and the form has to be in before a first session on the ice.

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What they say about themselves

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  • Runs adaptive ice skating, adaptive ice hockey and turf sports for disabled athletes across Western New York.
  • Says it works with more than 450 disabled children in the region.
  • Runs weekly from October through March at four rinks: Bud Bakewell Riverside Rink in Buffalo, the Northtown Center at Amherst, the Hamburg Town Rink and Niagara University's Dwyer Arena.
  • Says a registration form must be completed before a skater is allowed on the ice.

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