Rink & Address Locations

Learn to Play is offered to new, first-time hockey players (boys & girls). If you have previously participated in a Boston Bruins Learn to Play Program, or currently play on a youth hockey team, than you ineligible for this program.

Yes, all participants must have skating experience prior to participating. We recommend that players are able to skate comfortably, without assistance.

A list of locations offering Learn to Play in your area can be found on this page.

The program provides head-to-toe equipment, however, there is a nominal participation fee associated with the program. The participation fee may vary by market and facility.

These costs cover ice time and other associated fees.

Unfortunately not. The LTP program is offered to new, first-time participants only. Host facilities/organizations will provide participants with direction on transitional, next-step programming available in your market.

If you have been moved off the waiting list and have been placed into a Learn to Play Hockey session, you will be contacted via email by a Boston Bruins representative.

Yes, in the event that the session that you are attempting to register for is sold out, you will automatically be added to a waiting list. However, some programs may close if the waitlist reaches capacity.

You should arrive at least 40 minutes prior to the start time for your first on-ice session to provide enough time for your child to check-in and get dressed before taking to the ice.

Please reach out to your host facility/organization for next step/transition programs after completing your Learn to Play session.

Yes, you will receive a USA Hockey number as apart of our Learn to Play program. If you previously registered for a USA Hockey number, you may not receive a new one.

The National Governing Bodies for youth hockey in the United States. (https://www.usahockey.com/)