AZ Street Hockey

Would you use a free or low-cost public inline hockey rink in Arizona?

We are measuring local interest in safe, publicly accessible places to skate, practice, and play. Your response will help us understand where demand exists and whether this idea is worth pursuing with cities, community organizations, and potential partners.

We are gathering community interest and usage data. We are not collecting donations, promising construction, or publicly targeting any specific property at this stage.

Be the first Arizona resident to share your interest.

Share your interest

Four quick questions. Most people finish in under a minute.

Used only to understand where interest is coming from across Arizona.

What best describes you?
How would you use a public rink?
How often would you realistically use one within a reasonable drive?

Why this matters

Access is limited

Arizona has few free or low-cost places to skate and play inline hockey. Most options require club fees, travel, or a private facility.

Demand is hard to prove

Cities and potential partners want to see real interest before committing time or resources. A clear signal helps make the case.

Community comes first

This project starts with listening. We want to understand who would actually use a rink and how, before proposing anything specific.

What happens next

  1. 1

    We collect responses

    Every submission helps us understand where interest is strongest and what people actually want.

  2. 2

    We look at the data

    We review geographic demand, intended use, and how often people would realistically visit a rink.

  3. 3

    We start conversations

    With enough signal, we approach cities, schools, and community organizations about what might be possible.

This is not a petition, and it is not a promise that a rink will be built. It is the first step in finding out whether the idea is worth pursuing.

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