Dedicated Curling Sheets
Professional-grade curling ice with proper pebbling, regulation 150-foot sheets, painted houses, and hack installations for consistent, high-quality play.
The ancient sport of strategy meets modern ice — Learn to Curl, join leagues, compete in bonspiels, and experience the fastest-growing winter sport in Arizona. All ages. All skill levels.
Curling is a team sport played on ice where players slide 42-pound granite stones toward a target (the “house”) while teammates sweep the ice to control speed and direction. Often called “chess on ice,” curling combines strategic thinking, precision delivery, and teamwork in a uniquely social atmosphere. Originating in 16th-century Scotland, curling is now an Olympic sport enjoyed by millions worldwide — and it’s coming to Fire ’n’ Ice Sports Arena.
Two teams of four players alternate delivering stones down a 150-foot sheet of ice toward concentric rings (the “house”). The team with the stone closest to the center (“button”) scores points each end. A standard game consists of 8 or 10 ends, lasting approximately 2 hours.
From your very first stone to competitive bonspiel play, Fire ’n’ Ice will offer a complete curling pathway. Our programs are designed to welcome absolute beginners while developing skilled curlers ready for league and tournament competition.
A 2-hour introductory session for first-timers. Our certified instructors teach basic delivery technique, sweeping fundamentals, and game rules. All equipment provided — just bring clean-soled shoes and warm, flexible clothing. No experience necessary. Perfect for individuals, couples, and families.
A structured 4-week program that builds on Learn to Curl fundamentals. Covers proper slide delivery mechanics, sweeping technique and timing, basic shot selection, positional strategy, and end-game scenarios. Graduates earn league eligibility and membership benefits.
Age-appropriate curling instruction following USA Curling’s youth development framework. Emphasis on sportsmanship, teamwork, and the “Spirit of Curling.” Progressive skill building from Little Rocks (8–12) through Junior development (13–17) with pathway to regional and national competition.
Weekly league play for curlers of all skill levels. Mixed, men’s, women’s, and open divisions available. Structured 8–10 week seasons with playoffs, social events, and end-of-season bonspiels. The perfect way to make curling part of your routine while building lasting friendships.
Advanced league divisions and tournament play for experienced curlers. Prepare for regional bonspiels, MOPAC (Mountain Pacific Curling Association) events, and USA Curling competitions. Video analysis, strategy clinics, and competitive team formation support included.
Unique corporate outings and team-building events for groups of 8–48. Professional instruction, friendly competition, and catered options from our on-site dining venues. Curling is the ultimate equalizer — no prior athletic experience needed, and every team member contributes equally.
Modified delivery options including stick curling (no bending required) for participants with mobility considerations. Low-impact, social, and mentally stimulating — curling is one of the few sports where seniors compete alongside younger athletes. Daytime league sessions and social gatherings.
Scheduled open-ice sessions for members to practice delivery, work on sweeping technique, or play pick-up games. Ideal for curlers between league seasons or those wanting extra ice time to refine their skills. Equipment available for rent or purchase at The Player Vault.
Fire ’n’ Ice Sports Arena’s 250,000 sq ft facility features dedicated curling sheets with professional-grade ice, championship-quality granite stones, and a warm spectator lounge — all within Phoenix’s premier multi-sport destination.
Professional-grade curling ice with proper pebbling, regulation 150-foot sheets, painted houses, and hack installations for consistent, high-quality play.
Full sets of World Curling Federation-approved granite stones (Ailsa Craig or equivalent) — 16 stones per sheet, professionally maintained and balanced.
Curling brooms, sliders, stabilizers, and grippers available for all programs. Beginners need only bring clean-soled shoes and flexible clothing.
Comfortable spectator area with glass viewing of the curling sheets. Watch the action while staying warm — perfect for families and corporate groups.
Three dining venues steps away — Lava’s Edge Sports Bar, The Lava’s Edge Bar & Grille, and Apex Life Café. The curling tradition of post-game socializing (“broomstacking”) is built into our facility.
Full gym access, sports recovery services, and conditioning programs to complement your curling training — balance, core strength, and flexibility work.
Certified curling instructors with USA Curling credentials. Video review stations for delivery analysis, strategy sessions, and competitive preparation.
Championship curling events, exhibition matches, and bonspiel finals in our main arena with full spectator amenities and professional broadcast capability.
Arizona’s curling community is thriving and growing rapidly, especially following the 2022 and 2026 Winter Olympics. Fire ’n’ Ice is committed to expanding access to curling in the Phoenix metropolitan area with dedicated ice, professional instruction, and a welcoming environment for newcomers and experienced curlers alike.
Curling is the ultimate team-building activity. No prior experience needed, every participant contributes equally, and the learning curve is fast. Our corporate packages include professional instruction, equipment, ice time, and optional catering from our three on-site dining venues. Groups of 8 to 48 accommodated.
From Learn to Curl through recreational leagues to competitive bonspiels and USA Curling sanctioned events. Fire ’n’ Ice will serve as a hub for the Mountain Pacific Curling Association (MOPAC) region, hosting regional playdowns and invitational tournaments.
For inquiries about curling programs, league registration, corporate events, or partnership opportunities, please contact our Curling Program Director.