Community Center Maple Grove: Hours, Address, Phone & Map

Maple Grove Community Center Hours

The City publishes the following Community Center help desk hours:

Registration & Parks Office Hours

Late-2026 Holiday Hours

The ice arena has separate holiday access arrangements. For the exact skating session, check the rink calendar.

2026–2028 Renovation: What Is Open and What Is Closing?

Maple Grove Community Center is being expanded in stages. The first phase added a third sheet of ice, with expanded arena-related spaces and parking. The second phase affects other recreation areas.

What Should Visitors Do During Construction?

1. Identify the exact facility you want to use.
2. Check the City’s construction and closure announcements.
3. Confirm whether the intended activity is operating at Maple Grove or has moved to another location.
4. Check whether a day pass is available instead of an annual membership.
5. Call the facility when entrance access or schedule changes are unclear.

For a comparison of another Twin Cities recreation facility with aquatics, fitness and ice facilities, read our Eden Prairie Community Center visitor and pool guide.

Maple Grove Community Center Admission Fees (2026)

The City publishes separate admission prices for the gymnasium, indoor playground, ice skating and all-building access. Because the aquatic area is affected by renovations, check whether any package remains available before purchasing.

Payment methods: The City’s 2026 fee sheet lists cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Is a 10-Visit Card Better?

For regular $6.50 gym or Maple Maze admission, a $60 ten-visit card works out to $6 per visit, compared with $65 for ten individual visits. The savings are modest, so verify card validity and remaining construction availability before purchasing.

For a broader comparison of how community recreation centers price daily admission, memberships and activity-specific passes, read our community recreation center admission and membership guide.

Maple Maze Indoor Playground: Hours, Age Rules & Admission

Maple Maze is the Community Center’s indoor playground for children ages 12 and younger. The City publishes these regular times, subject to renovation and special-use changes.

Maple Maze Rules & Fees

• Admission is $6.50 for children ages 1–12.
• Children under age 1 enter free.
• Socks are mandatory; the City’s listed sock price is $3.
• Children age 8 or younger must be accompanied by an adult.
• The toddler area is reserved for children age 3 and younger.
• No rough play or running is allowed.
• Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising children.
• Wristbands are required for admission.
• Birthday cake, gift opening and similar celebrations in the lobby are prohibited; use an approved rental room.

Best Way to Visit With Children

1. Check availability. Confirm the indoor playground is operating during your intended visit.
2. Prepare socks. Every participating child needs socks.
3. Pay admission. Purchase a day pass or present an eligible prepaid pass.
4. Get the wristband. Follow the front desk check-in process.
5. Supervise children. Stay with younger children and follow the toddler-zone age limits.

Open Gym, Basketball, Pickleball & Volleyball

The Community Center gymnasium hosts scheduled basketball, pickleball, volleyball and other activities. Entry is controlled through the front desk.

Gym Entry Instructions

1. Check the activity calendar for the exact session.
2. Choose basketball, pickleball, volleyball or tot time.
3. Pay the relevant fee or present an accepted pass.
4. Collect the required wristband at the front desk.
5. Follow gym expectations, equipment and player rotation rules.

Maple Grove Community Center Ice Arena: Skate Hours & Fees

The renovated ice arena now includes a third sheet of ice. The City schedules open skate, hockey and figure-skating sessions. Ice-area activities have their own calendars and safety requirements.

Children under age 4 receive free admission to eligible ice sessions under the City’s published policy. Skate rental is separate.

Ice Rink Rules

• Do not enter the ice until resurfacing equipment has left and rink doors are closed.
• No food or beverages are permitted on the ice.
• Skate at a controlled speed and avoid reckless play.
• Open skating is different from figure-skating practice and hockey sessions.
• Youth stick-and-puck sessions require full protective equipment.
• Check the specific rink and activity schedule before traveling.

How to Attend Open Skating

1. Open the official ice arena page and calendar.
2. Choose open skate rather than hockey or figure-skating practice.
3. Confirm the rink, date, time and admission cost.
4. Bring skates or budget $4.50 for rental.
5. Check in before entering the rink and follow staff instructions.

Ice rental inquiries: 763-494-6463. The City lists 2026 prime-time ice rental at $260 per hour plus tax and non-prime-time ice rental at $200 per hour plus tax, subject to the defined booking periods and availability.

Senior Center, Teen Activities & Recreation Classes

The facility has historically offered senior and teen spaces along with seasonal recreation programs. Construction may affect specific rooms, entrances or activity locations.

55 Forward Senior Center

Maple Grove’s senior programs are designed primarily for adults 55 and older. Offerings have included social activities, fitness, lifelong learning, technology classes, games, outings and community gatherings.

Check whether the desired program is still held at the Community Center or has been relocated during construction.

Teen Center

The City’s Teen Center serves students in grades 6–12, subject to operating hours, activity requirements and construction changes.

Register for Parks & Recreation Programs

1. Open the official recreation registration and activity guide page.
2. Select the program category and session.
3. Check eligibility, age, date, location and fee.
4. Use the City’s online registration system or in-person registration during posted hours.
5. Save your registration confirmation and check for relocation notices.

The City’s registration information says some youth scholarships may provide up to $100 per child per year, depending on available funding and eligibility. Ask staff whether funds remain before applying.

Meeting Rooms, Banquet Hall & 2026 Rental Fees

The Community Center offers banquet and meeting spaces for approved celebrations, meetings and community events. Rooms have different capacities and rental conditions.

The City’s banquet rental guide lists seating for approximately 192 guests with an open dance floor, 256 guests at round tables or 287 guests for a standing reception, subject to approved layout.

2026 Banquet Rental Prices

Deposits & Additional Charges

Food & Event Rules

• The full banquet room requires approved caterers for food and beverages.
• Commercial catering and alcohol providers must comply with facility requirements.
• The rental period includes setup, event activities and cleanup.
• Renter must be at least 18 years old.
• Special conditions apply for half-room rentals.
• Rentals arranged fewer than 45 days in advance depend on staffing availability.

How to Request a Reservation

1. Check renovation status. Confirm the room will be available on the planned date.
2. Choose your layout. Determine guest count, seating, food service and audiovisual needs.
3. Submit the official rental request. Use the City’s rental request form.
4. Wait for the response. The City generally asks visitors to allow one to three business days.
5. Get the final quote. Confirm room rate, tax, catering, deposits and extra equipment.
6. Review the agreement. Check cancellation and access restrictions before paying.

Rental coordinator: 763-494-5969.
Email: mgccrentals@maplegrovemn.gov.

For a practical comparison of room rates, deposits and reservation conditions, our community center rental fees and booking guide explains how to calculate the full cost before signing.

Address, Phone, Map & Directions

Maple Grove Community Center
12951 Weaver Lake Road
Maple Grove, Minnesota 55369
Phone: 763-494-6500
Fax: 763-494-6456

Driving & Parking

• Enter the exact Weaver Lake Road address into your navigation application.
• Follow current signs for the ice arena and Community Center entrances.
• Allow extra time during construction, tournaments and large events.
• Do not assume a familiar entrance remains open during phase-two work.
• For banquet events, ask your organizer which entrance guests should use.

The City’s banquet information describes free on-site parking. The renovation project also includes expanded arena parking, but individual parking sections may be affected by construction or events.

Accessibility

Visitors needing wheelchair access, accessible parking, assistance with entrances or accommodation for a recreation program should call 763-494-6500. For registration-related disability accommodations, the City lists 763-494-6516.

Common Visitor Problems & Solutions

For comparison of meeting rooms, fitness facilities and programs at another municipal location, see our Oak Park Community Center program and event-space guide.

Quick Checklist Before Visiting

• Save 12951 Weaver Lake Road, Maple Grove, MN 55369.
• Check whether your activity area is open during renovation.
• Check the exact ice, gym or playground schedule.
• Bring appropriate payment and discount identification.
• Bring socks for Maple Maze.
• Bring paddles and balls if playing pickleball.
• Confirm program registration and any relocation.
• Check holiday operating hours.
• For rentals, confirm room availability, deposit and catering rules.

Official City Resources

• Maple Grove Community Center — hours, contact and renovation notices
• Official 2026 Admission Fee Sheet PDF
• Maple Maze playground hours and rules
• Gymnasium activities, admission and schedules
• Ice arena schedules and skate admission
• Membership availability and changes
• Parks and Recreation program registration
• Room rentals and facility reservations
• 2026 Banquet Room Rental Rates PDF

Information reviewed October 29, 2026. Hours, fees and rental charges come from City of Maple Grove sources and 2026 official documents. Renovation dates are tentative; check the City’s current notices before a time-sensitive visit. Published all-building prices and historical membership offers do not guarantee current purchase availability.