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PUNCHCARDS for the 2026-27 Season
There will be at least 22 Thursdays and 21 Sundays for a total of at least 43 practice sessions in the 2026-27 season.
Full Member Punchcards:
Calculate how many punches you want at initial purchase and pay in-full
Minimum punchcard is 15 punches ($240 Silver)
Silver Punchcard: 15 - 29 punches for $16.00 each...add more later for $17.00 each
Gold Punchcard: 30+ punches for $15.00 each...add more later for $16.00 each
1 punch = 1 practice ice
BFSC punchcards are only valid on BFSC practice ice...they are NOT valid for sessions run by Bloomington Parks and Recreation
2026-27 Punchcards are valid through the last BFSC practice in March 2026
Youth: Limited Punchcards
For skaters with on-ice adult chaperone and/or who are required to be with a coach while skating
1 punch = 30 minutes
Calculate how many punches you want at initial purchase and pay in-full
Minimum 10 punches for $8.00 each ($80)
add more later for $9 each
BFSC punchcards are only valid on BFSC practice ice...they are NOT valid for sessions run by Bloomington Parks and Recreation
2026-27 Punchcards are valid through the last BFSC practice in March 2026
*Punchcard Fundraising Opportunity for January-March 2027: Members who have fulfilled their 2026-27 fundraising requirement (see chart above) by December 31, 2026 may apply any additional fundraising earned through December 31, 2026 towards punches for use January-March 2027. Funds raised after January 1, 2027 do not apply to this.
Additionally, HALF of any 2026-27 season fundraising between January 1 and March 31, 2027 that goes beyond the skater's requirement may be applied to a 2027-28 season punchcard.
Fundraising from April 1 through the start of the 2027-28 season will apply to a skater's 2027-28 season fundraising commitment.
To safely pay directly to the BFSC, Zelle the contact: fsbfsc@gmail.com
To safely pay directly to the BFSC, Zelle the contact: fsbfsc@gmail.com
(ARTHUR will appear as the account holder)
If paying by check, please e-mail fsbfsc@gmail.com with the check number and amount for electronic record keeping.
YOUTH MEMBER DETAILS
Skaters 6-11 years-old who are below Skating School Advanced 1 (equivalent to previous Skating School Levels 7/8) will be considered Youth members and must have on-ice supervision for safety at all times. Youth Members younger than 11 years may be evaluated for Full Membership by two BFSC coaches who will verify the skater is in full control of their skating and understands/is able to adhere to the the safety and right-of-way policies as described on pages 5 & 6 of any Membership Registration Packet found on the Forms page.
Youth Membership
Youth members must be supervised on ice at all times either by an on-ice adult chaperone/parent or when they are in a lesson with a coach. The chaperone/parent may only skate with the designated Youth Member and is not required to pay for practice ice in addition to their skater's ice fees. The chaperone/parent must have sufficient skating skills to get both themselves and their skater out of the path of a skater who has right of way on the ice, they must supervise the youth skater at all times, and guide the youth skater in practicing safe skating and abiding by the right-of-way rules.
All Memberships (including Guest) Include:
· Ice Skating Institute (ISI) membership
· ISI individual skater insurance
· Quarterly ISI Recreational Ice Skating magazine
· Members may purchase money-saving practice ice passes and participate in the BFSC Exhibition
Private Lessons:
All Members may take private lessons with a BFSC coach.
All coaching fees are paid directly to a coach.
Typical lessons are 30 minutes and may only take place on Club practice ice. Private lessons are not allowed on Public Skate times per the rink's policy.
Lessons may be individual (one-on-one) or semi-private (2-3 skaters share a lesson time and split coaching fees).
Fundraising and Volunteer Commitments are reduced for the first year of membership (see the chart above).
Families with Multiple Members:
Families with Multiple Members:
Each family member is responsible for their individual membership dues.
Each family member is responsible for their individual membership dues.
However, members from the same household may share skate passes, and both volunteer and fundraising are per family not per skater.
However, members from the same household may share skate passes, and both volunteer and fundraising are per family not per skater.
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