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Civic Arena Launches Exciting New Ice Bumper Cars

August 19, 2024 | Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota



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Civic Arena Launches Exciting New Ice Bumper Cars
In a recent government meeting, officials highlighted the launch of a new safety initiative for the ice bumper cars at the civic arena, featuring a collaborative safety video produced with ETV. The video outlines essential safety guidelines for riders, including age and height requirements, weight limits, and proper boarding procedures. Riders must be at least six years old and 42 inches tall, while children aged three to five may ride with an adult. The video emphasizes the importance of safety measures, such as wearing flat, closed-toed shoes and securing lap belts.

Bob Keeney, the operations supervisor of the civic arena, provided updates on facility enhancements, including the installation of new digital signage. Eight monitors have been added throughout the arena to improve communication and promote community events. A notable addition is a 70-inch community events monitor located in the west lobby, designed to cross-promote activities across various city departments.

Keeney also shared that the arena has been actively utilized, hosting a range of events from local elections to youth sports camps, even during what is typically considered the off-season. The facility's versatility was underscored by its ability to accommodate multiple events in a single day, showcasing its role as a community hub beyond just ice sports.

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