Admission
A day ticket costs 6,50 € (reduced 5,50 €) from Monday to Friday and 7,00 € (reduced 6,00 €) on weekends and public holidays.
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The ice rink was the first part of the Hains leisure centre, finished in the winter of 1997
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The Hains began as the Schwimmhalle Hainsberg, opened in 1978 because there were too few baths around Freital. Building work on a larger centre began in March 1997, and the ice rink was the first part finished, in the same winter. A few months later the centre took its present name, and the August 2002 flood did not spare it, as it stands directly on the Rote Weißeritz.
The rink is a covered surface of 2,200 square metres, with more than 600 pairs of rental skates, sharpening and a separate practice area for beginners. The programme includes an Eisdisco, Eisstockschießen for company events and introductions to other ice sports. Snacks and hot drinks are served at the rink's Austrian-style Schirmbar. The leisure centre is a project of TWF GmbH.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A day ticket costs 6,50 € (reduced 5,50 €) from Monday to Friday and 7,00 € (reduced 6,00 €) on weekends and public holidays.
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Skate hire is 5,00 € a pair in sizes 25 to 48 and for children's adjustable glide skates; helmets are 3,00 € plus a 10,00 € deposit.
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A family ticket for two adults and two children costs 21,00 € on weekdays and 23,00 € on weekends and holidays; children up to 1 m tall get in free.
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