Admission
A mass-skating session costs RUB 700 (sessions run 45, 60 or 75 minutes); children from large families and disabled children under 18 pay RUB 450.
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A hockey school's home ice, open to the public every day of the week
HC Grad is the home ice of a Moscow hockey club and its youth school, on the third floor of the Gorod Lefortovo complex on Shosse Entuziastov. The club's own history page says the arena arrived in 2010: a covered stadium with stands and a Canadian-style hockey rink.
The club traces its roots to 1999, when a team representing the south-east of Moscow played in the mayor's cup among city prefectures. In 2006 a small 38 by 22 metre rink opened in the Gorod complex on Ryazansky Prospekt, and in 2009 the team took the name Grad.
Public skating is a regular part of the week: the page says sessions run every day, the complex is open all year, and the music plays while administrators watch the ice. Skating goes counter-clockwise only, and children under nine must have an adult with them.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A mass-skating session costs RUB 700 (sessions run 45, 60 or 75 minutes); children from large families and disabled children under 18 pay RUB 450.
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Skate hire is RUB 350.
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Mass-skating sessions run every day of the week, many times a day, on a weekly grid that repeats.
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There are no age restrictions at the rink. Children under 9 must be accompanied by parents.
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Skate rental and skate sharpening and servicing are always available.
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Children under 9 may skate only with an adult.
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