Opened in 1979; since 2021 owned by a non-profit company that puts its surplus into youth skating
No public skating is posted for the next 7 days. New sessions show here as soon as the rink posts them.
The Icehouse in Neuwied opened in 1979 and has been renovated several times since. An extension in 2014 raised its capacity to 2,100 spectators, and at home games of the ice hockey club EHC Neuwied the hall is loud and atmospheric, a feeling the club calls the Bärenhöhle.
In 2021 the future of the hall was put on a new footing: a non-profit company, Eishalle Neuwied gGmbH, bought it from its previous private owner. The EHC took a share in that company with donations and a crowdfunding campaign, and every surplus the company makes goes to youth work in ice sports in Neuwied.
The hall runs on electricity from 100 per cent hydropower, which the rink describes as a clean CO2 balance.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Monday to Friday admission is 5,00€ for young people and adults. On Saturday up to 18:00 young people pay 6,00€ and adults 7,00€; the Saturday evening IceHouse Party costs 8,00€ for everyone (entry from 12 years). On Sunday young people pay 6,00€ and adults 7,00€.
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Skate hire costs 4,00€ and sharpening 8,00€; hire skates are available from size 26 to size 50.
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Tickets are bought at the cash desk. On weekdays and Sunday one day ticket covers the whole session, but on Saturday the session is split in two and each needs its own ticket; card payment is possible from 10,-€.
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Family and small-group prices apply from 4 people with at least 2 adults.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.