Admission
Public skating costs 30 kr for adults and 10 kr for children.
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Grünerhallen
Norway's thirtieth ice hall (1995), on the ground of an open-air rink that staged Olympic hockey in 1952.
Public skating at Grünerhallen: the next 7 days
No public skating is posted for the next 7 days. New sessions show here as soon as the rink posts them.
- Address
- Seilduksgata 30, Oslo, 0552
- Website
- grunerhockey.no
A 1995 hall on an old open-air hockey rink
Grünerhallen is an ice hall on Dælenenga in Oslo, opened on 6 October 1995 as the thirtieth ice hall in Norway. It stands where an open-air ice hockey rink once lay, and eight of the ice hockey games of the 1952 Olympics were played on that ground. The hall holds about 600 spectators, 400 of them standing, and inside it has four changing rooms, club rooms and an office for the ice crew, plus a small kiosk and cafeteria.
Grüner Ishockey calls the hall its home ground and a meeting place for hockey fans of all ages in the middle of Grünerløkka, and Grüner IL runs it. Away from hockey, the hall also serves as an exam venue for the BI business school. Public ice is on Sundays, helmets are required, sticks and pucks are banned, and the club's cafeteria says it serves the best waffles in town.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Rink rules
Helmets are required, and hockey sticks and pucks are not allowed during public ice.
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