Ossiacher See Halle Public Skating Times

Ossiacher See Halle

Steindorf am Ossiacher See · Public skating times & prices

A municipal-owned ice hall in Steindorf that grew out of a club's idealism in 1986

Public skating at Ossiacher See Halle: the next 7 days

For the latest skating dates, check the rink’s official information.

The long arched roof of the hall behind a fence and the Ossiacher See Halle sign, with two flowering cherry trees and mountains beyond. — Ossiacher See Halle

The long arched roof of the hall behind a fence and the Ossiacher See Halle sign, with two flowering cherry trees and mountains beyond. Photo: Ossiacher See Halle (seehalle.com) · Source

Players in dark blue and yellow and in white and light blue skate across the ice during a game, with advertising boards along the far side. — Ossiacher See Halle

Players in dark blue and yellow and in white and light blue skate across the ice during a game, with advertising boards along the far side. Photo: Ossiacher See Halle (seehalle.com) · Source

The Ossiacher See Halle, from an open-air rink to Domenig's lakeside roof

The Ossiacher See Halle began as an open-air artificial rink. In 1986 the Eissportclub Steindorf built, with a great deal of idealism, what was then only the third artificial ice rink in Carinthia, and for many years the club held a leading role in Carinthian ice hockey and figure skating.

The covered hall went up in stages from 1993, starting with the concrete slabs for the ice, the new boards and the technical rooms, with the dressing-room and sanitary wing following three years later. In 2002 the state of Carinthia confirmed the funding, and the hall opened that October to a design by the architect Günther Domenig, whose roof leaves the view of the lake almost unobstructed.

Today a refrigeration plant installed in 2020 keeps the ice for ESC Steindorf, the home club, and the municipality of Steindorf holds more than 75 percent of the operating company. Public skating shares the ice with club training, school skating, figure skating and an ice disco.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Public skating costs €7 for adults and €4 for children and young people with a school ID.

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Skates & rentals

Skates can be hired from the ice master for €8.

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Skating with children

Parents remain responsible for their children: the hall rules say the hall supervision is no substitute for parental supervision.

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Accessibility

The hall describes itself as barrier-free to enter.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.