Admission
Public skating in the Gränby ice halls is free of charge and needs no advance registration, according to Uppsala kommun.
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Gränby ishallar
Five ice halls at Gränby sportfält, from the 1974 A-hall to the D-hall that opened in April 2025
Public skating at Gränby ishallar: 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
- Råbyvägen 71, Uppsala, 754 60
- Website
- uppsala.se
Uppsala's main ice-hall complex, with an A-hall from 1974
The Gränby ice halls stand on Gränby sportfält by Råbyleden and are used mainly by ice hockey, bandy and figure skating clubs; lower- and upper-secondary school hockey classes train there too. Hall A, the largest of the five and the home arena of Almtuna IS, has been Uppsala's main arena for hockey and figure skating since it was built in 1974.
The newest hall, D, opened on 7 April 2025 between halls A and C. It is aimed at recreational sport and, to begin with, figure skating, and has no plexiglass around the ice; it takes 300 people standing around the rink.
In September 2026 the municipal executive decided to rebuild and extend hall A. Building is planned to start in 2026 and run in four stages, with the hall expected to be finished in 2029.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Booking & check-in
Public skating is free and needs no advance registration.
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Skating with children
According to Uppsala kommun, children must always wear a helmet during public skating.
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Parking & arrival
Parking is about 700 spaces plus bus parking, disabled spaces and 500 bicycle spaces.
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Accessibility
Hall C has a no-fall rail in the ceiling, an aid that prevents falls for example for figure skaters or skaters with disabilities; hall D has one too, and the kommun lists the complex as adapted for people with disabilities.
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Amenities
A cafe/kiosk is open at certain times (run by an association).
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Rink rules
Children must always wear a helmet during public skating; for skating with a stick, puck or ball children must wear a helmet with a cage or visor.
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