Plans were approved in 1966 and the Olympic-size rink opened in 1970; the Castors d'Asnières play here.
The Courtilles sports centre began in the early 1960s with a gymnasium and a swimming pool, and in the early 1970s it was extended to the south with an ice rink. Plans for the building were approved in 1966 and it opened in 1970, and it was inaugurated in 1971. The rink has a 60 by 30 metre Olympic-size ice surface and seats 1,421 spectators.
It is the home ice of the Castors d'Asnières, the semi-professional hockey team, alongside Asnières Patinage for figure skating and ballet on ice. It has hosted the French figure skating championships three times (1976, 1982 and 2003), the French ice dance championships in 1973 and the French short track championships in 1999.
The same building also houses a boxing gym, and in June 2014 former cruiserweight world champion Jean-Marc Mormeck fought the first bout of his comeback in the main hall.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Entry is 5,60 € at the full rate and 3,80 € at the reduced rate (under 10s, students, disabled visitors, job seekers, people on assisted contracts, retirees and CNAS card holders, with proof). A 10-entry card is 41 € or 29 € and is valid for a year. Large families pay 3 € for juniors and 3,80 € for adults. During the short school holidays, entry is 1 € from 14h to 18h, reserved for Asnières residents with proof of address and ID.
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Skate hire is 3,80 € (10 hires for 34,70 €, or 3 € for large families) and sharpening is 6,20 €. During the short school holidays, skate hire is 1 € from 14h to 18h.
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