Eisarena am Baden-Airpark

Rheinmünster · Public skating times & prices

A Canadian-built ice hall at the Baden-Airpark, run by the ESC Hügelsheim 09 since 2010

Public skating at Eisarena am Baden-Airpark: the next 7 days

Currently out of season The rink's Eislauf page still shows last season ("Publikumslauf für Jedermann Sonntags 13:00-17:00 Uhr Letzter Termin am 29.03.2026", Eis-Disco "Letzter Termin am 27.03.26") and posts no 2026/27 dates, so no sessions are listed here yet: check the rink's page. Official schedule update

Address
Victoria-Boulevard B101, Rheinmünster, 77836
Phone
0176 84078972
Website
baden-rhinos.com
The street side of the Eisarena am Baden-Airpark: a long low hall with a curved grey roof, a yellow and blue front with its entrance doors and the Eissporthalle sign. — Eisarena am Baden-Airpark
The street side of the Eisarena am Baden-Airpark: a long low hall with a curved grey roof, a yellow and blue front with its entrance doors and the Eissporthalle sign. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
The ice surface of the Eisarena at the Baden-Airpark — Eisarena am Baden-Airpark
The ice surface of the Eisarena at the Baden-Airpark Photo: ESC Hügelsheim 09 / Baden Rhinos (baden-rhinos.com) · Source

Built by the Canadian forces at the former CFB Baden-Söllingen

The ice hall at the Baden-Airpark was built, according to the club, by the Canadian forces stationed on the former Canadian military airfield CFB Baden-Söllingen, with the small ice surface usual in Canada that still exists. Their team played as the Baden Raiders, and a Canadian hockey league started at the airfield in 1967.

The Eis-Sport-Verein Hügelsheim moved here from Rastatt for the 1992/93 season and played before up to 1,400 spectators. After the ESV's insolvency in June 2009, the new ESC Hügelsheim 09 reopened the hall on 10 October 2010 after extensive renovation and has owned it since 2011.

The Baden Rhinos, the club's men's team, won the Landesliga Baden-Württemberg title in their first season in 2010/11. The club lists figure skating, school winter-sports days, family days, public skating, a skating school and Eis-Discos among the hall's regular offers.

Before you head out.

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

Admission

The rink's Eislauf page, which still lists the 2025/26 dates, prints Publikumslauf admission of €8 for adults and young people from 15 and €6 reduced from age 5; a family card (2 adults + 2 children) is €25, and a ten-ride card is €72 (€54 reduced).

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Skates & rentals

Skates in sizes 23 to 48 are hired for €4 a pair, and a skate aid costs €4.

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Parking & arrival

The P3 car park opposite the hall is open for the Baden Rhinos home games and the public skating; a short-stay ticket is valid for 6 hours at most and costs €2 (stated in the club's 2025/26 update).

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