Admission
A one-hour session on the ice costs RUB 550 on weekdays and RUB 550 at weekends, holidays and school breaks, with your own or hired skates.
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A rink open 10 to 22 every day where red cells in the timetable mark club hours
No public skating is posted for the next 7 days. New sessions show here as soon as the rink posts them.
The Dinamo-Galaxy rink was the first rink in Barnaul to be built inside a large multi-storey centre. It opened in September 2017 on the third floor of the Galaktika building and uses real ice, with modern equipment, hire skates in sizes 26 to 46, protective gear and skating helpers, and instructors on the ice to help beginners.
It is open from 10:00 to 22:00 every day with no days off. Every two or three hours, depending on the crowd, the ice is cut and flooded, and that time is not counted against a skater's hour. Hockey players and figure skaters also train here during the season, and the timetable marks those club hours in red, when mass skating is suspended.
The rink was also the first in Barnaul to offer curling, with real stones, and recruits curling groups for children and adults.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A one-hour session on the ice costs RUB 550 on weekdays and RUB 550 at weekends, holidays and school breaks, with your own or hired skates.
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The rink has hire skates in sizes 26 to 46, protective equipment and skating helpers.
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Children are allowed on the ice from age 4; children's protective gear is RUB 250 an hour and a penguin skating helper RUB 400 an hour.
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