Covered ice hall at the Schießstätte, home of the Eislaufverein Berchtesgaden, founded in 1922
No public skating is posted for the next 7 days. New sessions show here as soon as the rink posts them.
The Eishalle Berchtesgaden at the Schießstätte is the home ice of the Eislaufverein Berchtesgaden, founded in 1922 after plans for a club had been discussed for many years. Ice skating in the town is older than Berchtesgaden's well-known bobsled and luge. Early hockey was played partly on the Aschauerweiher pond and partly on rinks the club set up in the village.
Natural ice was a recurring problem until the covered hall came at the Schießstätte, which has room for 800 spectators. The club switched to artificial ice in 1974.
From its first year the club held children's masked festivals, and they continue today as an ice carnival on Carnival Sunday. It marked its centenary with a two-day celebration and a 128-page chronicle, and it teaches hockey to anyone over four.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Single tickets cost 4,50 € for adults (4,00 € with a Kurkarte) and 2,50 € for young people up to 18 (children up to 6 free); a family card is 9,00 € (8,00 € with a Kurkarte), a 12-visit card 45,00 € and a season card 70,00 €.
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Skates and equipment can be hired in the hall.
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Only cash is accepted.
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The family card is cheap, and for a family with two adults children enter free.
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