Admission
A single ticket costs € 4 and a reduced one € 2, and children under 4 get in free; a Sammelkarte costs € 20 (€ 10 reduced) and a season card € 100.
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Neukölln's open-air artificial-ice stadium, opened for the 1956/57 winter, with a public-skating rink
Currently out of season The district says the 2026/27 season runs from 31 October 2026 to 14 March 2027, with free entry on 30 October from 14:00 to 19:00. The opening hours are only in a PDF linked from its page, so no sessions are listed here: check the district's page. Official schedule update
The Eisstadion Neukölln is an open-air artificial-ice stadium on Oderstraße that first opened in the 1956/57 winter season, just south of the lawn sports park. It consists of the Kampfbahn, a 60 m × 30 m ice surface for competition, and a Publikumsbahn of about 65 m × 39 m set aside for public skating.
The grounds were renovated in the summers of 2005 and 2006 and finished for the 2006 winter season, in time for the stadium's 50th anniversary. In the 1960s speed-skating speed records were set on its 200-metre open-air track.
In winter the stadium is used for ice sport and in summer for basketball, roller skating, inline hockey and streetball tournaments. Its users include the Berliner Eissport-Verband, FASS Berlin, OSC Berlin, SC Charlottenburg and the figure-skating department of Neuköllner Sportfreunde 1907, and the district lists a skating school and ice-hockey club among the sports on offer.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single ticket costs € 4 and a reduced one € 2, and children under 4 get in free; a Sammelkarte costs € 20 (€ 10 reduced) and a season card € 100.
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Skate hire is run by the stadium's tenant and costs € 3,50 for 1 hour, € 6,00 for 2 hours and € 8,00 for 3 hours, in all sizes.
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Ice gliders are offered for children up to one metre tall.
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