Admission
A single ticket costs CHF 7 for adults, CHF 6 for apprentices, students and AHV/IV pensioners with ID, and CHF 4 for school pupils in grades 1 to 9; children below school age skate free.
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Münchenbuchsee's roofed rink, run by an association and backed by two municipalities.
No public skating is posted for the next 7 days. New sessions show here as soon as the rink posts them.
The Sportzentrum Hirzi is run by the Trägerverein Hirzi, while its services are ordered by a simple partnership called Sportzentrum Hirzenfeld, made up of the municipalities of Münchenbuchsee and Zollikofen. The ice rink is roofed, so the centre says it is there for its guests in bad weather too, and it has taken part in the Energieagentur der Wirtschaft programme since 2016.
Several ice-sport schools offer courses for children and adults at the Hirzi, among them the HC Münchenbuchsee-Moosseedorf and the EC Münchenbuchsee. In winter the local clubs play their ice hockey games here, and the centre describes free skating as the time to warm up and recover.
Groups can try ice stock sport, an old folk sport with a likeness to curling: the Hirzi reserves the ice and provides the equipment. School classes can reserve a visit directly with the centre, which also works in cooperation with Cerebral, the Swiss foundation for the cerebrally disabled child.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single ticket costs CHF 7 for adults, CHF 6 for apprentices, students and AHV/IV pensioners with ID, and CHF 4 for school pupils in grades 1 to 9; children below school age skate free.
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Skates rent for CHF 6.
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A single ticket for the Hirzi can be bought from home in the online shop.
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230 paid parking spaces lie directly in front of the Sportzentrum for those arriving by car, and there is also a large bicycle park.
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The Eisgleiter, an extendable ice glider designed for hand-propelled wheelchairs, is freely available and can be used at no charge.
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