Białystok's municipal ice hall was opened in 2002 on the site of an open-air rink
The covered rink in Zwierzyniec grew in stages. First building work began in 1998, and the rink in its present form was opened in 2002; before that, an open-air, artificially frozen rink stood on the site. A warm-up hall for skaters with a 50-metre tartan track followed in 2011, hockey boards were fitted around the ice in 2015, and in 2021 the lighting was modernised and the ice slab repaired.
The hall has a 30 by 60 metre ice sheet and seats 685 people. BOSiR calls it the largest indoor sports and recreation venue in Białystok, and its position beside Zwierzyniec Park keeps it close to the city centre.
Beyond skating, it has hosted dozens of events, among them karate championships and concerts by Budka Suflera. The rink runs from autumn to early spring and, since September 2026, daily.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A ticket covers at least 60 minutes: 17 zł normal and 12 zł reduced; a two-person family ticket (carer plus a child up to 13) is 24 zł, and Białystok Large Family Card and Active Senior Card holders pay half (8.50 zł normal).
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Skate rental costs 12 zł, a skating aid for learners 12 zł, and sharpening your own skates 20 zł a pair.
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Online tickets are collected at ticket desk 2, marked "Bilety online", no later than the start of the chosen session; an online order carries a 2 zł service fee.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
