Home ground of the SC Lyss, founded in 1964, with a curling hall behind the ice.
The Seelandhalle Lyss is the municipality's winter venue for ice hockey and curling: the ice surface is the heart of the building, and the curling hall behind it completes the sports offer. Many local and regional teams use the hall as their home ground for league games, among them the SC Lyss, whose men's team has played in the MyHockey League since 2019.
The SC Lyss was founded in 1964 and counts nearly 300 active and junior members. Training and league play of the hockey clubs run from mid-August to mid-March, and the hall is generally open for public skating and free hockey from early October to mid-March, with changes announced. From April to July it can be rented for selected events.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A day ticket for free skating or free hockey costs CHF 5 for adults from Lyss and CHF 6 for adults from elsewhere, CHF 4 or CHF 5 for apprentices, students and military, and CHF 3 for school-age children. A season pass costs CHF 120 or CHF 130 for adults, CHF 90 or CHF 100 for apprentices and students, and CHF 50 or CHF 60 for school-age children; a 12-entry card costs CHF 50 or CHF 60 for adults.
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Skates rent for CHF 5 and sharpening costs CHF 8; renting skates requires leaving an ID.
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Children under 7 may stay in the Seelandhalle only in the company of an adult; accompanying persons do not pay entry but may not go onto the ice.
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Parking zone 3 charges a fee from Monday to Saturday between 07:00 and 19:00, with three free hours that require registration.
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An Eisgleiter ice glider is offered in cooperation with the Stiftung Cerebral.
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