Admission
Mass skating costs BYN 5.50 on weekdays and BYN 7 at weekends for a 45-minute session. Skate hire for one pair for 45 minutes is BYN 5.40 on weekdays and BYN 7.50 at weekends.
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Opened in 2008, host of junior world championships, with 45-minute public sessions every evening it posts
Bobruisk-Arena stands at Karbysheva 11 in Bobruisk, on part of the grounds of the Bobruisk Fortress, a nineteenth-century monument on the state list of historic and cultural values. It opened on 31 May 2008 and covers 22,890 square metres, with a hall for 7,000 spectators that has places for people with disabilities.
The arena is the base of HC Bobruisk, a state club whose hockey school has more than 265 boys and girls, and of the Dinamo-Shinnik team, revived for the junior league before the 2022/23 season. It has hosted the IIHF under-18 World Championship, the Division I World Junior Championship, the 2010 Polesie Cup and the 2019 Ruslan Salei Cup, and holds ice shows every year.
Mass skating runs in 45-minute evening sessions, three each on Saturday and Sunday, with a family hour for ages four and up on Sunday afternoon. Weekday and weekend sessions are priced differently, and children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Mass skating costs BYN 5.50 on weekdays and BYN 7 at weekends for a 45-minute session. Skate hire for one pair for 45 minutes is BYN 5.40 on weekdays and BYN 7.50 at weekends.
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Skates can be hired for BYN 5.40 a pair on weekdays and BYN 7.50 at weekends for a 45-minute session.
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Public skating tickets are bought on the day of skating, and the ticket offices are open from 10:00 to 22:00. A pair of rental skates can be reserved for a fee, and rental skates are issued only against an identity document.
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Children under 14 are allowed on the ice only when accompanied by adults.
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The 7,000-seat hall has places for people with disabilities.
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