Booking & check-in
Public skating in Boden is open to everyone, children and adults, with separate sessions for skating with puck and stick and for free skating without a puck.
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Hive Arena
Opened in 1965 as Björknäshallen and renamed Hive Arena in 2022; Boden's home of ice hockey.
Public skating at Hive Arena: the next 7 days
Currently out of season Public skating at Hive Arena has not started and has no start date. Bodens kommun's page says building work is under way in the hall and that it does not yet know when public skating can start; the Airdome is closed and offers no public skating. Official schedule update
- Address
- Idrottsgatan, Boden, 961 64
- Website
- boden.se
Björknäshallen, Boden's 1965 ice hall
Hive Arena, formerly Björknäshallen, is an ice hall in Björknäs in Boden that opened in 1965. It took its present name after a sponsorship deal with a cryptocurrency company in autumn 2022.
The hall has two gently curved, 66-metre grandstands with 17 steps each. It originally had room for a nominal 5,000 spectators, 228 of them seated; today it holds 4,000, about 1,000 seated. Big arches carry the roof along the length of the rink, which gives it great height and a roomy feel.
The attendance record is 5,111, set in autumn 1969 when Bodens BK beat the old rival IFK Luleå 8-5 in a derby; since the rebuild with more seats the record is 4,500. Since autumn 2017 a 5 by 3 metre event screen has hung at one end.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skating with children
A helmet is mandatory for all skaters at public skating.
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