Two ice surfaces in a Lamač school ground, built as a public-private partnership and open all year
ICE Arena stands in the grounds of a school on Borinská street in Lamač and was built as a public-private partnership: the investor, ZLL šport, leased the public land from the Bratislava-Lamač district and in return gives the district free ice hours.
There are two surfaces. The main one has Canadian dimensions, 27.8 by 56.5 m; the smaller one, originally a curling sheet, measures an unusual 11 by 50 m and serves the smaller training groups of the local hockey academy. Both are used for public skating, and on the smaller one visitors can try skating with a stick and a puck.
The youth club HC Lamač Bratislava plays here, the Central Europe Hockey Academy trains individual skills, and Piruetka runs six-week skating and hockey courses.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating costs €10 for adults and children from 10, and €9 for children up to 9, on the big ice (without a stick) and the same on the small ice (with a stick), according to the operator's price list valid from 1 January 2024.
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Skate hire is €10 an hour per pair and sharpening a pair costs €10 at the arena.
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Residents of Lamač get free entry to public skating on showing an ID that proves permanent residence in the district, according to the municipality.
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Children must wear a helmet on the ice, according to the municipality's page.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
