Brokdorf's Elbe Ice Stadion is a modern skating hall with a grandstand, a bistro and a skating school.
Currently out of season The Elbe Ice Stadion opens its 2026/27 season on Sunday 1 November 2026 and runs to 14 March 2027; its booking portal opens later, but the public hours are posted. Official schedule update
The Elbe Ice Stadion in Brokdorf is a modern skating hall on the Elbe with a 60-by-30-metre ice surface and an inviting atmosphere for every age, from relaxed laps to first attempts on blades. With its light-flooded architecture, special events and a committed team it draws around 50,000 visitors every winter.
The grandstand seats up to 400 guests at the same time. On Friday evenings on selected dates the hall holds an EIS-Disco for kids from eight and for the young at heart, and the skating school is led by Klaus Barkow, a former figure and roller skater, who gives lessons on seven dates.
School classes and groups have the ice to themselves on weekday mornings during term time. The season runs from early November to mid-March, and the public sessions are closed on Mondays because of the skating school.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single ticket costs €6.00 for adults and €5.00 for children, young people and students; a spectator card is €2.00 and the Friday EIS-Disco €8.00; schools pay €6.00 a person including skates for two hours.
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Around 600 pairs of rental skates are available in sizes 25 to 50, in figure and hockey styles.
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EIS-Disco tickets are sold online; an advance sale is also possible during the public skating times in the afternoon and at weekends.
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There are 200 free car-park spaces directly at the stadium, including 4 for disabled drivers.
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Access to the hall and the ice is step-free, with an accessible toilet and reserved car-park spaces nearby.
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