Ishal 1 was built in 1974 within the sports park that grew from the 1942 Gentofte Stadion.
Ishal 1, the skating hall at Gentofte Sportspark, was built in 1974. It measures 41 by 70 metres on the ground and stands about 12 metres high in the middle, with standing room for about 500 spectators and seats for about 356 along one long side. Changing rooms and storage lie on both sides of the hall, for figure skaters and for ice hockey players, and the ice is normally taken out every summer from April to August.
The hall belongs to a sports park that began as Gentofte Stadion, inaugurated on Sunday 27 September 1942 before 20,000 spectators. The competition for the grounds and buildings was won by the 28-year-old Arne Jacobsen. Today the park, which holds pitches, ice halls, sports halls and a skatepark, is part of Gentofte Kommune's sports facilities, and the home ice hockey club Gentofte Stars staffs the kiosk and runs the Saturday IsDisco with unpaid parents and volunteers.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single ticket costs 30 kr. for a child under 15, 50 kr. for an adult and 30 kr. for a pensioner; a 10-ticket clip card, valid for 3 years, costs 200 kr., 365 kr. and 200 kr. respectively. Gentofte Kommune institutions pay 0 kr. for entry (skate hire only).
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Skates rent for 60 kr. a pair, in sizes 25 to 50.
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There is no need to book the hall, a time or skates in advance for public skating.
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A few helmets are lent out free at public skating, though the hall recommends bringing your own. Height-adjustable skating stands for the smallest children (under 7) can be rented, at public skating only.
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Large car parks lie opposite Gentoftehallen (about 220 spaces) and beside the athletics facility (about 50 spaces).
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Gentofte Sportspark carries the Godadgang.dk access label, and Godadgang.dk has produced a report on access conditions at the park for people with disabilities.
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A small number of helmets are available and lent out free of charge at public skating, but we recommend that you bring your own.
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