Opened in 1969 as part of Frihedens Idrætscenter; former home of Copenhagen Hockey.
Hvidovre Isstadion opened in 1969 and belongs to the Frihedens Idrætscenter sports complex, according to German Wikipedia. Until 2013 it was the home ground of the professional ice hockey team Copenhagen Hockey. Hvidovre Ishockey Klub, which calls itself a tradition-rich club based close to Frihedens Station, now has two ice hockey halls.
The skating hall is one part of a wider centre that houses many different clubs, among them Hvidovre Skøjteklub. The centre also has a ball hall of 1,125 square metres and a theatre hall of about 250 square metres with a stage. Besides public skating the ice hosts a curling club with four lanes, and Hockey and Fun, which the centre calls the ultimate chance to try ice hockey.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single ticket costs 65 kr., a 10-ticket card 530 kr. and a quarterly card 740 kr. (one visit a day); tickets are valid for 3 years from purchase. Hvidovre residents who show their health card (sundhedskort) pay 45 kr. for a single ticket or 350 kr. for 10 tickets.
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Skates rent for 25 kr. a pair (sizes 24 to 48, about 450 pairs) from the kiosk in the show hall, and sharpening costs 50 kr.
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Tickets can be bought online in advance.
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There is free parking by Engstrandskolen.
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