A 2004 glued-timber hall with 1,624 m2 of ice, joined by a twin rink in 2014
The Debreceni Jégcsarnok on Derék utca opened in 2004 as a curved-roof hall with a glued-timber frame, and its ice measures 28 by 58 metres, or 1,624 square metres. The stand holds 500 people, 400 of them for the home side and 100 for visitors, and the hall as a whole takes 750.
The city soon outgrew it, and a twin hall of steel followed in October 2014 with a 30 by 60 metre surface of 1,800 square metres and room for 200 people, mainly for youth development. The main hall hosts Erste Liga hockey, youth championships, national and international tournaments, skating galas and speed-skating races, and it regularly joins the national Jégpályák Éjszakája night with special programmes.
The Debreceni Sportcentrum, set up in 2000 and owned by the city, operates the ice halls.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
From 1 September 2026 public skating costs 2.800 Ft for adults, 2.300 Ft for students over 14 and pensioners, and family tickets cost 5.700 Ft for three people and 7.500 Ft for four; a group ticket (minimum 15 people) is 2.050 Ft; one ticket covers one 2.5 hour session.
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Skate hire costs 1.800 Ft a pair in sizes 26 to 48 and sharpening costs 2.000 Ft a pair, available during public-skating sessions.
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The ticket office opens 30 minutes before each public-skating session and closes 30 minutes before it ends.
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Gloves are compulsory on the ice, and a helmet is recommended for children.
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A car park with 90 places serves both ice halls.
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