Patinoire Polarys

Sin-le-Noble · Public skating times & prices

A two-rink centre beside the Boulodrome de Douaisis: a 700-seat competition rink and a leisure rink

Public skating at Patinoire Polarys: the next 7 days

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Address
90 rue Joséphine Baker, Sin-le-Noble, 59450
Phone
09 72 04 00 60
Website
patinoire-polarys.com
The long white Polarys ice-rink building with its curved roof and name on the facade, visitors gathered on the grass in front of it. — Patinoire Polarys
The long white Polarys ice-rink building with its curved roof and name on the facade, visitors gathered on the grass in front of it. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
The empty ice sheet with its centre circle and boards under a timber-lattice roof, with the stand and glazed far wall behind. — Patinoire Polarys
The empty ice sheet with its centre circle and boards under a timber-lattice roof, with the stand and glazed far wall behind. Photo: Patinoire Polarys (Vert Marine) · Source

Two ice sheets and a 700-seat stand at Sin-le-Noble

Polarys has two ice sheets and stands for the public, and sits next to the Boulodrome de Douaisis. The leisure rink measures 30 by 26 metres and is meant for beginners and families, and the same 780 square metres are used for team-building days and group introductions. The competition rink is ringed by a 700-seat stand that can be extended to 1,700 seats for large skating events and competitions.

The building recovers the heat given off when the ice is made and feeds it back into its own installation and into the Sourcéane aquatic centre and spa, and it carries 800 square metres of solar panels.

The rink organises events for families through the year, including themed evenings. Beyond skating it offers ice karting, broomball, described as a hockey-inspired game open to novices, and holiday courses for children aged 6 to 12.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Residents pay 5,00 € and non-residents 7,00 €; reduced entry 4,00 € or 5,90 €; under 3s free; accompanying person 2,50 € or 2,70 €. Family rate (2 adults, 2 children, skates included) 25,50 € or 33,15 €. Ten-entry card 45,00 € or 63,00 € without skates, 72,00 € or 90,00 € with skates (under 15: 36,00 € / 53,10 € and 63,00 € / 80,10 €). Resident prices need proof of address.

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Skates & rentals

Skate rental (also Icetrot, bigtrot or Ice skate) is 3,00 €, or 27,00 € for ten rentals. Helmet and protections are 5 €, sledge rental 3,00 €, skate sharpening 5,40 € (48,60 € for ten), compulsory gloves 2,70 € and socks 2,15 €.

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Booking & check-in

Entry during opening hours requires paying the entry fee, and the entry ticket or any proof for a reduced rate must be shown on request; admission and ticket sales stop half an hour before closing.

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Parking & arrival

The car park is reserved for rink users and staff.

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Accessibility

The Ministry of Sport's national register of sports facilities (RES) lists the installation as accessible to people with a sensory disability and a motor disability.

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Rink rules

In public sessions children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult; the minimum age to skate is 2, and a child who cannot skate must be with someone who has the basics of skating. Gloves and socks are compulsory.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.