A municipal ice arena and national hockey and curling base with club roots back to 1922
Currently out of season The Bundesstützpunkt Füssen's page lists public skating (Publikumslauf) among its offers and gives a price list, but prints no session times or season dates; its by-law says public skating times are announced separately. No sessions are listed here. Checked 15 October 2026. Official schedule update
Füssen's ice sport began with a club founded in 1922 at the Hotel Sonne in the town, and two years later it was playing tournament-standard ice hockey. In 1929 the team won its first Bavarian championship, in Oberstdorf.
The old home ground was the Kobelstadion, where a match against a Canadian side once drew more than 16,000 spectators. The club carried heavy debts for years after building an artificial ice rink and a stadium in the late 1940s.
The Bundesleistungszentrum has stood here since 1973 and the present arena since 1990. Today the Bundesstützpunkt belongs to the town of Füssen and works closely with the German Ice Hockey Federation and the German Curling Association, and it offers public skating for families, groups and anyone who wants to enjoy the ice.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating costs €6 for adults and €5 for children and young people; evening sessions cost €7 and €5. Season passes are €150 for adults and €77 for children and young people, and ten-visit cards are €55 and €40.
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Skates in sizes 25 to 49 can be hired for €5 a pair and sharpened for €9 a pair.
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Children under six may enter the ice hall only in the company of an adult.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
