Admission
Public skating costs 50 kr for ages 8 and over (helmet included) and is free for ages 0-7; hiring skates or a sled costs 40 kr for everyone, whatever their age.
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Kvibergs Parks is- och sporthall
A wood-framed training ice hall that replaced Isdala ishall in 2023, next to two sports halls
Public skating at Kvibergs Parks is- och sporthall: the next 7 days
Monday, 12 October
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Tuesday, 13 October
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Thursday, 15 October
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Friday, 16 October
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- Address
- Kvibergs Port 6, Göteborg, 415 27
- Website
- goteborg.se
Gothenburg's wooden ice and sports hall, opened in 2023
Kvibergs Parks is- och sporthall was completed in August 2023 and inaugurated on 2 November that year. Building work had started in February 2021. Its ice hall replaced Isdala ishall, which was being demolished to make room for a swimming hall.
The building is 11,800 square metres and holds one ice hall and two full-size sports halls that can be joined into one for events. Building in wood was the design goal, and two 80-metre glulam arches span the halls, one over the sports hall and one over the ice hall. The ice hall is a training rink with room for up to 300 spectators.
Several clubs keep their offices in the building, among them Göteborgs ishockeyklubb (GIK), Kvibergs HK and Utbynäs SK innebandy. In 2026 Boverket, the Swedish housing and planning agency, picked it out as a good example in its collection on designing sports facilities.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
The hall has skates, helmets and skating aids to hire or borrow in limited numbers: skates or a sled cost 40 kr, and a helmet is lent free when you pay the entrance fee.
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Booking & check-in
The hall is cashless: pay by card or Swish. Group visits (schools and other led groups) must be booked in advance.
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Skating with children
Children under 12 are welcome at public skating together with a responsible adult, and a helmet is lent free with the entrance fee. Sticks and pucks (or balls) are only allowed at the times marked for them.
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