Admission
A public session at Haminan jäähalli costs €2 and children under 5 skate free, according to the City of Hamina.
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A timber-framed arched hall finished in 2003 at the Ruissalo sports centre, with curling lanes on its rink
Haminan jäähalli stands at Ruissalo in Vehkalahti, in Hamina, and is a timber-framed arched hall finished in 2003. Its rink measures 58 by 28 metres, and one long wall has a stand with 500 seats and 300 standing places.
The hall has six dressing rooms with showers, equipment drying rooms, meeting rooms and a café. Two curling lanes can be laid on the hockey rink, and the hall owns the stone sets for them, so curlers use it too. Haminan kiekkoympyrät, the figure skating club Haminan taitoluistelu and Kotkan Titaanit train here regularly.
The hall belongs to the Ruissalo sports centre, about four kilometres from the town centre, and it keeps serving skaters and hockey players in the summer months as well as in winter.
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A public session at Haminan jäähalli costs €2 and children under 5 skate free, according to the City of Hamina.
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The hall has a skate-hire service: skates cost €3 to hire (helmet included) and sharpening costs €5, according to the City of Hamina.
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The Ruissalo sports centre, where the ice hall stands about four kilometres from the town centre, has parking for about 250 cars, according to the City of Hamina.
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