Opened in 1973 beside a 1959 outdoor rink; the B-hall was rebuilt indoors in 2001.
Olympiarinken is two ice halls on the Olympia grounds in Helsingborg, used mainly by Helsingborgs HC and the IFK Helsingborg figure-skating section. It began with an artificially frozen outdoor rink opened on 21 January 1959. The rink itself opened beside it on 9 September 1973 with a game between the old Tre Kronor national side and IS Göta, and in the 1982-83 season Rögle BK played its home games here after its own hall in Ängelholm burned down in July 1982.
The outdoor rink was rebuilt as an indoor rink in the early 2000s and opened on 3 November 2001 as the B-hall, and the earlier rink became the A-hall, which has 445 seats and 1,500 standing places. In November 2019 both halls hosted the European Curling Championships, where the Swedish men's team (Lag Edin) and women's team (Lag Hasselborg) took gold.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating costs 25 kr for children (up to 18) and 35 kr for adults; skate hire costs 40 kr. Ten-ride cards cost 200 kr for children and 300 kr for adults and are valid on Saturdays, Sundays and during school autumn, Christmas and sports breaks.
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Skates cost 40 kr a pair in sizes 25-47, and helmets are lent free in limited numbers.
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Entrance and skate hire cannot be paid in cash: pay by card or Swish.
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Dogs are not allowed in the hall, except certified assistance dogs.
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Dogs are not allowed in the hall, except certified assistance dogs.
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