Admission
The public sessions are free of charge and meant for skaters of all ages; the city offers them and a supervisor from Lauttakylän Luja ice hockey section is on duty.
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Completed in 1996, the hall is home of Lauttakylän Luja and also has curling and ringette
No public skating is posted for the next 7 days. New sessions show here as soon as the rink posts them.
Huittinen's ice hall, marketed as Telila Areena, was completed in 1996 in Huittinen. The company Huittisten Jäähalli Oy manages the hall. The hall provides conditions for taking up, practising and competing in ice sports.
Ice hockey is played and practised actively in the hall, which is an important home hall for many local enthusiasts and clubs. Lauttakylän Luja uses it as its home hall. Besides hockey, the hall offers a chance to play curling, rink bandy and ringette and to practise figure skating.
Practice sessions, matches, camps and events for users of different ages are held in the hall. Besides ice time, changing rooms, meeting rooms and a café area are available. The hall serves active users, clubs, schoolchildren and whole families.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
The public sessions are free of charge and meant for skaters of all ages; the city offers them and a supervisor from Lauttakylän Luja ice hockey section is on duty.
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Skates can be borrowed from the Huittinen main library during its opening hours: sizes 26-44, loan period 7 days.
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Bring skates, a helmet and, if you wish, a stick; each session lasts 50 minutes.
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