The municipality's weather-proof ice hall in the Sportarena Götzens, home of EC Götzens.
Currently out of season The hall's pages still show the 2025/26 public-skating hours and say the hall is currently closed for public skating. The 2026/27 hours are not posted yet (the hall says public skating runs from the end of October to mid-February); check the page before you go. Official schedule update
The Eissportzentrum Götzens is the municipality's covered ice hall, part of the Sportarena Götzens, with tennis courts, ice-stock lanes and a football ground next to it. The hall measures 80 by 40 metres with a clear height of 17 metres, and its glued-laminated roof doubles as a car park deck.
The ice surface of 1,800 square metres (60 by 30 metres) is open for public skating from the end of October to mid-February, whatever the weather outside. Part of the surface is fenced off for ice hockey players, and children's skating courses are offered.
The hall is home to the hockey club EC Götzens, which teaches skating from the age of four and fields teams in all age groups of the Tyrolean state leagues, one of few clubs in Tyrol to do so. The club's work is entirely geared to youth development.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating costs €3.00 for children and young people up to 16 and €5.00 for adults. Entry is free with the Freizeitticket Tirol, and there is a 10 % discount with the Raika-Clubkarte and the JUFF-Familienpass (not on Saturdays and Sundays).
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Skates in various sizes can be hired on site, and they are sharpened and cleaned regularly. Hire is €3.00 for children and €5.00 for adults.
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The glued-laminated roof of the hall doubles as a car park deck, so enough parking spaces are available.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.