Hall 1 dates from 1996; a 3,400 square metre extension with two rinks was handed over in July 2021
Kangasala's ice hall consists of two halls: Hall 1 was completed in 1996 and Hall 2 in 2021. The hall's spectator capacity is 1,000.
The extension was started in October 2020 and covers about 3,400 square metres. The new training hall has a running track, two rinks and a gym, and its practice area of about 120 square metres adds up to 500 hours of ice time. Under the ice, 19 kilometres of cooling pipe circulate. The Ministry of Education and Culture granted the project 750,000 euros, and the handover inspection took place on 12 July 2021.
The hall is used mainly by Kisa-Eagles juniors, the Eagles men's team, recreational teams and KaVo's representative team. Hall 2 also has a separate practice area meant for uses such as skating by small children.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
The hall has a limited number of skating aids that children can borrow when learning to skate, and Halli 2 has a separate practice ice area for small children, according to Kangasalan Jäähalli Oy.
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The yard has clearly marked parking places on an asphalt surface, and more parking areas have been added, according to Kangasalan Jäähalli Oy.
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The national sports-facility register (LIPAS) lists toilets at this site.
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