Admission
Public skating costs 15 kr from age 7 and up; Karlskrona Allmänna Skridskoklubb collects the fee for the kommun.
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Opened in 2005 and rebuilt in 2015-16 for Karlskrona HK; public skating is in the B-hall.
NKT Arena at Rosenholm, just outside central Karlskrona, opened on 28 October 2005 as Vodafone Arena Rosenholm. Its early events included the Swedish figure-skating championships in 2005 and a handball World Cup qualifier. In 2015-16 the arena was rebuilt so that the home team, Karlskrona HK, could play its SHL games there, which gave it a new entrance and a total capacity of about 5,000.
The two ice surfaces are both full match size: the large hall is the base of Karlskrona Hockeyklubb and Örlogsstaden Admirals, while the smaller one is used by the curling club and Karlskrona Allmänna Skridskoklubb (KASK). A fall-protection rig with a rail and four harnesses hangs in the hall for figure-skating training and to make the hall more accessible. Public skating takes place in the B-hall, which is used for hockey, curling and figure skating.
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Public skating costs 15 kr from age 7 and up; Karlskrona Allmänna Skridskoklubb collects the fee for the kommun.
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The hall cannot lend out helmets or skates, so bring your own.
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Public skating is cancelled when there is an event in the hall.
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A helmet is compulsory on the ice and public skating is limited to 150 people (the entrance staff say when it is full); at stick-and-puck times only small hockey goals are allowed.
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A fall-protection rig (one rail and four harnesses) hangs in the hall for figure-skating training and to make the hall more accessible.
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