Admission
A 60-minute mass-skating session costs RUB 250 for children under 14 and RUB 300 for older children and adults, in each case without skates.
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Konakovsky Led Ice Arena
Mass skating on a sheet that opened in December 2011, with ramps for wheelchair users
Public skating at Konakovsky Led Ice Arena: the next 7 days
Wednesday 14 October
- · Массовое катание
- Address
- улица Строителей, д. 2, Конаково, 171251
- Website
- ledkonakovo.ru
A covered 56 by 26 metre arena in Konakovo, built in about a year
Konakovsky Led is a covered ice rink in Konakovo, Tver Oblast, that opened on 2 December 2011. It was built in remarkably short order, in about a year: the previous summer the new building was still an empty shell. The ice sheet measures 56 by 26 metres, no more than 100 people may skate at once, and the stands seat up to 300 spectators.
Besides the arena the building has a gym, changing rooms for adults and young athletes, showers, instructors' rooms, rooms where skates are hired and sharpened, and a buffet. It is open to visitors with disabilities, with ramps into the building and onto the ice and accessible toilets.
Hockey matches of the Tver Oblast championship are played here, and the rink offers mass skating, hiring and sharpening of skates, and ice rental.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
Skate hire is RUB 250 for 60 minutes, against a deposit of RUB 2,000 a pair.
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Booking & check-in
Tickets are sold on the day, and sale stops 10 minutes before a session starts, because the arena admits only 150 people.
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Skating with children
Children from large families of the Tver Oblast can get an annual pass for free or concession entry, issued within one working day on presenting their documents.
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Accessibility
The building is open to visitors with disabilities: ramps lead into the building and onto the ice, and the toilets are accessible to wheelchair users.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.