A new ice rink that began as an idea of Kortrijk ice hockey parents and was built by volunteers
IJsbaan Kortrijk began as an idea of a few parents from the Kortrijk ice hockey community. Dozens of volunteers helped turn a vacant hall into a proper ice rink, and the city's tourist office lists public sessions on the new LandMarck rink from 5 December 2025, with recreational skating plus a tearoom and bar.
The ice is resurfaced by a Zamboni for every session, and at busy moments up to 400 people are on the ice at once. The non-profit is a UiTPAS partner so that people on a smaller budget can skate, and the rink also offers curling. HC Kortrijk Spurs, the only competitive ice hockey club in West Flanders, is now based at the rink, and the figure skating club FSC Kortrijk Spurs can use a new ballet room in the building.
A permanent team runs the daily operation and, for big moments, can still count on helpers from the neighbourhood.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A standard ticket is €12.00 with skate hire or €9.00 with your own skates; for children under 12 it is €10.00 or €7.00, and children under 3 are free. Wheelchair users pay €6.00 and holders of the UiTPAS kansentarief pay €2.40.
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Skate hire is included in the €12.00 ticket; with your own skates the ticket is €9.00.
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Booking ahead is recommended, especially at weekends, because sessions can sell out.
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Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
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There is free parking at Pottelberg 20; follow the signs to Hal K.
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Wheelchair skating is possible during the public sessions, with enough supervision provided.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.