Admission
Single tickets cost 4,00 € for adults, 3,00 € for the reduced group and 1,70 € for children up to 5; a family ticket is 10,00 €.
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The Hungerbach-Dome, built in 1980 for 2,955 spectators and renovated in 2011
The Eissporthalle Landsberg, known as the Hungerbach-Dome, was built in 1980 and holds 2,955 spectators. It is now the home of the HC Landsberg, which has played in the Bayernliga again since the 2023/24 season. Skaters use the ice from early October to March.
The HC Landsberg's second team, the SG VfL Denklingen/HC Landsberg 1b, plays in the Bezirksliga here too, and further leisure clubs and schools use the hall. In the time left free of games and training the ice is open to the public, and the hall also hosts ice discos, concerts, exhibitions, in-line hockey and stock shooting.
The hall was last renovated in 2011, with a renewed roof under which a white cold foil keeps the chill away from the roof to lower energy costs, plus new changing rooms and showers, a new floor, new sanitary facilities, a ventilation system and a new sound system.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Single tickets cost 4,00 € for adults, 3,00 € for the reduced group and 1,70 € for children up to 5; a family ticket is 10,00 €.
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Skate hire costs 3,50 € a pair and sharpening 6,00 € a pair.
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Tickets are sold from half an hour before each session, and the skate-hire fee is paid at the till.
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Entry to the Saturday evening session is from 14 years; younger children only with a parent or guardian. A calmer Kinderlauf for children up to the fourth class runs every two weeks.
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