Admission
A single entry costs CHF 5 for adults (17 and over), CHF 4 for students, apprentices, AVS and AI holders with a card and CHF 3 for children aged 5 to 16; skate hire is CHF 5 (CHF 4 for children).
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Patinoire des Eaux-Minérales
Opened in 1962 as an open-air rink, rebuilt under a roof and inaugurated in January 1993.
Public skating at Patinoire des Eaux-Minérales: the next 7 days
Monday, 12 October
- · Patinage public
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Tuesday, 13 October
- · Patinage public
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Wednesday, 14 October
- · Patinage public
- · Patinage public
Thursday, 15 October
- · Patinage public
- · Patinage public
Friday, 16 October
- · Patinage public
- · Patinage public
Saturday, 17 October
- · Patinage public
Sunday, 18 October
- · Patinage public
- Address
- Avenue Henry-Warnery 8, Morges, 1110
- Phone
- +41 21 828 04 20
- Website
- patinoiremorges.ch
Open air in 1962, covered since January 1993
The Patinoire des Eaux-Minérales was created by a cooperative society and opened in 1962 as an uncovered rink. The commune of Morges took over its running in 1977 and acquired the whole site two years later. The covered rink known today was inaugurated in January 1993, with its capacity cut to 2,400 places.
The building holds an ice surface, changing rooms and curling lanes under one roof. The ice hockey school of Forward HC and the Club des patineurs de Morges, which teaches figure skating to all ages and levels, train here.
Repeated breakdowns caused by age led the municipal council to grant an emergency credit in 2022 for a temporary refrigeration system, which kept the ice sports going. The city plans a rebuild for 2026 to 2028 that keeps the ice surface and the curling hall, and keeps 700 seated places on the side facing the river Morges.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
A hockey helmet with a cap costs CHF 3 (CHF 5 deposit), skating aids are lent (a metal bar for CHF 2.50 plus a deposit, cones free) and skates are sharpened for CHF 6 a pair.
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Skating with children
Family season passes are sold from three family members including an adult: CHF 100 for the first adult, CHF 50 for the second and CHF 27.50 per child.
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Parking & arrival
A car park is nearby, and bus lines 706 and 726 (stop Patinoire) and 704 (stop Delay) serve the rink.
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Accessibility
The rink has a toilet accessible to people with reduced mobility and parking places close to the entrance.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.