A covered rink in the Polje district that started as a hockey club's own project in 1968
Dvorana Zalog is a covered rink in the Polje district of Ljubljana, used by hockey clubs, recreational groups and curlers as well as public skaters. It has stands, changing rooms and a cafe, and holds 200 skaters during public sessions.
The rink began as a club project. HK Slavija, a hockey club from Zalog, started building its own artificial rink there in 1968 but stopped in 1976 before it was finished; it was completed in 1978, and an international match between Yugoslavia and East Germany was played for the opening. The hall was roofed in 2000.
On weekday mornings kindergartens come for skating courses, and a school sports day here lasts about two and a half hours and includes watching a hockey training session. Curling is played here too.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single skating ticket costs €4, a family ticket €12, a pack of 10 sessions €35 and a pack of 30 €85, with VAT included; skaters with disabilities get 10% off recreation tickets, according to the operator's price list of 21 September 2026.
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Plastic skates or a penguin skating aid cost €4 each to hire, according to the operator's price list.
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The family ticket covers up to four people: at most two adults and children up to 14, according to the operator's price list.
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There is a car park beside the hall and others nearby, according to the operator.
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The hall has access for people with reduced mobility, according to the operator.
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