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Admission
Entry to a public session starts from 10€, and entry with skates from 14€.
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La Nevera
Opened in October 1996 as the home of SAD Majadahonda, with a 60 by 30 metre Olympic-size sheet
Public skating at La Nevera: the next 7 days
Monday 12 October
- · Sesión pública
Saturday 17 October
- · Sesión pública
Sunday 18 October
- · Sesión pública
- Address
- Calle Fresa 14, Majadahonda, 28222
- Phone
- 91 638 61 05
- Website
- lanevera.net
Designed in 1996, one of Spain's five Olympic-size rinks
La Nevera opened in October 1996 in Majadahonda's El Carralero industrial estate, to a design the studio Sotomaroto Solid Arquitectura drew up that year. Its Olympic-size sheet, 60 by 30 metres or 1,800 square metres, makes it one of five rinks of that size in Spain.
Three parts sit under one roof: an entrance and offices with a glass front, the rink itself with a fireproof wood interior chosen to minimise electricity use, and a technical section holding the climate-control equipment and the ice resurfacer.
SAD Majadahonda was founded in 1996 as the rink went up, and its men's team won its first and only league title in 1997-98. Today La Nevera is the home of SAD Majadahonda and Club La Nevera, nine ice hockey teams in all, and about 800 athletes in figure skating, synchronised skating and hockey train here. Seven Spanish Olympic skaters have trained at La Nevera, among them Javier Fernández.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
Skate sharpening costs 10€, with the sharpening hours set week by week.
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Booking & check-in
The box office is at rink level and opens 15 minutes before each session; at public sessions a staff member on the terrace admits skaters in small groups.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.