A double-rink venue whose 300 m² beginners' track has a handrail, a circular bench and DJ evenings.
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La Cartonnerie in Dammarie-les-Lys is a double-rink venue: a sporty track and a 300 m² "ludique" track meant for children and beginners. A handrail and a circular bench run around the ludique track so first-timers can learn gently, and an ambiance bar sits next to a real fireplace. The rink is run by VM 77190, the public-service delegate of the local authority.
The programme leans on themed evenings with a DJ and light effects. The 2026/27 season's list includes a rap night, a foam night, a Halloween night with costumes and horror-film music, and a winter night where skaters glide under snow. Ice races give the winner a free entry, and the Jardin de glace is held every Sunday morning.
The season opens with an opening night in September and ends with a last public session in June. The rink stays open on bank holidays such as All Saints' Day, and a competition closes it for a day in November.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Residents ("Tarifs résidents") pay 5,80 € for an adult (16 and over) and 4,60 € for a child or at the reduced rate (students, unemployed); non-residents ("Tarifs extérieurs") pay 6,90 €, 5,80 € and 5,80 €. An accompanying adult pays 1,60 €. A 3-person ticket with skates is 19,60 € (residents) or 22,40 € (non-residents); a 10-entry card is 52,40 € or 61,90 €; skate rental is 3,20 €.
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Skaters need their own skates or a skate-rental ticket from the till, and a pair of gloves.
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Admission is paid at the entrance on arrival.
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Entry is free for children under 3 and children under 16 get a reduced rate on showing proof; children under 8, or who cannot skate, must be accompanied on the ice by an adult who shows an ID.
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The Ministry of Sport's national register of sports facilities (RES) lists the installation as accessible to people with a motor disability.
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