Opened on 4 December 1987; renamed KUTTER-Arena for the 2026/27 season
The Memminger Eissporthalle, designed by the architect Helmut Börner, opened on 4 December 1987 and counted as the 40th ice hall in Bavaria. The first ice-hockey club to use it, SC Memmingen, rose to the 2. Bundesliga and drew about 2,500 spectators a game.
The hall also staged concerts, among them Herbert Grönemeyer in 1991 and Sting and Bryan Adams in 1997, with up to 6,000 visitors. Figure-skating clubs use it as well: the DJK Memmingen has held its big Schaulaufen show every year since 1994, and the Weiss-Blau Casino 84 trains here.
The hall was renamed Alpha Cooling Arena am Hühnerberg for the 2024/25 season, and since 2026/27 the Memmingen building firm Kutter has been its naming sponsor, so it is now the KUTTER-Arena. It opens daily to the public, and the city distinguishes public sessions from evening and disco sessions.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Children up to 5 are free. Young people aged 6 to 15 and people with reductions pay 2,00 €, adults 5,50 € and non-skating visitors 1,50 €; the Discolauf is 5,00 € for everyone. Skate hire costs 3,50 € or 4,50 € and a skating chair 2,50 €.
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Skate hire costs 3,50 € in sizes 25 to 35 and 4,50 € in sizes 36 to 48.
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Entry is paid in cash only; card payment is not possible.
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Ice chairs for small children can be hired for 2,50 € (not at the Discolauf).
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
