The glowing enni eiswelt sign over the red-framed entrance of the ice hall in Moers at nightPhoto: Google Maps listing · SourceThe ice sheet of the enni.eiswelt hall in Moers from the spectator rail, with the curved timber roof beams and large windows above and the boards around the ice.Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Moers' municipal ice hall, with roller parties in the ice-free months
The enni.eiswelt in Moers opened its 2026/2027 skating season on 25 September, and in the winter season from September to March it welcomes up to 500 visitors a day. The hall is run by the Enni group, and the page says there is slippery fun for everyone again.
In winter a children's birthday in the hall becomes a special occasion for the birthday child and the guests: a few pirouettes on the ice followed by a snack in the bistro. Even in the ice-free part of the year the birthday child and friends can whizz through the hall on inline skates.
The hall keeps a calendar of party dates, offers courses that can be booked, and sells online tickets in advance, so visitors can plan a session before they go.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Admission
Standard prices are 5,00€ for adults and 2,80€ for children up to 18; the disco supplement is 1,00€; Moerser Pass holders pay 2,50€ and 1,40€; the family card (max. 2 adults and 3 children, or 1 adult and 4 children) is 11,40€ with a 3,00€ family supplement for the disco.
Skates (sizes 24 to 50) cost 4,20€ for 2 hours and 2,00€ for each further hour started; a skating aid is 5,00€ against a deposit such as an ID, and cannot be reserved.