Aurinkoareena

Naantali · Public skating times & prices

Finished in 2002 next to the older Kuparivuori hall; used mainly by VG-62 hockey, ringette and figure skating

Public skating at Aurinkoareena: the next 7 days

Tuesday, 13 October

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Address
Kuparivuorentie 1, Naantali, 21100
Website
naantali.fi
The Aurinkoareena ice hall at the Kuparivuori sports centre seen across the car park, with a pine tree in front of the grey-clad hall — Aurinkoareena
The Aurinkoareena ice hall at the Kuparivuori sports centre seen across the car park, with a pine tree in front of the grey-clad hall Photo: Naantalin kaupunki (official website) · Source
Skaters and players on the ice of Aurinkoareena in Naantali, seen from the side boards under the steel roof and lights. — Aurinkoareena
Skaters and players on the ice of Aurinkoareena in Naantali, seen from the side boards under the steel roof and lights. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Naantali's Aurinkoareena, finished in 2002 beside the Kuparivuori hall

Aurinkoareena is an ice hall in Naantali finished in 2002. It stands on Kuparivuori hill near the town centre, next to the older Kuparivuori hall, which was finished in 1986 on the site of an unroofed artificial-ice rink that had been there since 1975.

The hall is used mainly by the hockey and ringette teams of VG-62 and by figure skating. At the highest levels VG-62's hockey team has played in the Suomi-sarja and its ringette team in the ringette SM series here, and junior international hockey matches and training camps have been held in the hall.

The stand holds 500 spectators, and the hall has four dressing rooms. A café with 60 seats was completed at the end of 2009. In 2019 a connecting passage was built between the two ice halls, housing dressing and maintenance rooms.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Public skating and public stick sessions are free of charge: the city's ice-hall fee does not apply to them, according to Naantalin kaupunki.

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Skating with children

Helmets are compulsory on the public stick sessions, and the public session is a low-threshold one for all ages and skill levels, not for practising spins and jumps, according to Naantalin kaupunki.

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Accessibility

The city lists step-free access to the stands and an accessible toilet next to them at Aurinkoareena; the café is reached only by stairs, and the changing rooms have one step at the outer door.

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Amenities

The national sports-facility register (LIPAS) lists toilets at this site.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.