Admission
Public skating costs CZK 70, with CZK 40 for children under 10 and CZK 20 for an accompanying person, according to the stadium's price list.
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A town-run hall for 1,760 spectators, used for hockey from July to April and by two skating clubs
Zimní stadion Náchod is run by the town's department of culture and sport and is in use all year. From July to April its ice carries regular hockey training for HC Náchod's pupil classes, juniors and men, along with the club's friendly and league matches.
Two long-established clubs share the ice: Kraso Náchod for figure skating and BK Náchod for speed skating, both described by the town as successful sports of the stadium. Training camps for hockey and figure skating clubs are held regularly, and the programme also includes a skating school and skating for nurseries and schools.
The air-conditioned hall holds 1,760 people and has one ice surface and a small gym, and it can host concerts and exhibitions. Individuals, groups and hobby teams can rent the ice, and a hotel in the building has 60 beds in 23 rooms and one apartment.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating costs CZK 70, with CZK 40 for children under 10 and CZK 20 for an accompanying person, according to the stadium's price list.
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Skates can be hired for CZK 100 a pair for two hours and helmets for CZK 50, and skates are sharpened for CZK 50 a pair.
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