Admission
Public skating is free of charge (kostnadsfri), according to Norrköpings kommun.
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A hall designed by Hans Gade and opened in October 1977, home of HC Vita Hästen with room for 4,500
Himmelstalundshallen in Norrköping was drawn by the architect Hans Gade, finished on 4 October 1977 and inaugurated with a ceremony on 7 to 9 October that year. It is the home arena of HC Vita Hästen and Norrköpings konståkningsklubb, and holds 4,500 people.
Besides figure skating and ice hockey the hall is used for indoor football and floorball. Södertälje SK became Swedish champions here in March 1985 by beating Djurgårdens IF 6-3 in the fifth and deciding final, and the ice hockey attendance record, probably 4,694, was set on 15 October 2015 when HC Vita Hästen met Södertälje SK.
The arena has hosted heats of Melodifestivalen in 2002, 2009 and 2016, and matches at the men's basketball European Championship in September 2003.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating is free of charge (kostnadsfri), according to Norrköpings kommun.
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Skating equipment can be borrowed free of charge at the Fritidsbanken in Klockaretorpet's centre.
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Sticks are not allowed during public skating in Himmelstalundshallen, and the entrance to public skating is only through the main entrance.
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