Olaine's municipal rink: schools by day, hockey in the evening, inline hockey in summer
Currently out of season Olaines slidotava (the Olaine Sports Centre's rink at Kūdras iela 5) is closed for now: the rink's own published weekly schedule for 5-11 October 2026 reads "Rink closed. We are getting ready for the ice season" on every day, and no opening date is posted yet. In winter the rink is ice and in summer a multi-purpose surface. No sessions are listed here. Checked 11 October 2026. Official schedule update
The Olaine rink is run by the Olaine Sports Centre and works in both winter and summer seasons. In winter it is open to the municipality's residents for skating, and on weekdays pupils from the local schools use it.
Afternoons and evenings belong to hockey training for children and adults and to figure-skating interest classes, and on weekday evenings the amateur hockey tournament known as the Olaine Sports Centre Cup draws hockey enthusiasts.
The site is a fenced hockey court with changing rooms. In summer a multi-purpose surface is laid over it, so basketball, inline hockey, roller skating and floorball can be played there, and the Latvian inline hockey championship is held on it. The town's other sports facilities include a sports house, two stadiums and a swimming pool.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A public skating session costs €3 for adults and €1 for pupils and students (with ID); pensioners and other documented groups also pay €1, and children under 7 with an adult, Honorary Family Card holders and a disabled child with a companion skate free.
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Skate hire costs €2 for adults and €1 for pupils and students (with ID).
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Tickets are bought at the box office, and the pupil, student, large-family, pensioner or disability card must be shown before buying a reduced ticket.
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Children under 7 may attend public sessions only with an adult, who stays responsible for their safety and supervises them closely.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
