Admission
Public skating costs CZK 60 for adults, CZK 30 for children and young people up to 18 (and children 0 to 6), and CZK 20 for a non-skating companion; prices are listed from 1 August 2025.
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Pardubice's first artificial ice dates from 1947; the arena seats 10,088 and has hosted two World Juniors
The first artificial ice in Pardubice went into use on 20 December 1947 and was roofed thirteen years later. A covered winter stadium was built in 1958-60, and the modernised arena started operating in 2001.
The arena seats 10,088, the third largest hockey arena in Czechia, and is the home of HC Dynamo Pardubice in the Extraliga. It was called Duhová aréna in 2003-05, was renamed Tipsport arena on 7 January 2015, and has carried the name enteria arena since the 2019/20 season.
The hall hosted the World Junior Championships in 2002 and 2008, the inline hockey world championships in 2011 and 2014, and Czech Euro Hockey Tour tournaments in September 2003, around the turn of August and September 2013, and April 2018.
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Public skating costs CZK 60 for adults, CZK 30 for children and young people up to 18 (and children 0 to 6), and CZK 20 for a non-skating companion; prices are listed from 1 August 2025.
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The arena does not hire out skates; the page points to YETTI SPORT for hire.
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Tickets for public skating are sold at the arena and online; each session lists how many tickets are left.
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At the parents-and-children sessions skating aids are lent free (refundable deposit CZK 50); at other public sessions skating aids are not allowed for safety, and sticks and pucks are banned.
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