Pärnu Lastestaadioni uisuväljak

Pärnu · Public skating times & prices

A refrigerated 56 by 25 m rink with lights, open from December

Public skating at Pärnu Lastestaadioni uisuväljak: the next 7 days

Currently out of season The operator's page for the Lastestaadion says "UISUHOOAEG AVATAKSE TAAS DETSEMBRIS 2026" (the skating season reopens in December 2026) and gives no day; the rink is open daily on weekdays 08:30-22:00 and weekends 09:00-22:00 and the price list is on the city's room portal. Official schedule update

Address
Ringi tn 15, Pärnu, 80014
Phone
+372 523 2073
Website
spordikeskus.parnu.ee
The service building and asphalt apron beside the Lastestaadion rink in summer, with trees around the grounds. — Pärnu Lastestaadioni uisuväljak
The service building and asphalt apron beside the Lastestaadion rink in summer, with trees around the grounds. Photo: Pärnu Spordikeskus (spordikeskus.parnu.ee) · Source
The lit outdoor ice of the Pärnu Lastestaadion at night, with the red centre line, the blue line and a few players at the far end. — Pärnu Lastestaadioni uisuväljak
The lit outdoor ice of the Pärnu Lastestaadion at night, with the red centre line, the blue line and a few players at the far end. Photo: Pärnu Spordikeskus (spordikeskus.parnu.ee) · Source

Pärnu's Lastestaadion rink, an outdoor ice field in the centre

The Pärnu Lastestaadion has a very long history, with lively sport through the years and many changes. The latest change is that the field has been merged into the Pärnu Spordikeskus, which runs it. Just before that, the field got modern floodlighting and a system of refrigeration pipes under the surface with base and cover layers.

That system lets the town lay artificial ice early in suitable weather, so people can skate and play ice hockey on a lit 56 by 25 metre field. The whole stadium area is fenced, and the grounds are meant for whole families to spend time together.

Outside the winter season the grounds are used for basketball on a 33 by 18 metre wooden court, volleyball and street floorball, and there is a 150 metre asphalt running track. The Munamäe family park and a roller-skate park are next door, and the skating season reopens in December 2026.

Before you head out.

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

Admission

A single 60-minute ticket costs €5, or €3.50 for pupils up to 19 and concession holders, according to the city's price list for the Lastestaadion rink.

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Skates & rentals

Skates rent for €4 a pair for adults and €2 for pupils, pensioners and students, per hour, according to the price list.

Source checked · · Official source

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