Eisstadion Polarion

Public skating at Eisstadion Polarion: the next 7 days

Currently out of season This is the weekly timetable the rink prints for the 2026/27 season ("25.09.2026: Ab 14 Uhr starten wir in die neue Saison 2026/2027"); it announces no end date; checked on 3 October 2026. Sessions are listed until 2 November 2026; school-holiday days and public holidays are not listed because the page gives only a start time for them. Official schedule update

A family-run stadium opened on 1 January 1980

In the 1970s Bad Liebenzell's mayor and spa director wanted to make the spa town more attractive for tourism, and the town planned its own ice stadium. Because subsidies were missing, private investors were found in 1978, and the ice opened on 1 January 1980 although construction had not gone entirely to schedule.

The name Polarion, a blend of Polareis and Orion, won out over the other proposal, Alascala. The stadium was sold in 1982 and changed operators several times; after a forced auction the children of the original investors, Monika and Matthias Bay, bought it back, and the third generation now works in the stadium.

Every first Wednesday of the month the music is switched off for an Enjoy the Silence evening, and the stadium runs on 100 per cent hydro-electric green power.

Before you head out.

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