Admission
Public skating costs CZK 150 for adults and CZK 100 for children under 12; a companion without skates pays CZK 50, and ten-visit passes cost CZK 1,250 and CZK 800.
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ICE Arena Letňany
The first ice stadium built in Prague in 20 years, and the only Prague arena that never takes its ice out
Public skating at ICE Arena Letňany: the next 7 days
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- Address
- Rösslera-Ořovského 669/3, Praha, 199 00
- Phone
- +420286920029
- Website
- icearena.cz
Prague's only arena with ice all year
ICE Arena Letňany is the first ice stadium built in Prague in the last 20 years, and one of the few arenas in the Czech Republic that keeps its ice running all year. It has two indoor ice surfaces of slightly different sizes, used by professional and recreational hockey players alike.
Hall 1 has a stand with seats and a gallery for 550 spectators; hall 2 has a stand with a standing gallery. The Czech national hockey team has lately taken a liking to the arena, and in summer players from the NHL, KHL and other leagues often train there in large numbers.
As the only arena in Prague with uninterrupted ice, it also lets its surfaces to figure skaters and to public skating. Both halls can also be rented for hockey tournaments and other sports events.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
Skates can be hired at the arena, and the Hokejlevně.cz shop on site hires and sharpens skates.
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Skating with children
The arena recommends a helmet for anyone who is unsure on the ice or just starting to skate.
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Parking & arrival
The arena has a car park with up to 100 places.
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