Admission
Public skating costs CZK 200 per person and is valid for the whole two-hour session.
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A 58 by 28 metre hall in Vokovice, in use since 1 October 1983 and roofed in 1992, home of HC Hvězda Praha
Zimní stadion Hvězda in Prague-Vokovice was put into operation on 1 October 1983 and roofed in 1992. The club that skates there was founded in 1969 as HC Praha. In 1975 it merged with HC Dejvice and became Hvězda Praha, a name that points to the Hvězda summer palace, one of the symbols of Prague 6. It moved into the new stadium in the autumn of 1983 and has carried its present name, HC Hvězda Praha, since the 1997/98 season.
The ice measures 58 by 28 metres under a hall 12 metres high. It holds 700 spectators, 300 of them seated, and has 16 dressing rooms, 11 of them reserved for the club's own categories. The club runs 12 youth categories with more than 250 young players, an A-team in the regional championship and a veterans' team.
Three players who started on this ice reached the NHL: Jan Hlaváč, David Kočí and Radek Smoleňák. The rink has also hosted preparation for NHL players including Draisaitl, Eliáš, Frolík, Hamrlík and Kočí, and the filming of the jingle for the 2004 world championship.
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Public skating costs CZK 200 per person and is valid for the whole two-hour session.
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Skates can be hired for CZK 100 a pair against a CZK 1,000 deposit or an ID document; sharpening costs CZK 100, or CZK 150 for badly blunted or new skates.
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The stadium has 50 parking spaces.
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