Daugavas ledus halle

Rīga · Public skating times & prices

Opened in May 2022 beside the Daugavas stadium, with two sheets and up to 600 seats

Public skating at Daugavas ledus halle: the next 7 days

Saturday 17 October

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Address
Augšiela 1, Rīga, 1009
Phone
+371 26569203
Website
lnsc.lv
The entrance front of the Daugava ice hall, with its slatted timber-look roof edge and the lettering LEDUS HALLE DAUGAVA over the doors. — Daugavas ledus halle
The entrance front of the Daugava ice hall, with its slatted timber-look roof edge and the lettering LEDUS HALLE DAUGAVA over the doors. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
An ice sheet in the Daugava hall seen from the stands, with skaters on the ice and a row of red seats in the foreground. — Daugavas ledus halle
An ice sheet in the Daugava hall seen from the stands, with skaters on the ice and a row of red seats in the foreground. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Rīga's two-sheet Daugavas ledus halle, opened in 2022

Daugavas ledus halle in central Rīga was opened in May 2022, continuing the reorganisation of the national culture and sports centre Daugavas stadions. It has two ice sheets for hockey, figure skating, curling, short track and para ice hockey, with stands for up to 600 spectators at the B sheet.

The hall offers modern changing rooms for athletes, coaches and referees and the technical support for competitions and training, and it is open every day from 6:00 to 23:00.

The two sheets are used for private group training, from small young enthusiasts to professional adult and senior sport, and a team event or school excursion can add the ice to its programme.

Public skating sessions are organised every weekend, in two kinds: classic skating for recreation, and skating with hockey sticks for dynamic training.

Before you head out.

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

Admission

A one-hour public skating ticket costs €6 for adults and €4.80 for children up to 6, pupils, students and pensioners; the sticks session costs €10 and €8.

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Skates & rentals

Skates rent for €3 a pair and helmets for €2 for adults, with the same discount categories as the tickets.

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Skating with children

With a 3+ Ģimenes karte (large family card) the hour costs €4.50, and a person with a disability pays €3, on showing a valid document; discounts do not add up.

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