Built in 1996 on the edge of Romont, the rink shares its ice between public hockey and free skating
For the latest skating dates, check the rink’s official information.
The Patinoire de Romont, on the Route de Massonnens on the edge of Romont, is an artificial-ice rink built in 1996, measuring 30 by 60 metres and built to the rules of the international ice hockey federation. At public sessions the ice is shared: one third is set aside for public hockey and two thirds for free skating without sticks.
The rink says it stages about 220 hockey games a season in the Coupe de la Glâne, which it hosts every year. The Les Griffons hockey school, which skates here, counts 450 licensed young players and says demand is growing across the region, and a figure-skating club is based at the rink too.
A second ice surface is planned: a rink of 60 by 26 metres built across the existing structure, with a café and four new changing rooms, estimated at CHF 8 million and hoped to open for the 2027-28 season.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Entry is CHF 6 for adults, CHF 5 for students, AVS and AI holders and CHF 4 for children; ten entries (the eleventh free) cost CHF 60, CHF 50 and CHF 40, and season passes CHF 120, CHF 80 and CHF 60. Ice discos are CHF 20 for adults from 16 and CHF 15 for ages 5 and up.
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Skates can be hired for CHF 4 (children, students, adults), with Bobby the seal skating aid at CHF 5, hockey sticks at CHF 3 and helmets at CHF 2; cones and bars for skating practice are free, and skate hire is free with a CarteCulture.
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Playing hockey with hard pucks is forbidden while the rink is open to the public, and helmets and gloves are strongly recommended for children.
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A 160-space car park is next to the rink with 2 hours of free parking, and bus line 470 from Romont station stops at 'Electroverre', about 700 metres (9 minutes) away on foot.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
