Admission
Free skating costs € 7,50 per skater, or € 13,00 with skate rental. A chaperone without ice access pays € 5,00, a 10-session pass is € 67,50 and a season pass is € 90,00.
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Roosendaal on Ice
Roosendaal's December and January ice rink, with a toddler rink, curling and free skating lessons
Public skating at Roosendaal on Ice: the next 7 days
Currently out of season Roosendaal on Ice opens to the public on 5 December 2026 at 10:00; free skating runs from 5 December to 3 January, with opening hours that vary by day. Official schedule update
- Address
- Oostelijke Havendijk 1, Roosendaal, 4704 AD
- Phone
- 085 2733973
- Website
- roosendaalonice.nl
A winter pop-up rink on the Suikerplein
Roosendaal on Ice is the ice rink the town of Roosendaal gets in December and January, on the Suikerplein, run by Stichting IJsbaan Roosendaal. Its own house rules describe it as the place where residents, young and old, can skate safely, and every year hundreds of children from local schools and out-of-school care skate there.
The lit rink is the centre of the event, with two large ice floors for 200 and 100 skaters, a separate toddler rink during free-skating hours and a warm IceCafe for a hot chocolate between laps. For some editions now it has also offered free skating lessons in small groups, as long as the skater buys an entry ticket.
Beyond free skating, the rink offers curling lanes, and on weekdays from 7 to 18 December it reserves one-hour blocks for school skating.
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 for € 5,50, with hockey skates in all sizes and double-blade skates that strap under shoes for the youngest.
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Booking & check-in
An entry ticket can be bought online or at the cash desk; online tickets are swapped on arrival for a wristband that opens the gate.
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Skating with children
Gloves are compulsory for every skater, and speed skates (noren) are not allowed. The youngest have their own toddler rink (krabbelbaan) during free-skating hours, where one adult may join them on shoes.
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