Admission
A single ticket for public skating costs €3, or €2 reduced for children and young people under 18, pupils, students, trainees and holders of the Grüner Pass; a ten-visit card is €27 or €18 reduced.
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SPIE Arena Rosenheim
The city-owned home of the Starbulls, opened in 1962 and roofed in 1973
Public skating at SPIE Arena Rosenheim: the next 7 days
For the latest skating dates, check the rink’s official information.
- Address
- Jahnstraße 1, Rosenheim, 83022
- Phone
- +49 8031 36501428
- Website
- rosenheim.jetzt
Rosenheim's ice stadium, a 1962 open-air rink under a timber roof since 1973
Rosenheim's ice stadium was begun in 1961 and opened on 13 January 1962 as an open-air ground. The city took it over in 1973, rebuilt it and put a laminated-timber roof over it, which lifted the capacity to 8,400 spectators.
The hall has 4,592 square metres of floor and is 21 metres high. It holds 5,022 people today, 1,000 seated and 4,022 standing. Sponsors have given it a string of names, among them Frucade, Marox and Kathrein, and in 2019 ROFA Industrial Automation AG made it the ROFA-Stadion.
Ice hockey in Rosenheim goes back to the 1920s. EV Rosenheim was founded in 1928, and the Starbulls that grew out of it became a fixture in Germany's top league and made the sport popular across the region.
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 €3 and sharpened for €6.
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Accessibility
The SPIE Arena has eight wheelchair-accessible places among its 5,022 spectator places.
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