Rosice's winter stadium went dark in 2011 and was bought and repaired by a new civic association
The winter stadium in Rosice went dark in 2011: its original operator stopped running it and the stadium became non-functional. In June 2011 a handful of enthusiasts and friends of the rink founded a civic association, Spolek ZS Rosice, to bring it back.
The association bought the complex from its private owner, though, in its own words, no public institution was willing to take part in the renewal. Repairs and reconstruction began in August 2011 and concentrated on the ice surface, with the boards, benches, penalty boxes and protective netting all replaced.
The association says it is determined to put the stadium back into year-round operation and to offer everyone interested services at a standard in keeping with the history and condition of the rink.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating at Zimní stadion Rosice lasts 1 hour 30 minutes and costs 120 Kč for adults and children over 140 cm, 85 Kč for children under 140 cm and 30 Kč for a companion; the price list is valid to 30 May 2027.
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No skates are rented; children's hockey helmets with a cage can be borrowed for 30 Kč against an ID card, and skates are sharpened by the staff during public skating.
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For the safety of children the association lends hockey helmets with a cage during public and school skating.
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