Admission
Free skating costs RUB 500 on the big and central arenas and RUB 400 on the small arena; a hockey hour is RUB 600 and RUB 500.
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A hockey-led complex whose newest sheet opened in February 2026
Ozerki is an ice arena on Bolshaya Ozyornaya Street in northern Saint Petersburg with four ice sheets: a big arena, a small arena, and a central playing arena beside a second central training arena that opened on 1 February 2026. The small arena opened for the new season on 17 September.
Beside the ice the complex has a games hall for mini-football and handball, a shooting zone on the central arena where players can work on their wrist and slap shots, and a gym that visitors can use with their own coach without renting the whole space. A shop for hockey equipment and a hockey and figure-skating service centre share the contact details of the arena.
The arena posts its free-skating and hockey-hour grid for each week on its Telegram channel, and skaters must bring their own skates.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Free skating costs RUB 500 on the big and central arenas and RUB 400 on the small arena; a hockey hour is RUB 600 and RUB 500.
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Skates are not hired out at the Ozerki arena: entry is only with your own skates.
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Prices can be checked and ice booked through the administrator on the rink's phone line or in its Telegram chat.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.