Admission
A 60-minute public session costs 15 zł for adults (12 zł with the Sanok Large Family Card) and 10 zł for children, young people, pensioners and students up to 26.
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Arena Sanok
Designed by Wojciech Gęsiak, built in 2004-2006 and opened with a Poland-Hungary hockey match
Public skating at Arena Sanok: the next 7 days
No public skating is posted for the next 7 days. New sessions show here as soon as the rink posts them.
- Address
- ul. Królowej Bony 4, Sanok, 38-500
- Phone
- +48 13 46 59 119
- Website
- mosir-sanok.pl
Arena Sanok: a 2006 hall that replaced the Torsan rink
Sanok had an ice rink called Torsan from 1968. The new Arena Sanok was designed by the architect Wojciech Gęsiak of Radom and built between September 2004 and January 2006; its cost of 22.6 million zł was met mainly by the then Ministry of Education and Sport. It opened on 11 April 2006 with an ice hockey match between Poland and Hungary, and won the First Degree Prize and the title Construction of the Year in Podkarpacie for 2006.
The ice measures 30 by 60 metres, and the hall has nine dressing rooms, three cafés and a conference room. A record crowd of 4,500 filled it for the Polish Cup finals in December 2011.
The arena hosted the Under-18 World Championship Division I in 2007 and also stages concerts, among them Maryla Rodowicz in September 2008.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
Skate rental is 10 zł for 60 minutes, a helmet 7 zł and a walking aid for learners 10 zł; skate sharpening costs 15 zł.
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Skating with children
The family ticket is 40 zł for 60 minutes and admits two parents or guardians with two children under 18, or one parent or guardian with three children.
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