Weekly public skating on a hockey training arena in Sirius, with a box office and skates in sizes 25 to 48
Lyodinka stands in the Sirius federal territory near Sochi. An information site about the Olympic Park describes it as a hockey training ice arena that became a centre for skating, and tickets are sold at the arena's own box office.
The official Sirius sports channel posts the public-skating timetable week by week as an image, and the arena adds that the timetable may change. Tickets can still be bought at the box office, but the number sold for each session is limited and the page advises buying ahead. An online ticket can be returned through the link in the e-mail that comes with it, though not later than three days before the event.
Skates come in sizes 25 to 48, and a helmet, elbow pads and knee pads are issued for an additional payment. The rink ticket and the borrowed equipment are sold separately, and the Talent and Success Foundation's price list sets concession rates for several categories of visitor.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A one-session adult ticket costs RUB 500, RUB 400 for children up to 12 and RUB 300 for adults on a concession (RUB 200 for children up to 12), under the Talent and Success Foundation price list approved on 27 October 2025; the youngest children have a rate of their own.
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Skate hire costs RUB 400 a session, a protective kit RUB 100 and a figure skater's helper RUB 200, sharpening costs RUB 400 a pair, and skates come in sizes 25 to 48.
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Tickets can still be bought at the box office and online; the number sold for each session is limited, the rink ticket and the skate hire are bought separately, and an online ticket can be returned through the link in its e-mail up to 3 days before.
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Protective gear (helmet, elbow pads and knee pads) is issued for an additional payment.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
