Built in 1961 as an open-air rink by TEC Waldau, roofed in 1977 and renamed Eiswelt in 2011
The Eiswelt Stuttgart on the Waldau was called the Eissportzentrum Waldau until 2011. The TEC Waldau built it in 1961 as an open-air rink, and the city of Stuttgart took it over on 6 December 1962. A roof followed in 1977, and a second open-air surface built in 1967 was roofed in 1983.
The hall was extensively renovated in 2011. Since the 2024/25 season the rink has run climate-neutrally without fossil energy, and it is linked by an energy network to the neighbouring Sporthalle Waldau. For its climate measures the Eiswelt was honoured in the competition Klimaaktive Kommune 2025.
Five Stuttgart ice sports clubs train and compete here, among them the ice hockey team of the Stuttgart Rebels, and three figure-skating clubs skate on the ice: TEC-Waldau Stuttgart, tus Stuttgart Eissport and the Stuttgarter ERC.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Single tickets cost 6,00 Euro for adults, 3,70 Euro reduced (from 13 years: pupils, students, trainees) and 3,00 Euro for children from 7 to 12 years; spectators pay 2,00 Euro and children up to 6 years enter free (that ticket is sold at the rink only).
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Skate hire is 6 Euro a pair. The hire desk opens 30 minutes before each run, and the rink asks for card payment where possible.
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Evening runs from 20:00 are sold only in the online ticket shop or by card at the information desk. For all other runs the rink recommends buying online to avoid queues at the till.
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Wheelchair users can use an Eisgleiter (ice glider) free of charge.
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During public runs children under 7 may skate and stay in the Eiswelt only with an adult.
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