Nokian jäähalli

Name: Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa · Nokian jäähalli
Start: 2026-10-18T11:15:00+03:00
End: 2026-10-18T13:15:00+03:00
Location: Nokian jäähalli

Nokia · Public skating times & prices

Finished in 1996 beside Penttilänpuisto; home hall of Nokian Pyry and the ringette team NoU Ringette

Public skating at Nokian jäähalli: the next 7 days

Monday, 12 October

12:45–14:45 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa

Tuesday, 13 October

12:45–14:45 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa

Wednesday, 14 October

12:45–14:45 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa

Thursday, 15 October

10:00–12:00 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa
10:00–12:00 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa

Friday, 16 October

10:00–12:00 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa
10:00–12:00 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa

Saturday, 17 October

11:30–13:10 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa

Sunday, 18 October

11:15–13:15 · Yleisöluistelu, ilman mailaa

Address: Hinttalankatu 6, Nokia, 37150
Phone: +358 40 7799 069
Website: nokianjaahalli.fi

Nokian jäähalli seen across its car park, a low red-brick hall with a pale gable and a yellow wing behind a row of spruces under a blue sky — Nokian jäähalli — Nokian jäähalli seen across its car park, a low red-brick hall with a pale gable and a yellow wing behind a row of spruces under a blue sky Photo: Harri Hedman · Source · CC BY 3.0

The ice of the main hall (Kilpahalli) at Nokian jäähalli with a practice in progress, players spread across the rink under the timber-beamed roof and sponsor boards — Nokian jäähalli — The ice of the main hall (Kilpahalli) at Nokian jäähalli with a practice in progress, players spread across the rink under the timber-beamed roof and sponsor boards Photo: Nokian Jäähalli Oy, website · Source

Nokia's ice hall of 1996 beside Penttilänpuisto

Nokian jäähalli, with the sponsor name Kattokeskus Areena, stands beside Penttilänpuisto park in Nokia and was finished in 1996. The area also has a sports field, football and tennis pitches, a basketball court, a beach volleyball court, a skate park and a disc golf course.

The hall is best known as the home of the hockey team Nokian Pyry and the ringette team NoU Ringette. Näätä Rollers played the roller hockey championship series here and won one Finnish championship before moving to Tampere. The hall also serves the recreational hockey club HC Nokia.

Its facade is clad in yellow profiled sheet metal and red brick, and the stands hold about 1,000 spectators in total. Besides sport the hall has hosted concerts of Iskelmä-Finlandia during the Tapsan Tahdit music event.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

The public skating sessions are free of charge, paid for by the town of Nokia together with Nokian Jäähalli Oy.

Source checked · 2026-10-08 · Official source

Skating with children

Public skating is open to everyone and is held without sticks and pucks; wearing a helmet is recommended.

Source checked · 2026-10-08 · Official source

A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.