Built in 1959, Thun's two-field rink is being rebuilt while the clubs keep training on it.
The Kunsteisbahn Grabengut was built in 1959 and belongs to the city of Thun. When voters were asked to approve its renovation in 2022 the rink counted around 70,000 entries a year, and the city said it urgently needed work.
It has two ice fields, one under a roof and one in the open air, with the city's curling hall next door. Since April 2025 the city has been renovating the rink, a project drawn up with the Interessengemeinschaft Grabengut, whose members are EHC Thun, Dragon Thun, HC Lerchenfeld, EV BOMO, EC Thun and CC Thun Regio. The hockey clubs and the skating club resumed training during the works, which is why the 2026/27 season opens late.
The calendar includes Samichlaus on the ice and moonlight skating on the open-air field, and the curling hall hosts national championships and tournaments.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single ticket costs CHF 7 for adults, CHF 5 for apprentices, students and seniors from 65, CHF 4 for children from 6 to 15 and CHF 1 for spectators; a 12-entry card costs CHF 60, CHF 50 or CHF 40 and a season pass CHF 140, CHF 100 or CHF 70, with a family season pass for at least one parent and one child. Disabled visitors with companions and Thun schools enter free, and holders of a KulturLegi get 50 percent off.
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Skates rent for CHF 8 a pair for adults and CHF 6 for children and young people up to 20.
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Tickets can be bought online in the city's web shop.
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On Sundays from 10:00 to 11:45 the covered field runs family hockey for children up to 10 in the company of adults.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.