Tor-Tor opened in 1960, was roofed in 1986 and gained a second ice sheet in 2009
Tor-Tor opened in 1960 and, in the words of its operator, is the first artificial ice rink in Toruń. The roof, designed by the Toruń architect Czesław Sobociński, was completed in 1986; seats for spectators followed in 1988, and in April 2009 a second, training ice sheet was added. The rink is named after Józef Stogowski, a former TKS Toruń player and Olympian.
Today the hall has two ice sheets of 30 by 60 metres and a stand for 2,997 spectators, and it is heated and ventilated. Hockey players, figure skaters and short-track skaters train here.
The hall also stages ice revues, a kickboxing gala, ice speedway and concerts, and holds public sessions of 50 minutes on selected days, usually in the afternoon or evening.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A public session costs 18 zł full price and 14 zł reduced (children from 5, pupils, students up to 26, pensioners); family tickets are 15 zł for an adult and 11 zł for a child, and children under 5 enter free.
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Skate rental for individual visitors costs 15 zł per person.
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The MOSiR page says the building is adapted for people with disabilities.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
