CCM Aréna Třinec

Třinec · Public skating times & prices

A two-storey hall of 5,300 square metres beside Třinec's Werk Aréna, built by the club and opened in 2016

Public skating at CCM Aréna Třinec: the next 7 days

Saturday, 17 October

  • · Veřejné bruslení
Address
Frýdecká, Třinec, 739 61
Website
hcocelari.cz
The CCM Aréna (Mini Werk Aréna) training and public-skating hall on Frýdecká street in Třinec — CCM Aréna Třinec
The CCM Aréna (Mini Werk Aréna) training and public-skating hall on Frýdecká street in Třinec Photo: Hokejovy milovník · Source · CC0
The empty ice sheet inside the CCM Aréna in Třinec, lit from the roof, with the boards and the stand behind. — CCM Aréna Třinec
The empty ice sheet inside the CCM Aréna in Třinec, lit from the roof, with the boards and the stand behind. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

A training hall built beside the Werk Aréna in 2016

The CCM Aréna, also called the Mini Werk Aréna, is a hockey hall built right beside the Werk Aréna on Frýdecká street in Třinec. According to the club's own report on the opening, on 21 June 2016, construction began in April 2015 and trial operation started a month before the opening; the main investor was the club HC Oceláři Třinec.

The hall serves mainly as a training ground, but some home matches of the club's junior and cadet sides are played there. It is used chiefly by youth clubs and figure skaters, for public skating and for matches of amateur hockey players.

The two-storey hall covers 5,300 square metres. Beside the ice on the ground floor are changing rooms and facilities for athletes, while the upper floor holds a gym, a classroom for athletes and rooms for coaches.

Before you head out.

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

Admission

Public skating in Třinec costs 60 Kč for adults, 30 Kč for children up to 15, students and pensioners, and 20 Kč for a companion or spectator.

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Skates & rentals

Rental skates in sizes 26 to 46 are available in the hall during public skating at 80 Kč a pair; they must stay inside the hall.

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Skating with children

Everyone on the ice must wear gloves, and nobody may go on the ice without skates, including a companion who is teaching a child to skate; skating aids (penguins, bars) are for children up to 150 cm.

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