Skates & rentals
Skates and helmets can be hired in the hall.
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Tromsø ishall
Taken into use in spring 2010 as the first ice hall in Northern Norway and the 40th in the country.
Public skating at Tromsø ishall: the next 7 days
Currently out of season The municipality's page says Tromsø ishall is open to everyone who wants to skate within its opening hours, but that the open-hall offer for 2026/27 is not ready yet. The home hockey club's page says it arranges open hall on Saturdays and Sundays, without times. No days or times are posted for this season yet. Official schedule update
- Address
- Dramsveien 202, Tromsø, 9010
- Website
- tromso.kommune.no
Northern Norway's first ice hall, opened in 2010
Tromsø ishall stands beside Fløyahallen and was taken into use in spring 2010, the first ice hall in Northern Norway and the 40th in Norway. The building holds an ice hall of about 2,300 square metres and a service building of 800 square metres, and the hall has room for about 500 spectators.
The municipal culture committee decided the name. The Labour Party, which had a clear majority in the committee, proposed calling the hall Isflaket, but one of its own members backed the Progress Party's proposal, Tromsø ishall, and that name was adopted.
Tromsø ishockeyklubb, Tromsø skøyteklubb and Ishavsbyen kunstløpklubb all call the hall home. The figure-skating club, founded in 2014, organised the Norwegian figure-skating championships here on the last weekend of January 2024, and its chair said then that the hall was well maintained and in good condition.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skating with children
The municipality advises wearing a helmet when skating to protect the head.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.