Admission
The 2025/26 price list charges 4 KM an hour on weekdays and 5 KM at weekends with your own skates; groups of ten or more pay 4 KM or 5 KM a person.
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A seasonal covered rink that has moved around Tuzla since December 2006
Currently out of season Klizalište Panonika's page says the rink is set up for about two to two and a half months, from the end of November to the end of January and sometimes into early February, depending on the weather and the number of skaters. Its price list is still the 2025/26 one and the 2026/27 opening date has not been posted yet. Official schedule update
The first ice rink in Tuzla was opened in December 2006 by the public company Pannonica together with the city. For its first two years it stood at the Telex stadium, then for three years at the small-football stadium at Slana Banja, and from 2012 to February 2018 on Freedom Square in the town centre. Since November 2018 it has stood in the Pannonian Lakes complex.
The main rink covers 600 square metres and takes more than 100 skaters a session. A 60 square metre children's rink was added in 2019 for beginners, and from the 2022/23 season a 30-metre, 3.6-metre-high ice slide runs beside it. A special canopy shelters the whole 800 square metre site from rain and snow.
The rink is set up for roughly two to two and a half months, from the end of November to the end of January and sometimes into the first half of February, depending on the weather and the number of skaters. A masked ball, an ice DJ disco and kids' days are held, and a skating school for the youngest has run every January since 2006.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
The 2025/26 price list charges 4 KM an hour on weekdays and 5 KM at weekends with your own skates; groups of ten or more pay 4 KM or 5 KM a person.
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With hired skates an hour costs 5 KM on weekdays and 7 KM at weekends (2025/26 price list).
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A separate 60 m² children's rink, opened in 2019, is for children and beginners who are taking their first steps on skates.
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The open-type rink covers 600 m² and holds more than 100 skaters per session, with a special canopy protecting it from rain and snow.
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Skating runs only in a circle, keeping the rink fence on your right.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.