Varbergs Ishall opened in 2013 with room for 544 spectators and became part of the Pingvinen complex in 2021
Varbergs Ishall was inaugurated on 28 September 2013 and holds 544 spectators. The municipal council had decided on 21 June 2011 that a new ice hall should be built in the Håsten district. It stands in the Håsten recreation area, where an ice hall, a pool, a gym and a café share one roof, and it is open from week 38 to week 13.
The new sports and leisure facility Pingvinen was inaugurated in September 2021 on the recreation area where the Håstensbadet pool used to be, and its new pool opened to the public on Saturday 4 September. The pool was joined to the existing ice hall to form one connected sports facility that is part of a larger sports cluster. In the entrance hall the ice hall and the pool hall lie on either side, and a sculpture by the artist Alvaro Campo in the entrance square interprets the Halland coastline.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Entry is 65 kr for adults, 40 kr for ages 5-16 and 150 kr for a family of two adults and two children; a season pass is 500 kr (adult) or 250 kr (5-16) and also covers Veddige ishall and Sjöaremossen; you pay by scanning a QR code at the entrance (Swish or card), the hall is cash-free.
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A limited number of helmets and skates can be hired for 30 kr together (free for schools); the municipal ice halls do not sharpen skates.
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