Home of the EC Wil since 1962; roofed in 1984 and reopened in a new building in 2013.
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Wil voted in 1961 on building the Sportpark Bergholz, with a home for the ice club planned in it, and the club has played there since 1962. The ice was roofed in 1984 and reopened in 2013 as part of a new building for the whole sports park. The hall today has an ice surface of 1,800 square metres with 1,000 seats and 400 standing places.
The EC Wil, who play in the 1. Liga, call it home; they won the Swiss amateur title as 1. Liga champions at the end of 2022/23 and again in 2025. In summer the inline hockey team IHC Wil Eagles trains and plays in the hall, and the Eisdisco evenings are run together with the Wil youth work.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single ticket costs CHF 9 for adults from 16 and CHF 6 for children from 6 to 15, or CHF 7 and CHF 4.50 for residents of Wil and ten neighbouring municipalities; a 10-visit card costs CHF 77 and CHF 51 (CHF 60 and CHF 38 for residents) and a winter pass for the hall CHF 162 and CHF 108 (CHF 126 and CHF 81).
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Skates rent for CHF 5, helmets and hockey sticks for CHF 2 each and sharpening costs CHF 10; a skate pass gives two free rentals for six paid ones (CHF 20). An ID is left as a deposit.
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Children up to 5 skate free, children count from 6 to 15 and adults from 16; every tenth ticket is free for groups of ten or more.
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Two Eisgleiter ice gliders for wheelchair users are available free of charge, provided by the Stiftung Cerebral.
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