Admission
A single ticket costs CHF 8.00 for adults (20 and over), CHF 6.00 for young people from 16 and CHF 4.00 for children from 6.
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Dolder Eisbahn
Opened on 1 December 1931 on the Adlisberg, with 6,000 square metres of open ice.
Public skating at Dolder Eisbahn: the next 7 days
Saturday, 17 October
- · Öffentlicher Eislauf
Sunday, 18 October
- · Öffentlicher Eislauf
- Address
- Adlisbergstrasse 36, Zürich, 8044
- Phone
- +41 44 267 70 80
- Website
- doldereisundbad.ch
A 1931 open-air rink above Zurich
The Dolder Kunsteisbahn was built in 1930 and 1931 by the architects Witzig and Begert and counted at the time among the most modern and largest open-air rinks in Europe. It opened on 1 December 1931 and soon became one of Zurich's most popular leisure destinations; games of the 1939 ice hockey World Championship were played on its ice. In 1961 the ice surface was extended and a new entrance building put up, and the curling hall that stands today followed between 1961 and 1964.
The city of Zurich took a majority stake in 1996, and the site has been in public hands since. A thorough technical renovation between 2015 and 2017 brought a modernised cooling plant and a renewed ice surface. Today the Dolder offers 6,000 square metres of ice, still described as one of the largest open ice rinks in Europe, for skating, ice hockey, Eisstockschiessen and Chneble. Figure skater Denise Biellmann can still be found on the ice, helping to bring on the next generation.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Skates & rentals
Skates rent for CHF 8.00, and the Rutscherli and Eisbär learning aids for CHF 4.00 and CHF 6.00. Hockey gear rents for CHF 40.00 and goalie gear for CHF 50.00, and skate sharpening costs CHF 15.00. Children's helmets, hockey sticks and an Eisgleiter ice glider for wheelchair users are lent out free while stocks last.
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Booking & check-in
Regular entry is paid at the rink on the day; only VIP tickets for Eisdisco nights are bought online in advance.
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Skating with children
A family ticket, skate hire included, costs CHF 50.00 for 2 adults and up to 3 children under 16.
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Parking & arrival
Paid parking is available on site at Dolder Eis und Bad.
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Accessibility
The rink lends out a free Eisgleiter Cerebral ice glider for wheelchair users.
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