Urdorf's rink opened on 26 November 1966 as an open ice field and received a roof in 2011
The Kunsteisbahn Weihermatt in Urdorf was inaugurated on 26 November 1966, then still with an open ice field. The renovation began after voters accepted an initiative for a building credit in October 2007 against the council's recommendation. In the 2011 renovation the many user groups gained a roof over their heads, and the renovated, now roofed rink was reopened with a festival programme on Saturday, 29 October 2011.
After its first winter, the roofed rink was better visited than before the renovation. The EHC Urdorf, firmly rooted in the village, plays on it, from its first beginnings on the Lips-Weiher to its present games on the roofed rink, and the municipality marked the rink's 50 years with a festival weekend in 2016.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A single ticket costs CHF 8 for adults and CHF 4 for children, for residents and non-residents alike; spectators pay CHF 1 during public skating. A 10-visit card costs CHF 63 and CHF 27 for residents (CHF 72 and CHF 36 for non-residents) and a season card CHF 170 and CHF 75 (CHF 285 and CHF 166).
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Skates rent for CHF 7, sticks for CHF 4, helmets for CHF 5, sliders for CHF 3 and a chair for half an hour for CHF 2, each against an ID; sharpening costs CHF 10.
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Urdorf families get 25 percent off when at least one parent or guardian buys two or more season cards at the same time.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.