An 800-square-metre rink that its operator calls unique in Morocco, set up with a French rink specialist
Rabat's patinoire has 800 square metres of ice and is described by its operator as unique in Morocco. It was set up with the know-how of Oxform, a French company that designs, builds and manages ice rinks, which gave the operator the means to develop ice sports in the country for the first time.
A skating school teaches skaters of all ages and levels with qualified coaches, and its training formulas run from one hour of lessons a week for beginners to three or four hours for the competition group. The Moroccan Ice Sports Association, the ASGM, has been a member of the International Skating Union since 2011.
Alongside the public sessions, the rink runs a Jardin des glaces on weekends, a play area where young beginners skate with their parents under a qualified coach, ice karting on Friday nights and children's birthday parties.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
In the summer pattern the rink charges 80 dirhams for a skater's two-hour session and 15 dirhams for a visitor, who gets a drink or sweet; a card of ten sessions costs 700 dirhams with skates and 600 without.
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Groups are welcomed only in the mornings, from 20 people, on reservation.
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For safety, the 17:00 and 19:00 sessions are not open to children under ten.
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