Salzburg’s range of ice sports has one more attraction. With the new mobile ice-skating circuit through the area of the Volksgartenbad, an additional 1,400 m² of ice rink will be available for ice sports fans. Two ice rinks (300 m² and 400 m²) are connected with a total of 240 m long and three meter wide ice paths. The new ice circuit is connected to the covered open space and leads through the bathing area of the Volksgarten bath. It blends harmoniously into the area. The city gardens and the city lighting created an appealing ambience. At the start of the bathing season, the facility will be dismantled again.
Opening hours:
Due to the current exit restriction from 8 p.m., the public run generally closes at 7 p.m.
Opening day: Monday 14.12. Admission from 4 p.m. Ice skating until 7 p.m.
From Tuesday 15.12. general opening times from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
“Corona rules”:
- Access is via the main entrance of the Volksgarten pool
- “Soft start” with 200 visitors (up to 350 people are possible according to the current regulation
- Ice skates can be rented at an outdoor distribution point
- There are no cloakrooms available
- There is no way to warm yourself indoors
- A minimum distance of one meter must also be maintained outdoors. Note floor markings.
- A mouth and nose protection must be worn when entering the toilet facilities
- For the time being, no gastro bar
Sporty:
- Lingering in the sports facility / ice magic is limited to the duration of the exercise.
- There must be no physical contact when practicing sport.
Data & facts:
- Two ice rinks (300 m² and 400 m²) are connected with a total of 240 m long and three meter wide ice paths.
- Additional ice surface of 1,400 m².
- Lifespan of the railway 25 to 30 years
- the track can be extended at will
- enables additional ice times for clubs
- Existing infrastructure (cash register and access systems, ice skate rental, cloakrooms, sanitary facilities and restaurants) can be used optimally
- State-of-the-art system with regard to energy consumption, control and regulation technology
- Energy comes from a new transformer station measuring 6 x 3 meters and, in addition to the transformer, also includes the electrical distribution room for the new ice surface, weighs 40,000 kilograms and offers 250 kilowatts of power
- Ice formation due to strongly cooled glycol in water-filled substructures.
- Chillers can be regulated in several stages and can thus supply individual sections with more or less cold if required
- Austrian company AST EIS- UND SOLARTECHNIK GMBH as cooperation partner. After an EU-wide tender.
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