A 61 by 30 metre sheet where the city's athletes train and the public skates every day
Daegu Indoor Ice Rink opened in 1995 and has run all year round without a closing season since. It describes itself as the only rink in Daegu of international competition size, a sheet 61 metres long and 30 metres wide, and it also serves as a training ground for the athletes who represent the city.
Short track, figure skating and ice hockey are all played here, and the trees around the building have made it a quiet place to rest in the middle of the city. A spectator area on the second floor looks over the ice, the hall can hold 800 people, and a hire room with 1,300 pairs of skates and 140 lockers serve the skaters.
Public skating shares the week with athlete training, which takes the early morning and the evening hours.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Individual admission is ₩5,000 for adults, ₩4,500 for teenagers and soldiers and ₩4,000 for children and people aged 65 and over, with groups of ten or more paying ₩4,300, ₩3,800 and ₩3,300 and monthly passes costing ₩80,000, ₩70,000 and ₩60,000. People who do not skate need no ticket.
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Using the rink's skates costs ₩3,000 a day.
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Everyone who goes on the ice must wear a helmet and gloves.
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