A double-rink venue whose 300 m² beginners' track has a handrail, a circular bench and DJ evenings.
La Cartonnerie in Dammarie-les-Lys is a double-rink venue: a sporty track and a 300 m² "ludique" track meant for children and beginners. A handrail and a circular bench run around the ludique track so first-timers can learn gently, and an ambiance bar sits next to a real fireplace. The rink is run by VM 77190, the public-service delegate of the local authority.
The programme leans on themed evenings with a DJ and light effects. The 2026/27 season's list includes a rap night, a foam night, a Halloween night with costumes and horror-film music, and a winter night where skaters glide under snow. Ice races give the winner a free entry, and the Jardin de glace is held every Sunday morning.
The season opens with an opening night in September and ends with a last public session in June. The rink stays open on bank holidays such as All Saints' Day, and a competition closes it for a day in November.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Residents ("Tarifs résidents") pay 5,80 € for an adult (16 and over) and 4,60 € for a child or at the reduced rate (students, unemployed); non-residents ("Tarifs extérieurs") pay 6,90 €, 5,80 € and 5,80 €. An accompanying adult pays 1,60 €. A 3-person ticket with skates is 19,60 € (residents) or 22,40 € (non-residents); a 10-entry card is 52,40 € or 61,90 €; skate rental is 3,20 €.
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Skaters need their own skates or a skate-rental ticket from the till, and a pair of gloves.
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Admission is paid at the entrance on arrival.
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Entry is free for children under 3 and children under 16 get a reduced rate on showing proof; children under 8, or who cannot skate, must be accompanied on the ice by an adult who shows an ID.
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The Ministry of Sport's national register of sports facilities (RES) lists the installation as accessible to people with a motor disability.
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Locker cloakrooms are available to customers; a coin is needed to operate the locker and get the key, and it is returned when the customer frees the locker, which must be done at the end of the session.
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