Admission
Public skating is free of charge and needs no sign-up.
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Ice hall at Sandviken's Jernvallen, a 1938 sports ground that hosted World Cup football in 1958
The ice hall sits on the Jernvallen sports grounds in Sandviken. Jernvallen was built in 1938 and was then Europe's most modern sports facility. Two matches of the 1958 football World Cup were played here, Hungary against Wales and Hungary against Mexico, when it could hold 20,000. It is the northernmost arena ever to host World Cup football.
The grounds also hosted the bandy world championship in 2017, when Sweden took gold, and a curling world championship in Göransson Arena, which was a gift from the Göransson foundations.
Today the area has grass pitches, indoor and outdoor bandy ice, a bowling hall, Göransson Arena, Ferrum Arena, the ice hall and a skate park. Sandvikens AIK plays bandy and football here, and in the ice hall there is a café run by Sandvikens ishockeyklubb.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Public skating is free of charge and needs no sign-up.
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Skates and helmets can be borrowed free of charge from Fritidsbanken in Sandviken.
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You do not need to sign up and it costs nothing for those who want to skate – it is free.
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A helmet is required and shoes are not allowed on the ice; you skate at your own risk.
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Skates and helmets can be borrowed free of charge at the leisure bank.
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No tape on the blade of the stick is allowed.
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