Grimsta ishall, Grimsta idrottsplats, StockholmPhoto: Sabelöga · Source · CC0Two young players in front of a goal on the ice at Grimsta ishall during a game, with the hall wall and sponsor boards behind.Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Grimsta ishall, finished in the 1990s and rebuilt in 2023
Grimsta ishall stands on Grimsta IP in Vällingby, a sports ground for football, ice hockey and athletics north of the Grimstafältet field. The hall was finished in the 1990s, and little was done to it afterwards.
A rebuild finally started in March 2022 to replace the four old, mould-damaged dressing rooms. The youth teams were moved to Husby ishall during the work, and returned to find no new rooms yet. Seven new dressing rooms were inaugurated on Saturday 18 November 2023, when Hässelby Kälvesta HC played at home against Skarpnäcks AIK.
Hässelby Kälvesta HC, a club with about 400 members, had long asked for the modernised rooms. A new gym was also under construction in the hall at the time.
Before you head out.
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Booking & check-in
The City of Stockholm says many of its sports facilities are booked by the local club scene, and that during the skating season it offers special times booked for the public on those ices, listed week by week.
The facility has an accessible toilet for electric wheelchairs, a staffed reception, a step-free entrance and entrance hall, parking for people with reduced mobility, a lift and clear signage; guide and assistance dogs are welcome.
The City of Stockholm explains that 'delad is' (shared ice) means one part of the ice is for skating and playing with sticks and another part is for skating without sticks.