Österåkers ishallar

Åkersberga · Public skating times & prices

A two-hall ice complex in Åkersberga that has stood since 1985 and was rebuilt after a fire in the early 2000s

Public skating at Österåkers ishallar: the next 7 days

Wednesday, 21 October

  • · Allmänhetens åkning, utan klubbor
  • · Allmänhetens åkning, med klubbor

Thursday, 22 October

  • · Allmänhetens åkning, utan klubbor
  • · Allmänhetens åkning, med klubbor

Friday, 23 October

  • · Allmänhetens åkning, utan klubbor
  • · Allmänhetens åkning, med klubbor

Saturday, 24 October

  • · Allmänhetens åkning, med klubbor
  • · Allmänhetens åkning, utan klubbor

Sunday, 25 October

  • · Allmänhetens åkning, med klubbor
  • · Allmänhetens åkning, utan klubbor

Monday, 26 October

  • · Allmänhetens åkning under höstlovet, utan klubbor

Tuesday, 27 October

  • · Allmänhetens åkning under höstlovet, utan klubbor
Address
Hackstavägen 43, Åkersberga, 184 36
Website
osteraker.se
Österåkers sportcentrum on Hackstavägen, the building that holds the two ishallar, seen from the access road in spring — Österåkers ishallar
Österåkers sportcentrum on Hackstavägen, the building that holds the two ishallar, seen from the access road in spring Photo: Österåkers kommun (official website) · Source
Public skating on the ice sheet in the hall, with skaters of several ages spread along the near boards, advertising panels on the boards and a long steel-framed roof with rows of lights overhead. — Österåkers ishallar
Public skating on the ice sheet in the hall, with skaters of several ages spread along the near boards, advertising panels on the boards and a long steel-framed roof with rows of lights overhead. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Åkersberga's sports centre, open since 1985

Österåkers sportcentrum in Åkersberga has existed since 1985 and is the centre of the municipality's largest sports and outdoor area. A larger rebuilding followed a fire in the early 2000s. Besides the two ice halls it has two full-size ball halls and an artificial-turf football pitch, with the Hacksta recreation area, its floodlit track and disc golf course, next door.

Ice hall 1 is a training and competition hall with a stand for 1,100 spectators; ice hall 2 is a training hall, unheated and without a stand. The halls are open from late August until the turn of March and April.

The municipality has been renewing them: in 2024 hall 1 got a new sound system, a new scoreboard and a new rink board, described as the biggest change so far, and in 2025 both ice halls got new lighting and hall 1 a new ice surface.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Skates & rentals

Bring your own skates and equipment: there is no skate hire or similar at the hall.

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Booking & check-in

No booking is mentioned for public skating; larger groups are recommended to book separate times to avoid disturbing it.

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Accessibility

Ice hall 1 has a stand for 1,100 spectators, of which 105 seated and 5 wheelchair spaces.

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Rink rules

Always wear a helmet; face protection can also be suitable when playing with stick, puck and ball.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.

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