Parking & arrival
Stockholms stad's facility page for Stora Mossens idrottsplats says only that parking is available.
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Stora Mossens ishallar
A Bromma sports ground whose ice rink got Sweden's first plastic tent in 1969 and a proper hall in 1978
Public skating at Stora Mossens ishallar: the next 7 days
Friday, 23 October
- · Allmänhetens skridskoåkning, utan klubba
- Address
- Mosskroken 13, Stockholm, 167 58
- Phone
- +46707718595
- Website
- foreningsservice.stockholm
Home of Sweden's first ice-rink tent
Stora Mossens IP in Bromma was laid out in 1933 to drawings by Paul Hedqvist and opened the same year. It is best known for its ice rink: in 1969 it became the first sports ground in Sweden to get a plastic tent over the ice, and in 1978 the tent became a proper ice hall.
The grounds were rebuilt in the winter of 1999-2000 and today have two ice halls. On 18 March 2017 the A-hall was full for the first time ever, with 1,300 spectators, for the Swedish women's ice hockey final.
The grounds are also the training centre for the first-team activity of IF Brommapojkarna's development centre. The city's own page lists two ice halls, two artificial-turf pitches, two sports halls and athletics areas there, and says the A-hall is equipped with No fall, a skating aid for people with balance difficulties.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Accessibility
The sports ground lists an accessible toilet for electric wheelchairs, an entrance and entrance hall for wheelchair users, contrast marking, parking for people with reduced mobility, an accessible lift and clear signage. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome.
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Amenities
The A-hall has stands for about 200 people and the JM-hall for about 150, each with a sound system and match lighting.
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Rink rules
On "delad is" part of the ice is for skating and play with sticks and another part is for skating without sticks.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.