Kraków, Poland
Michała Siedleckiego 7
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+48 124211317
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Very well organized enterprise. You come in, you buy a ticket, rent skates if you need to and you wait your turn to get on the ice. The rink is big, so the crowds are not a huge problem. When it's open to the public, it divided into 60 minutes or 90 minutes sessions. I guess it could be better if you could just buy a ticket and skate, but there are strict times and sessions. One of the better rinks in Cracow. Good prices, too.
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Place to have hockey matches. Not modern, not cozy, in Soviet construction style. If you come by fan bus, there is no parking for it nearby. Tickets officers work quite slowly, so you should arrive in advance to by your tickets to the match. Funny fact: tickets for women may cost cheaper then men. There is 1-2 opened bars. Bar menu provides light beer, hot wine, hot beer with syrop, grilled sausages, national food called zapekanka ( a long baguet with baked mashrooms, cheese, sause). Note! There is no credit cards terminals, cash payments only, so you should have enough zloty with you. Also there is a souvenir shop. There you can buy Cracovia branded staff like skarfs, caps, magnets, etc. There are three toilets. Smoking area is outside the building, just in open space, with no rain protection.
Really 5 stars
It’s one of the first to open and one of the last to close for ice skating. The ice rink is of a decent size. Most skating rounds take 90 minutes, with some of them cut to 60 minutes. What’s more, it’s the only place in Cracow to watch a hockey game!
Good Game, nice stadium, perfect prices, clean toilets.
Cool place!
Very good and relaxing place. Nice and very kind staff
A big ice rink which is easy to go around, I went with a group of friends from work and we had fun. The ice skates are lace up so for me it was not easy to get the rented skates so tight.
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