Rules to follow on the ice rink

So that everyone can skate safely and enjoy the ice, please follow the rules below.

A fall on the ice can be dangerous both for you and for those around you, so check your surroundings and get up straight away.

Rink staff are responsible for giving the warnings needed to keep you safe. Please follow their instructions.

A protective helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards are provided free of charge.

Moving on the rink

Act in line with the warnings given by the rink staff.
Follow the skating direction signs on the rink.
Keep moving on the rink without stopping.
If you fall, get back up straight away.
Do not skate in a way that blocks or disturbs other skaters.
Skaters doing figure skating moves: please use the middle of the rink and don’t disturb other skaters while doing spins, jumps and similar moves.

Do not step onto the rink without ice skates.
Do not lean or sit on the rink barriers or leave belongings on them.
Do not do anything dangerous on or around the rink; do not run or try to climb over the barriers.
Do not skate holding on to each other in groups of two or more.
Do not carry children in your arms on the rink, and do not skate with cameras, bags, headphones, etc.
For safety reasons, you may only bring water onto the ice rink; do not bring any other food or drinks. Glass items such as bottles and glasses are not allowed on the ice rink.
Do not throw any objects or litter onto the rink. If you see someone doing so, please tell the staff.
Hockey sticks, pucks, balls and similar items are not allowed on the rink during public sessions.
Do not go onto the rink or try to skate under the influence of any intoxicating substance. If you see a skater in this condition, please inform the staff.

There are no escorts or assisting staff during public sessions. We don’t recommend that people who can’t skate join public sessions; our facility is not responsible for any sprains, injuries or damage that may occur.
Parents are responsible for children skating alone on the rink.
Protective gear such as helmets, knee, elbow and wrist pads is provided free of charge; not using it is the skater’s own responsibility.
For those who wish, we offer paid coaching on the rink.

When your session ends, please return your skates, take your belongings and free up the changing rooms for other skaters.
There are two types of free lockers at our facility: electronic lockers and standard lockers.
You can use the electronic lockers with the Kent Paten app, which you download to your phone.
If you prefer not to use the app, you can use the standard lockers. No locks or keys are provided for these; please bring and fit your own lock.
Lockers not emptied by 22:30 each evening are opened by breaking the lock and emptied.
Our business is not responsible for belongings lost at the facility or for lost locks or keys.

Compliance with the rules above is mandatory. Anyone who does not follow the rules will be removed from the facility by the staff without a refund.
Our facility is not responsible for accidents or injuries that may occur on the premises or while skating on the rink.
No refunds or name changes are made after payment; please do not insist.
Everyone using the ice rink is deemed to have accepted the rules and notices above.