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Ice sports
· Dunazug-hegyvidék
· 123 m
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Photo: facebook.com/marczibanyisportcentrum
The ice rink next to the Millenáris, covered with a tent, has ice for the public every day.
In the heart of Buda, next to the Millenáris, in the Marczibányi Sportcentrum, theIn the winter season, a 20x40 m artificial ice rink covered with a tent awaits those who want to play sports. In addition to skating and ice hockey, skates can also be rented, sharpened and taught.
Júlia Sebestyén's skating school offers lessons for children three times a week (Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday), as well as individual lessons. On weekends, guests are treated to an ice disco and upbeat music.
In the snack bar you can enjoy hot tea, hot chocolate, mulled wine, sweets, sandwiches and croissants baked on the spot. On weekday mornings, ice time is available for school and nursery groups, and in the evenings, amateur hockey teams take centre stage.
Opening times
Season opening: 18 November 2022.
An online calendar on therink's website will inform the public of available hours.
On weekdays the ice rink is open from 8:00 am.
Price:
Day tickets:
- Adult day ticket: 2500 Ft
- Children/students (under 18 years)/pensioner day ticket: HUF 2100.
- Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): 7000 Ft
Prices after 18:00:
- Adult ticket: 2000 Ft
- Child/student (under 18)/pensioner: 1600 Ft
Season tickets:
- 8 suitable adult tickets: 17 500 Ft
- 8 suitable child, student, pensioner tickets: 14 700 Ft
Skate rental:
- Adult: 1900 Ft
- Child, student: 1500 Ft
Skate rental fee after 18:00:
- Adult rental: 1400 Ft
- Child/student (under 18 years)/pensioner rental: 1100 Ft
Skate sharpening: 1500 Ft
The figures are indicative and reflect the situation in November 2022. Always check the provider's website before arrival and let us know if you find any discrepancies!
Public transport
- Get off trams 4, 6 and 17 at Széna tér.
- Take the metro to Széll Kálmán tér.
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Directions
- From the Széna tér stop, walk along Lövőház street between the two Mammut's to the end of Millenáris. Turn right there and you will find the skating rink (650 m) on Marczibányi tér, on your left.
- From Széll Kálmán tér, walk along Dékán and then Fény utca to Lövőház utca and turn left. At the end of Millenáris, turn right and you will find the ice rink on your left (750 m).
Parking
- On weekdays, parking in the area around Marczibányi Square is paid.
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Localization
Marczibányi square ice rink, Budapest
1022 Budapest
+36 1 336 0777 https://marczibanyi.hu/korcsolya/ E-mail: info@marczibanyi.hu
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