You can find the rink at 42, Rue De Bettembourg L-1899, Luxembourg. You can also just type Patinoire Kockelscheuer into one of your navigation apps.

The public skating season starts on September 15 and ends on April 15. The rink is closed on these dates: November 1st December 25th January 1st March 14-15 (international figure skating competition) One December 24th and 31st we close at 18:00. Public skating remains possible during hockey matches.

Our rates can be found via this link.

The public skating hours are the following: Monday: Closed Tuesday: 12h00-21h00 Wednesday: 12h00-19h45 Thursday : 12h00-21h00 Friday: 12h00-22h30 Saturday: 10h00-22h30 Sunday: 10h00-21h00 Please note that the public skating hours can be different during Luxembourgish school holidays!

Tickets can be purchased on-site at the ticketing machines. Upon entering the building, you will find four machines that accept card payments. Additionally, at the entrance, there are two more machines: one that accepts cards and another that accepts both cards and cash. Please note that online ticket purchasing is not available at the moment.

No, you can come and skate during our public hours without a reservation. For special services like our skating school or birthday parties, however, you do need to reserve in advance. We look forward to welcoming you on the ice! If you're coming with a larger group, please let us know in advance by phone or e-mail. This will help make your arrival and skate rental process smoother.

Please check the home page for our public skating hours during holidays.

Tickets are valid for an entire day during opening hours. This allows you to enter and exit the rink as many times as you wish throughout the day. However, please be aware that from time to time, the ice needs to be resurfaced. During these resurfacing sessions, which typically take around 15 minutes, all skaters will have to leave the ice.

Yes, you are welcome to watch your friends and family skate even if you are not skating yourself! There are viewing areas where you can comfortably observe the action on the ice. However, please be aware that the hall can be quite cold. It is strongly recommended that you dress warmly with appropriate clothing to ensure your comfort while watching.

Skaters of all ages are welcome. However, for safety reasons, children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. This ensures that younger skaters have the supervision they need to skate safely. The minimum age to take part in our skating lessons is 4 years.

No, during hockey matches public skating will continue in our second hall.