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Berlin Rink Season Board: Which Ice Rink Is Open on Your Day

Six Berlin ice rinks on a real map and a season chart from October to March. Pick a date and the days you are free, and see which rink has a session you can make.

Season dates, sessions and prices for the Sportforum, Winterquartier, Horst-Dohm, Lankwitz, Neukölln and Erika-Heß.

Berlin's rinks do not open on one day. The Sportforum hall starts in October, Winterquartier in November, and the outdoor rinks wait for the cold. This board shows where each one is, which seasons are confirmed and which sessions fit the days you can actually go.

What the board shows

Berlin's public ice rinks open weeks apart. The board puts six of them on a real map around the S-Bahn Ring and on a season chart from October to March: the Sportforum hall in Hohenschönhausen, Winterquartier at Ostkreuz, Horst-Dohm-Eisstadion in Wilmersdorf, Eisbahn Lankwitz, Eisstadion Neukölln and Erika-Heß-Eisstadion in Wedding. Solid bars are announced seasons, striped bars are expected ones, and a dashed line means no date yet.

How to use it

  • Pick the date you want to skate from. The red line on the season chart moves with it.

  • Mark the days of the week you can actually go, and switch on the after-work filter if you only have evenings.

  • Each card lists the sessions you could make in the next seven days, with the price, skate hire and whether the rink is indoors or outdoors.

Where the dates come from

Season dates, session times and prices come from berlin.de and the operators' own pages, checked on 8 October 2026. Where a rink has not published its 2026/27 timetable, the board shows last season's sessions and labels the rink as expected, so check its page on the day you go.

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