Ice Arena, Adelaide

Name: Ice Arena
Address: 23 James Congdon Dr, Adelaide, 5031, Australia
Telephone: +61 8 7123 0812

#26 among attractions in Adelaide

Sport venue, Sport, Sport complex

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Nestled in the heart of Adelaide, the Ice Arena stands as a premier destination for ice sports enthusiasts and those seeking a unique recreational experience in South Australia. As the state's chief ice skating facility, the Ice Arena offers a cool respite from the region's typically warm climate, providing a year-round venue for a range of ice-related activities and events.

Established with the goal of promoting ice sports and offering a family-friendly environment, the Ice Arena boasts an Olympic-sized ice surface that caters to both professional athletes and casual skaters. The venue is home to local ice hockey teams, figure skating clubs, and hosts a plethora of skating lessons for individuals of all ages and skill levels.

Beyond its role as a sports venue, the Ice Arena also serves as a vibrant entertainment hub, offering public skating sessions, birthday party packages, and themed ice events that draw in crowds looking for fun and excitement. The facility is equipped with skate rental services, ensuring that visitors without their own equipment can still glide across the ice with ease.

For those seeking to refine their ice skills, the Ice Arena provides professional coaching and training programs. These programs are designed to help skaters develop their abilities, whether they aspire to compete at high levels or simply wish to enjoy the sport as a leisurely pastime.

The Ice Arena is not just a haven for skaters; it also contributes to the local economy by attracting regional and national ice sports competitions, which bring in participants and spectators from across the country. This influx of visitors supports local businesses and highlights Adelaide's capacity to host significant sporting events.

Capacity: 2000Coordinates: 34°55'11"S, 138°34'41"E

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23 James Congdon DrThe BartonAdelaide 5031 Australia

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+61 8 7123 0812

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which popular attractions are close to Ice Arena?

Nearby attractions include Bonython Park, Adelaide (10 min walk), Community and Parish of Saint George Thebarton, Adelaide (10 min walk), Adelaide Gaol, Adelaide (11 min walk), Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide (15 min walk).

How to get to Ice Arena by public transport?

The nearest stations to Ice Arena:

Tram

Thebarton (4 min walk)
Bonython Park (12 min walk)

Train

Mile End (11 min walk)
Bowden (23 min walk)

Bus

Stop D1 Currie Street - North side • Lines: 830F (26 min walk)
Stop W2 Currie Street - South side • Lines: 830F (27 min walk)