Roosendaal On Ice
Visitors can skate laps across an atmospheric illuminated ice rink accompanied by music or try curling with friends. Young beginners can practice their balance on a dedicated track with skating aids, while spectators can warm up with hot chocolate and refreshments in the heated IceCafé.
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Plan Your Visit
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When
Tickets
Public skating: entrance € 7,50; the season listing also says public skating from € 5,-. Curling-lane rental is listed at € 29,95 and a children's party at € 19,95; these are separately listed offerings.
Hours
Saturday, December 5 at 10:00 (reopening time stated on the page).
Ages
All ages (with specific events for different age groups)
Food & Drink
The IceCafé serves hot chocolate with whipped cream, snacks and drinks during free-skating sessions and public events.
Parking
Parking near the rink is free at three nearby locations. If those are full, paid parking garages in the center are available: Nieuwe Markt and Roselaar. The listed lots are Curio (when the barrier is open), De Kring (opposite Curio, by the temporary theater in the EKP building), and Atik Stadion (walk through the sports park by SPOT to the rink). Bicycle parking is at your own risk.
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Tips & Advice
- Bring gloves because they are required on the ice; if you forget them, you can buy a pair at the Koek & Zopie.
- Exchange online tickets for a wristband at the entrance, then scan it at the gate to enter the rink.
- Bring your own skates or rent them on site; speed skates called noren are not allowed on the rink.
- Use Curio, De Kring or Atik Stadion for nearby free parking; Curio is available only when its barrier is open.
- Check the daily free-skating schedule before setting out, because ice activities and private events can make the rink unavailable.
Special Events & Promotions
- Free skating lessons are offered this season; an admission ticket is required, and skate rental is optional.
- Curling-lane rental is sold separately.
- Children’s party packages are sold separately.
- A private event closes the rink to public skating on December 3; public skating resumes December 5.
- December 4 features FrISSA with Bizzey and Freddy Moreira; the rink is reserved for the event.
Links & Contact
Run by Stichting IJsbaan Roosendaal
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the ice rink suitable for beginners and young children?
Everyone is welcome. Young children have a separate beginners’ track with skating aids, and a small child may go on the ice with one accompanying adult wearing shoes.
Do I need to buy skating tickets in advance?
Tickets can be bought online or at the rink’s ticket counter. Online tickets must be exchanged at the entrance for a wristband.
Can I bring my own skates, and what should I wear?
You can bring your own skates or rent skates onsite in a range of sizes. Gloves are required on the ice, and speed skates are not allowed.
What food and drink can I get while visiting?
The Biggelaar IceCafé serves hot chocolate, snacks and drinks during public skating and public events.
Where can I park near the rink?
Free parking is available at Curio, De Kring and Atik Stadion. If those lots are full, the Nieuwe Markt and Roselaar garages are paid options.
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