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Open-air ice rink at Karlsplatz

Open December through January

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Post: #1
Posted: 8.Dec.2003, 8:02pm

Joined: 24.Sep.2002

The Münchener Eiszauber (Munich Ice Magic) is Munich's largest open air ice rink. It is open from 26th November 2004 till 29th January 2005. In previous years the ice rink always used to be located on Marienhof behind Marienplatz. This year they are continuing to dig the new U-Bahn station so the rink is at Karlplatz Stachus instead. Cooling technology allows the ice rink to stay open so long as air temperatures remain below 10 degrees Celsius.

[img]http://www.toytowngermany.com/munich/munich-skatepark.jpg[/img]

Münchner Eiszauber
Karlsplatz / Stachus
26.Dec.2004-29.Jan.2005

The ice rink and surrounding food stalls are open 10.30am till 10pm.

Skating costs €2,50 in the mornings, rising to €5 in the evenings.
Skate hire is €4 plus a €30 deposit or an ID card.

[img]http://www.toytowngermany.com/munich/munich-skate-kids.jpg[/img]
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Post: #2
Posted: 8.Dec.2003, 8:05pm

Joined: 5.Apr.2004

The atmosphere at this Eiszauber is fantastic. I love it. It's just so Christmassy. They serve mulled wine and play funky music over the sound system. A great way to spend an evening, whether you think you're Torvil and Dean or not.

Another top tip for open-air ice skating in Munich: when it's cold enough (i.e. has been well below zero for a week or two) then the Nymphenburger canal in Neuhausen freezes over. When this happens they open up ice skating hire huts and they set up lanes where you can play, ummm, I forget the name, that game where you slide heavy slider thingies over the ice and you the person who slides their's closest to the target wins.
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Post: #3
Posted: 10.Dec.2003, 10:52pm

In: Munich
Joined: 24.Sep.2002

The game is Eistockschießen
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Post: #4
Posted: 29.Nov.2004, 4:41pm


is it the same as curling in Scotland?
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Post: #5
Posted: 21.Jan.2005, 2:20pm


I want to go here!!!! I love ice skating... I have done sometimes in Holland and it is cooool!!! But I am always afraid about falling down (although it has never happened...yet) I will go with my husband but... I would like this to be open during all the winter!!! Is there another one that is open all winter... at least during february and March?? please let me know if so... Danke!!
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Post: #6
Posted: 21.Jan.2005, 10:50pm

In: USA
Joined: 19.Aug.2004

I went there once before I went on Christmas vacation and it was a blast! Will try to go again before it closes.
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