Opening hours of the skating rink in the South Primorsky Park. Outdoor ice skating rink in a recreation park. Ice skating rink in South Primorsky Park
December 4, 2012 10:27 Yulia Galkinaprint version
Winter-cold weather has arrived in St. Petersburg; skating rinks are beginning to appear in almost all areas of the city. open air. According to the regulations, the organizers of such fun must wait 10 days of persistent cold so that the ground freezes half a meter, and only then fill the skating rink. But, as “My District” found out, in some places you can already skate, and skating rinks are about to appear at other addresses. The full list of addresses is in our review.
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Ice skating rink in Central Park
Back at the end of November on the official website Central Park culture and recreation, an announcement appeared: they say, just about, in the first days of December, a artificial skating rink. The skating rink at the Central Park of Culture and Culture operates in sessions, there are four in total, two hours each: from 11:00 to 13:00, from 13:30 to 15:30, from 16:00 to 18:00, from 18:30 to 20: thirty. The cost of skating is 150 rubles/hour, and skate rental costs the same. Please note that the deposit for skates is either 2 thousand rubles or a driver’s license.
Free skating rink in Primorsky Victory Park
Officially it is called DISCO KATOK 3000; as before, this year admission to the skating rink will be free. True, as the administration of the skating rink told MR, it will not be filled until the 20th of December. The skating rink is located near the Krestovsky Island station, the passage is along the central alley of the Primorsky Victory Park. The assortment includes 3 thousand square meters of ice surface, mulled wine, pizza and light music. You can follow the news through the VKontakte group: http://vk.com/discokatok.
Skating rink on Narvskaya
The largest outdoor skating rink in the city (an area of about 8 thousand square meters) should appear by the end of the week. Address: st. Perekopskaya, 6/8, territory of the Kirovets stadium, five minutes from the Narvskaya metro station. Last year's prices will be relevant in the new season: Monday-Friday – 200 rubles (for schoolchildren and students – 150); Saturday-Sunday – 250 rubles (for schoolchildren and students – 200). Children under 7 years old and pensioners are free. Skate rental – 120 rubles/hour, deposit – 1 thousand rubles or a driver’s license. The organizers ask everyone interested to follow the news in the VKontakte group: http://vk.com/club7153449.
Ice skating rink in South Primorsky Park
The outdoor skating rink in Yuzhno-Primorsky Park is already in full swing. Every day there are three sessions: from 12:00 (on weekends - from 11:00) to 14:30, from 15:30 to 18:00 and from 19:00 to 21:55. Cost: 250 rubles/2.5 hours for adults and 200 rubles/2.5 hours for children and pensioners; on the weekend, holidays and vacations are 50 rubles more expensive. Address: intersection of Peterhof Highway and Doblesti Street (landmark – Doblesti Street, 27); The nearest metro stations are “Avtovo”, “Leninsky Prospekt”, “Prospekt Veteranov”.
Skating rink in Moscow Victory Park
It will open, according to information from interested citizens, approximately at the end of this week or the beginning of next week: for now, the telephone numbers of the skating rink administration are silent. Last season, entrance to the skating rink cost 150 rubles. weekdays, 200 – on weekends; Skate rental – 100 rubles/hour. The official address of the skating rink: Kuznetsovskaya st., 25, the nearest station is “Park Pobedy”.
Skating rink in Okhta Park
“If we’re lucky with the weather, we’ll open the skating rink on December 8,” the administration of the Okhta-Park ski center told us. This is not St. Petersburg (the center is located in the village of Syargi, Vsevolozhsk district of the Leningrad region) - but you never know, someone will want to get out of the city. The cost of a one-time ride is 400 rubles for adults and 300 for children on weekdays; on weekends - add another 100 rubles. You can get to Okhta Park by minibus 627 from the Devyatkino metro station, or by train from the Finlyandsky Station (the station you need is Kuzmolovo).
Skating rink in Avtovo
Modest but important local skating rinks are also gradually beginning to appear on the map of St. Petersburg. For example, in front of house 40 on Chervonnaya Kazachestva Street, activists want to fill a skating rink the size of a football field. But they are not yet sure whether they will be given the go-ahead: the organization that owns this territory has changed its boss - the activists will negotiate with the new head this week. “This skating rink has been flooded for as long as I remember: from the beginning of the 2000s, for sure,” says skating rink director Ivan Karpovich. “They skate there, of course, for free, until 8 pm - and then the guys play hockey.”
All skating rinks in St. Petersburg
The Committee on Physical Culture and Sports provided MR with a complete list of addresses where it is planned to fill skating rinks (outdoor and indoor) this winter.
Admiralteysky district
Pionerskaya Square, next to the Youth Theater
Vasileostrovsky district
Sredny pr., 87 (St. Petersburg State Institution “CentrFKSiZ”)
Vyborg district
Svetlanovsky Ave., 3 (Svetlana Stadium)
Lesnoy pr., 16 (Krasnaya Zarya stadium)
Nikolskaya st., 13
Kalininsky district
Ave. Kultury, 15/6
Uchitelskaya street, 15/1
Ushinskogo street, 35/1
Mechnikova Ave., 19A
Luzhskaya street, 10/2
Nauki Ave., 45/2
Piskarevsky Ave., 50
Kirovsky district
Krasnoputilovskaya st., 57
St. Marshala Kazakov, between houses 10 and 12
People's Militia Ave., near house 24 (Storm stadium)
Perekopskaya street, near house 6/8 (Kirovets stadium)
Kolpinsky district
Kolpino, st. Tverskaya, 25 (St. Petersburg State Institution “SOK “Izhorets”)
Pos. Metallostroy, st. Pushkinskaya, 3 (St. Petersburg State Institution “SOK “Izhorets”)
Kolpino, Anisimova str., 3 (SDYUSSHOR for speed skating)
Pos.Metallostroy, Sadovaya st., 4 (Iskra stadium")
Village Metallostroy, square near the Mayakovsky Palace of Culture
Village Saperny, Dorozhnaya st., 11
Krasnogvardeisky district
Marshal Blucher Ave., 44/3 (skating rink "Crystal")
Ave. Metallistov, 51 (Arsenal)
Ryabovskoe highway, 9 (Khimik stadium)
Krasnoselsky district
Village Khvoyny
Krasnoe Selo, Lenin Ave., 85
Spirina street, 10
Leninsky Ave., 79
Krasnoselskoe highway, 34
South Primorsky Park
Kronstadt district
Toulon Alley, 11 (3 skating rinks)
Krasnaya street, 8/1
Resort area
Sestroretsk, Dubkovskoe highway, 42 (GUK PKiO “Dubki”)
Reshetnikovo village, ROO SK "Pukhtolova Gora"
Sestroretsk, Primorskoe highway, 38 km (sanatorium “White Nights”)
Repino, Primorskoye Highway, 427 (JSC Turris)
Smolyachkovo village, Primorskoe highway, 704 (boarding house “Vostok-6”)
Sestroretsk, Severny beach, 2 (Time Out restaurant)
Sestroretsk, rotunda of the V.I. Lenin Museum “Shalash”
Repino, Primorskoye Highway, 423 (boarding house “Zarya”)
Sestroretsk, Primorskoe highway, 38 km (sanatorium "Dunes")
Zelenogorsk, Primorskoe highway, 536
Komarovo, Primorskoye Highway (restaurant "High Dive")
Moskovsky district
Reshetnikova street, 17
Warsaw highway, 112
Moscow Victory Park (Moskovsky Ave., 188A)
Aviagorodok, Pilotov St., 18/4
Nevsky district
Obukhovskoy Oborony Ave., 105 (skating rink near the Krupskaya Palace of Culture)
Obukhovskoy Oborony Ave., 149 (Babushkin Park)
Obukhovskoy Oborony Ave., 120-b ( shopping mall"ON")
Obukhovskoy Oborony Ave., 130 (DS “Obukhovets”)
Petrogradsky district
Elagin Island, 4B
Zhdanovskaya st., 2
Seaside Park Victory
Petrodvortsovy district
Petrodvorets, St. Petersburg Highway, 111
Primorsky district
Alley Polikarpova, 8
Nizhne-Kamenskaya street, 1
General Khrulev, 6
Pushkinsky district
Pavlovsk, Sadovaya st., 20 (GMZ “Pavlovsk”)
Tyarlevo village, Filtrovskoe highway, 16
Shushary village, Shkolnaya st., 32
Pushkin, Petersburg highway, 8
Pavlovsk, Dynamo village, Club square, 1
Shushary village, Novaya Izhora, intersection of Stepanovskaya and Vyritskaya streets
Frunze district
According to data published on the district’s information portal, 13 skating rinks will operate in Kupchino this winter. Their addresses: Budapestskaya st., 29, building 4; Prazhskaya st., 25; Belgradskaya st., 10, building 1; Budapestskaya st., 8, building 1; Bukharestskaya st., 120, building 1; Prazhskaya st., 7, building 1; Prazhskaya st., 20; Moravsky lane, 3, building 2; st. Yaroslava Hasek, 7, building 1; st. Dimitrova, 3, building 4; Bukharestskaya st., 39, building 1; Budapestskaya st., 93; Budapestskaya st., no. 93 and st. Fuchika, 2.
central District
Kirochnaya st., 50 (Tavrichesky Garden)
Ostrovsky Square
Let's make a reservation: it is not a fact that all of the mentioned skating rinks will actually appear - check with the regional departments of physical education and sports as winter approaches.
DISCO Roller 3000
The skating rink is located on the central alley of the Primorsky Victory Park, almost opposite the “Wonder Island”. The organizers plan to open it on the 20th of December, the land under the site is 3000 sq. m. meters should have time to freeze at least half a meter. It's worth the wait - this is the only large skating rink in St. Petersburg with free entry and light and music. A restaurant serving Uzbek and European cuisine is open all year round nearby.
Address: Central alley of Primorsky Victory Park (Krestovsky Ostrov metro station)
Ice skating rink at Planet Summer
The outdoor skating rink in the Yuzhno-Primorsky amusement park is already in full swing, but the organizers still ask you to check the schedule by phone. Skating session – 2.5 hours: from 12:00 to 14:30, from 15:30 to 18:00, from 19:00 to 22:00. In addition to skates, you can rent skis and real Finnish sleighs, and for children there is ice slides and there are attractions: a Ferris wheel, Aladdin, circus cars and a pirate ship. There is a cafe nearby with set lunches and mulled wine, although you will have to fight for a place by the fireplace.
Address: Doblesti Street, section 22 (intersection of Peterhofskoye Highway and Doblesti Street)
"Ice Paradise" on Narvskaya
The largest skating rink in the city (about 8,000 sq.m.) is planned to open on December 8-9. In addition to “dancing on ice,” you can play hockey on the site on Sundays (participation costs 150 rubles) or join a group of bandy fans. Last year, a curling team trained at the site and also welcomed newcomers into its ranks. For applications of 30 people or more, the skating rink will be open all night on Friday and Saturday: from 11 p.m. to 5.30 a.m. There is no cafe on site yet, but there are vending machines with coffee, hot chocolate and snacks. Children under 7 years old have free admission; one adult can go with them, provided that they do not ride themselves.
Address: Perekopskaya street, 6/8 (Kirovets stadium)
Network "City Skating Rinks"
A network of outdoor skating rinks in residential areas is planning to open by the end of December. The ice is natural, there is a lot of space (all skating rinks are part of sports complexes, the sports grounds are the size of a football field), and loud music is playing. There are special barriers for hockey players, and on weekdays physical education lessons for schoolchildren are sometimes held here. There is a rental and sharpening of skates and a cafe. There is always hot tea and hot dogs on offer, everything you need to stay warm in any weather.
Addresses: "Prosvet" st. Asafieva, 6, "Arsenal" Ave. Metallistov, 51, "Yuzhny" st. Budapestskaya, 93
Skating rink in Moscow Victory Park
Although the ice at the skating rink leaves much to be desired from year to year, Victory Park remains favorite place Saturday dates and family weekends. The opening is scheduled for early next week (December 10-11). Prices remain the same as last year, and everything else is just like the good old days: retro and Russian pop plays from the speakers, coffee, tea and punch are poured in a mobile booth, students ride on a “train” and have a snowball fight.
Address: Kuznetsovskaya street, 25
Skating rink in the Central Park of Culture and Culture named after. Kirov
The grand opening of the artificial ice skating rink at the Central Park of Culture and Culture is promised on December 8-9, if the weather does not let you down. As usual, access to the ice is paid. The skating rink with free entry may be completed at the end of December, but you shouldn’t get your hopes up: last year the promise was not fulfilled. In the meantime, there is a paid rental service, a wardrobe, wi-fi, and three cafes with hot drinks and pies will soon start operating.
Address: Elagin Island, 4
Yuzhno-Primorsky Park is located in the Krasnoselsky district of St. Petersburg. The territory of 58 hectares is limited by the streets of Valor, Zakharova, Peterhof Highway and the Duderhof Canal.
History of South Primorsky Park
The park was planted in 1970 for the 100th anniversary of Vladimir Lenin and was named in his honor. Wide alley overlooking the coast Gulf of Finland, the architects divided the territory into two parts - the reclaimed northern and regular southern. At the entrance to the park, a monument was erected with the inscription “100 years of V.I. Lenin”, and a little further – the monument “Hammer and Sickle”.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the name of the park was changed to Yuzhno-Primorsky, and in 1999 the monument to the Soviet era was dismantled. In 2005, for the holiday of May 9, the city authorities restored the fountain at the main entrance and changed the inscription on the monument - now it says “60 years of Victory.”
Entertainment inYuzhno-Primorskypark
There are many bodies of water on the territory of the South Primorsky Park - at the boat station, visitors can rent boats and catamarans for sailing. There are recreation areas and infrastructure facilities: cafes, comfortable benches, trash cans, toilets.
Most of the park is occupied by the “Planet of Summer” attraction area, where a team of animators works daily. Face painting specialists paint children's faces with bright colors. Funny clowns give performances and offer rides on a train or carousel, jumping on trampolines or swimming in pools. After sending a child to the attractions, adults can take a ticket to the Ferris wheel or rent sports equipment.
The second park area is an untouched forest with narrow paths and spreading trees. Those who seek solitude and peace walk here.
In winter, an outdoor skating rink is installed in the park. Nearby there is a warm locker room, a cafe serving hot drinks and food, and a skate rental point.
How to get there
The Primorsky Park is open to the public 24 hours a day, but the attractions can only be accessed during the opening hours of Planet of Summer: on weekends from 11 to 22 hours, on weekdays from 12 to 22. The ticket office is open until 21.00.
You can get to the park by car - there is convenient parking in front of the entrance. The second option is to use bus 162 or minibus 650A. The nearest stop is “South Primorsky Park”.