Salzburger Eiszauber starts with the 2-G rule
Around 45,000 visitors took advantage of the outdoor facilities in the past season and enjoyed the outdoor cure experience. This year, too, the mobile circuit leads through the grounds of the Volksgarten and connects two ice surfaces. There are also 90 meters of running paths and around 1,670 square meters of ice rink available.
Setup takes six weeks
It takes a total of six weeks to set up. Strongly cooled glycol in the cold mats provides the ice in a water-filled base tub. In good time before the bathing season, the circuit will be dismantled again, the lawns will be recultivated and the ice magic will be stored over the summer – its lifespan is up to 25 years.
2-G rule at Eiszauber in Volksgarten
- The 2-G rule applies – only vaccinated and recovered people have access.
- Transition period of four weeks: Access also with first vaccination and additional PCR test.
- Children up to the age of 12 are exempt from the G-proof requirement and therefore do not need a test result. The following applies to children and young people between 13 and 15 years of age (school age): The ninja pass is provided to the 2-G certificate and is therefore also valid as proof of equal status. After the end of the ninth school year, when & also young people have a 2-G certificate.
Entry via ice arena
The Eiszauber is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. The ice magic 2021/2022 starts on Friday (November 12th) at 5 p.m. Entry is via the ice arena.
Occupancy can be viewed online
The current visitor status is on the Website of the city of Salzburg available under visitor counter. Simply check the occupancy rate before heading to the Volksgarten. This year the tickets can also be bought from the comfort of your home in the online shop.
Auinger: “People long for ice magic”
“The experiences of the last winter season have clearly shown that people are longing for an ice skating offer like the Eiszauber. The employees of the municipal companies have now worked in perfect teamwork to ensure that the ice magic can go into its second season before the weekend. If dying people stick to all the rules, I am convinced that we will get through the winter safely, ”said Deputy Mayor Bernhard Auinger (SPÖ), responsible for sports in the city of Salzburg, in a broadcast on Tuesday.
(Source: SALZBURG24)