Lapinlahden Jäähalli
The home ice of Lapinlahden Luistin -89 ry, hosting team practices, junior schools, matches, and public skating sessions.
Location
Address
Ringettetie 2, 73100 Lapinlahti
This arena is where LL89's ice hockey, ringette, floorball, and figure skating groups train and play throughout the season.
Booking & Contact
Ice booking
Ice time and hall booking enquiries for Lapinlahden jäähalli are handled by Matti Sorvari.
Club contact
For general club matters, see the club's contact page for kiosk and administration details.
Public Skating
The rink has historically hosted open public skating sessions alongside club training slots. In spring 2013, the season's last public skating session was held on Thursday, April 11, 2013, with skating schools for the following season beginning on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Exact seasonal timings can shift year to year — check current schedules through the club's news or contact channels before visiting.
Lapinlahden Jäähalli serves as the home arena for Lapinlahden Luistin -89 ry, a club deeply rooted in ice sports since its founding. The facility hosts regular practices and games for the club's ice hockey, ringette, floorball, and figure skating groups throughout the season. Beyond competitive team activities, the rink also supports the club's junior development programs and skating schools, where young athletes take their first strides on the ice. Public skating sessions have historically been available, offering the broader community a chance to enjoy the ice in a welcoming environment. The arena stands as a central hub where the club's values of sport, teamwork, and local engagement come to life.
The club's training philosophy emphasizes structured development across all age groups and disciplines. Young skaters progress through skill-based programs in ice hockey, ringette, figure skating, and floorball, with each sport benefiting from dedicated ice time at the arena. The coaching approach focuses on building fundamental techniques while fostering a love for the sport. Junior teams train alongside the club's representative teams, creating a seamless pathway from beginner to competitive levels. This integrated model helps maintain strong team cohesion and ensures that younger players learn from experienced teammates and coaches within the same club environment.
Throughout the season, Lapinlahden Jäähalli buzzes with activity as multiple teams share the ice for practices, home games, and tournaments. The arena's schedule accommodates both the club's own groups and external bookings, making it a versatile community resource. The facility supports the club's broader mission of promoting ice sports in the region, from the youngest skating school participants to adult recreational players. Behind the scenes, volunteer efforts and club administration keep operations running smoothly, ensuring that ice time is allocated fairly and that the arena remains a well-maintained space for all who use it.
More Information
Team practice slots at the arena are organised around the club's ice hockey, ringette, floorball, and figure skating groups. Details on specific team schedules are listed on the teams and training pages.
- Team schedules: see the Teams page
- Skating and coaching programs: see the Training page
- Membership and fees: see the Join page