Tickets can be purchased:

• online — on the official rink website;
• at the ticket offices on the rink territory (ticket pavilion and the BSA building).

Your e-ticket includes the date and time of your session. We recommend arriving at the beginning of your session and purchasing tickets in advance.**

The ice rink operates in sessions.
Monday, Wednesday-Friday
Skating sessions:
• Session 1: 11:30 — 15:00 (3.5 hours)
• Session 2: 16:00 — 18:30 (2.5 hours)
• Session 3 (Evening): 19:30 — 22:30 (3 hours)
Tuesday
The rink is closed for technical maintenance.
Saturday & Sunday
Skating sessions:
• Session 1: 9:30 — 11:30 (2 hours)
• Session 2: 12:30 — 15:00 (2.5 hours)
• Session 3: 16:00 — 18:30 (2.5 hours)
• Session 4 (Evening): 19:30 — 22:30 (3 hours)

Skate rental and changing areas are available in pavilions № 1 (Standard), № 2 (Family), № 3 (Comfort), and № 4 (Standard).
Each pavilion offers:

• skate rental and return services, blade sharpening, and figure skating assistants;
• changing areas with seating and lockers;
• direct access to the ice paths.

Visitors must enter and exit the rink through the same pavilion they used for access.

The rink is divided into several functional areas:

• a main ice arena for public skating;
• a children’s rink — a separate area for kids;
• multimedia art installations;
• ice lanes connecting the main skating zones with pavilion exits;
• restaurants and cafés.

Visitors belonging to preferential categories can purchase an entrance ticket to the ice rink at the Preferential or Social rate.
Preferential rate applies to:

• Senior citizens (age-based pensioners)
• Combat veterans
• Full-time university students and school students
• Large families
• Parents, foster carers and guardians of orphaned children or children without parental care

Social rate applies to:

• Children aged 3−7
• Children with disabilities
• People with disabilities (Groups I, II, III)
• Participants of the Special Military Operation
• Veterans of the Great Patriotic War**

You can easily reach the rink by public transport:

• Vorobyovy Gory metro station — walk along Luzhnetskaya Embankment
• Sportivnaya metro station / Luzhniki MCC station — exit towards the sports complex and follow the signs on foot

Navigation signs along the route will guide you to the entrance pavilions.
By car
Entrance to the rink area is available through:

• Checkpoint № 1 — from Novodevichya Embankment
• Checkpoint № 5 — from Frunzenskaya Embankment

Parking is available on the territory of the Luzhniki sports complex.
Parking zones are located within walking distance from entrance pavilions № 1 and № 4.
The nearest parking lots: P4, P5
Parking fees are listed on the official website of the sports complex.
Entry and payment rules are regulated by the public offer of Luzhniki JSC.

A storage policy for lost items operates at the rink.
Where are lost items stored?
Items found inside pavilions № 1, № 2, № 3, № 4:

• Stored in the same pavilion where they were found.
• Items are not transferred between pavilions.

Items found in open areas of the rink (benches, ice paths, outdoor zones):

• Transferred to Pavilion № 1, which serves as the central storage point for outdoor lost items.

How to retrieve your item
Visitors should go to the pavilion where the item was found:

• If the item was left inside a pavilion, it must be collected from that same pavilion.
• If the item was found outdoors, it can be collected in Pavilion № 1.