SAP-Garden: Landeshauptstadt München übergibt Eisflächen und de Breiten- und Vereinssport

From left: Sports referee Florian Kraus, Bürgermeisterin Verena Dietl, Oliver Wesp, Geschäftsführer Red Bull Stadion München GmbH – © SAP Garden Media

Munich. (PM SAP Garden) Over 7900 Stunden auf three top modernen Eisflächen: Bürgermeisterin Verena Dietl and Sportreferent Florian Kraus has in Rahmen a Pressetermins die unterirdischen Eisflächen in the new SAP Garden offiziell dem Breiten- und Vereinssport übergeben.

On August 12th you can watch all sports and games activities on the SAP Garden tag for Ice Hockey, the Eislauf and many more nut events, tickets are available online as soon as possible in the Ticket Shop of the SAP Gardens.

One of the three Eisflächen, the sogenannte “Halle 1”, is sisterly with a tribute certificate. Diese bietet bis 500 Zuschauern Platz – and damit kleineen bis mittleren Eissportevents a new Heimat. There are no more requirements in Munich for a living space.

Mayoress Verena Dietl: “The SAP Garden is a finished development, with modern infrastructure and sports nutrition hand in hand gehen können. As the state capital of Munich, with this new multifunctional arena in the Olympiapark, school and club sports, as well as comprehensive and performance sports, can also be used. I am free to say that the clubs and the Munich women and Munich people have the opportunity to bridge the demands of the Munich people.”

Sports referee Florian Kraus: “With the usefulness of over 7900 requirements for this season, we have clear information about the development of sports activities and active leisure activities. The modern SAP Garden offers all the interests that are now emerging in the first class of the generation.”

Oliver Wesp, Geschäftsführer Red Bull Stadion München GmbH: “The SAP Garden is more of a modern multifunctional hall for Spitzensport-Veranstaltungen. With the three sister Eisflächen beets with all Münchnern and all Vereinen the best infrastructure. And that is everything under one thought.”

The prices for the demands that the city sets, are celebrated in July. Adults pay regularly 9.50 Euro for two hours, children (4 – 12 years) 4.50 Euro. The price for a youth (13 – 17 years) costs 6.50 Euro. All ice sports with Kürpatch, Kunstlauf or Eistanz are 15 Euro, the tickets for these times are separate from each other. A visitor card costs 2 Euro.

All information about prices, times and booking options can be found here.