Fife Ice Arena
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| place | Kirkcaldy , Scotland |
| Coordinates | 56 ° 7 '57 " N , 3 ° 8' 4" W |
| owner | Kirkcaldy Ice Rink Limited |
| start of building | 1937 |
| opening | 1938 |
| architect | Williamson & Hubbard |
| capacity | 3280 |
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Fife Flyers ( EIHL , since 1938) |
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The Fife Ice Arena (formerly Kirkcaldy Ice Rink ) is an ice hockey rink in Kirkcaldy , Scotland .
history
The stadium was opened in 1938 after a year of construction and has since served as the home ground of the professional ice hockey team Fife Flyers , which has competed in the Elite Ice Hockey League since 2011 . In addition to ice hockey, the Fife Ice Arena is the venue for various boxing matches and curling events . The 1982 European Curling Championship took place in the arena, among other places. Occasionally there are also concerts in the arena.
Web links
- Official website (English)
- The Fife Ice Arena on hockeyarenas.net (German)
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