When does the ice skating show start?

The show starts on Saturday, January 3, 2026, at 2:00 PM and ends at 2:30 PM.

Is there public skating before or after?

Yes, public skating is scheduled for the same day from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM and from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

At the ice skating rink in the city park, Haywards-Heath-Weg 1, 83278 Traunstein, outdoors.

Is the event covered?

No, the ice skating show takes place outdoors. Warm clothing and non-slip shoes are recommended.

Are there parking options nearby?

Public parking spaces and garages are available around Traunstein city center; please observe local parking rules and signage.

Who is the show suitable for?

The show is suitable for families, ice skating fans, and anyone who wants to experience figure skating with a stadium atmosphere and winter scenery.

Ice Sparkles, Hearts Race: DEC Inzell Enchants Traunstein's City Park

Name: Cultural Winter in the Park: Ice Skating Show – DEC Inzell Frillensee
Start: 2026-01-03T15:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-03T15:30:00+01:00
Location: Stadtpark, Haywards-Heath-Weg 1, 83278 Traunstein

Ice Crystals, Curve Art and Club Pride: The Ice Skating Show of DEC Inzell in Traunstein's City Park

On Saturday, January 3, 2026, the ice surface in Traunstein's city park transforms into a stage on skates. 20 figure skaters from DEC Inzell Frillensee present a 30-minute performance under the direction of Nathalie Mendes, featuring choreography, jump passages, and elegant step sequences – framed by winter air, fan chants, and game tension on the sparkling ice.

Showtime on Ice: Four Groups, One Flow

The performance guides the program in clear formations: beginner kids, talents with first competition experiences, current competitors, and a group of teenagers and young adults demonstrate how timing, edge work, and synchronization intertwine. Shifts between circular formations, flank runs, and diagonal runs create pressure phases like in pressing – but with artistic precision.

Training that Counts: Athletics, Technique, Expression

Behind the flowing movements are structured units of off-ice athletics, jumping power training, and flexibility. On ice, edge changes, three-turns, and spins are condensed into sequences tested in the free skating category. The show's play system alternates between solo elements and block formations, allowing rhythm and audience noise to carry the choreography.

Stadium Atmosphere in the Park: Public Skating Before and After

Before the show, the rink belongs to public skating from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM; after the applause, it continues from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The fluid acoustics outdoors, floodlights, and proximity to the city center create this special on-ice feeling typically known from arenas.

Tactical Details: Line Changes and Space Division

The groups skate in waves, open outer lanes, and condense in the center. Practiced line changes remind of strategic shifts in ice hockey – but with a focus on harmony, edge control, and expression. This creates a dramaturgy of acceleration, travel elements, and pointed highlights.

Voices of the Fans

The reactions of the fans are clear: This show brings excitement.

Instagram: 'Finally ice magic in the city park – pure goosebumps!'
Facebook: 'DEC Inzell brings elegance and energy to the ice – a must-see!'

Conclusion

Those who want to experience figure skating live will witness formation art, precision, and emotion in a compact 30-minute format. Dress warmly, secure a spot by the rink – and feel the magic of winter with every edge.