National Speed Skating Oval
The National Speed Skating Oval, also known as the Ice Ribbon, is the competition venue for speed skating of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.
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Tel:
Service Hotline:010-84249016
Complaint Hotline:010-84249018
Monday to Friday：10:00 to 18:00
Weekends and Statutory Holidays：10:00 to 18:00
Complaint Hotline：010-84249018
Email：service_nsso@163.com -
Best Time to Visit:
All year round -
Duration:
3 hours -
Admission:
Visits:Monday to Friday:12:00 to 20:00(Ticket checks are stopped at 20:00. The venue is closed at 20:00)Weekends and Statutory Holidays10:00 to 20:00(Ticket checks are stopped at 20:00. The venue is closed at 20:00)
Skating Experience:Monday to Friday:12:00 to 20:00:Ticket checks at the north and south entrances begin at 12:00 and stop at 18:20.Ticket checks at the skating rink begin at 12:00 and stop at 18:30.
The rink is closed at 20:00.Weekends and Statutory Holidays:10:00 to 20:00:Ticket checks at the north and south entrances begin at 10:00 and stop at 18:20.Ticket checks at the skating rink begin at 10:00 and stop at 18:30.
The rink is closed at 20:00. Visits:Monday to Friday:12:00 to 20:00(Ticket checks are stopped at 20:00. The venue is closed at 20:00)Weekends and Statutory Holidays10:00 to 20:00(Ticket checks are stopped at 20:00. The venue is closed at 20:00)
Skating Experience:Monday to Friday:12:00 to 20:00:Ticket checks at the north and south entrances begin at 12:00 and stop at 18:20.Ticket checks at the skating rink begin at 12:00 and stop at 18:30.
The rink is closed at 20:00.Weekends and Statutory Holidays:10:00 to 20:00:Ticket checks at the north and south entrances begin at 10:00 and stop at 18:20.Ticket checks at the skating rink begin at 10:00 and stop at 18:30.
The rink is closed at 20:00. -
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday:12:00 to 20:00
Weekends and Statutory Holidays:10:00 to 20:00
Description
National Speed Skating Oval
As the landmark venue for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, it forms the symbolic building group of Beijing, the world's first "Dual Olympic City", with the National Stadium (also known as the Bird's Nest), the National Aquatics Centre (also known as the Water Cube), and other venues. Taking "ice" and "speed" as the design symbols, the National Speed Skating Oval boasts crystal clear and transparent facades composed of 3,360 curved surface and flat glasses. The 22 elegant flying ribbons symboliz...
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As the landmark venue for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, it forms the symbolic building group of Beijing, the world's first "Dual Olympic City", with the National Stadium (also known as the Bird's Nest), the National Aquatics Centre (also known as the Water Cube), and other venues. Taking "ice" and "speed" as the design symbols, the National Speed Skating Oval boasts crystal clear and transparent facades composed of 3,360 curved surface and flat glasses. The 22 elegant flying ribbons symbolize the speed of ice sports and the year 2022 when the Beijing Winter Olympics was held.
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