Where is the meeting point

At the ice stadium near the sculpture of the ice hockey player, Gutenbergweg 32, 84034 Landshut. Please arrive 10 minutes before the start.

How long does the tour last

The tour lasts about 90 minutes and includes the arena, locker room, press room, and areas of the second ice hall.

What is the participation fee

For public dates, the price is 10 euros per person. Group tours can be booked separately.

Is the tour suitable for children

Yes, the tour is family-friendly and presents ice hockey history in a vivid and age-appropriate manner.

Is there accessibility

Parts of the arena are barrier-free accessible. Please contact the tourism information in advance for special requests.

In what language is the tour conducted

Usually in German. Other languages are available upon request at the tourism information.

Stadium atmosphere with Alois Schloder

Name: Experience the stadium atmosphere with ice hockey legend Alois Schloder
Start: 2026-02-21T15:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-02-21T17:00:00+01:00
Location: VR‑Bank Landshut Arena (Eisstadion)

Behind the scenes of the VR-Bank Landshut Arena: Stadium atmosphere with Alois Schloder

Experience an extraordinary city tour in the ice rink on Gutenbergweg: Together with ice hockey legend Alois Schloder, you will dive into the local history of EV Landshut, feel the atmosphere of the stands, and discover places that are usually closed off.

Time travel through Landshut's ice sports

From the beginnings of figure skating to championship titles: This tour connects cultural heritage, club-influenced city history, and architectural details of the modernized arena. Original anecdotes and historical backgrounds make history tangible – a real discovery experience.

Exclusive insights: locker room, press room, VIP area

You will look into the locker room of the professional team, experience the setup of an ice hockey game up close, and understand how game day logistics, media work, and fan service intertwine. The authentic atmosphere conveys insider knowledge directly at the place of action.

Tour through Hall 1 and Ice Hall 2

The path leads through the main arena and further to the second ice surface – home of the talent factory, figure skating, and training facilities for local sports. This brings sport tradition to life and makes the significance of the location for the sports city of Landshut tangible.

Guided by an icon

Alois Schloder, a key figure of EV Landshut and Olympic bronze medalist from 1976, conveys details that only an experienced guide with a lived club history knows. Personal memories become a cultural enrichment for this city tour.

Conclusion

You can expect a tightly woven tour full of city experience, club history, and arena knowledge – sensual, approachable, competent. Secure your spot and discover Landshut from the perspective of its ice hockey legend.