Ice hockey travel insurance is a service that is frequently used by kids, their parents, and even coaches of hockey teams of various levels and ages. After all, the comprehensive coverage provided by the policy is the cheapest way to compensate for expensive medical treatment and rehabilitation expenses while abroad.
Our company is ready to help you with this. It doesn’t matter where the competition takes place or where you have decided to simply practice. Whether it’s the birthplace of hockey – North America (including Alaska), Finland, or even Iceland – the coverage will prevent your holiday from turning into a financial tragedy anywhere on the planet.
Cost of Renting an Ice Rink for Hockey in Canada, the USA, and Other Countries
We invite you to familiarize yourself with the prices for renting hockey rinks for ice hockey games in different countries.
Here are some additional expenses:
- Equipment – uniforms, protective gear, sticks, pucks, training cones;
- Additional staff – referees, operators, etc.;
- Ice hockey travel insurance, both for athletes and organizers: this refers to liability insurance in case of damage caused to third parties.
And now about the prices for renting an ice rink on tours.
| Country | Location | Tourist Rating | Price per Hour of Ice (in local currency) |
| Canada | Toronto | 4.5/5 | $150-200 |
| Montreal | 4/5 | $100-150 | |
| Vancouver | 4.2/5 | $100-120 | |
| USA | New York | 4.7/5 | $200-250 |
| Chicago | 4.4/5 | $120-180 | |
| Boston | 4.3/5 | $150-200 | |
| Sweden | Stockholm | 4.6/5 | 100-150 SEK (~10-15€) per person |
| Gothenburg | 4.2/5 | 80-120 SEK (~8-12€) per person | |
| Malmo | 4/5 | 80-100 SEK (~8-10€) per person | |
| Finland | Helsinki | 4.5/5 | 100-150 EUR |
| Tampere | 4.3/5 | 80-120 EUR | |
| Turku | 4/5 | 80-100 EUR | |
| Czech Republic | Prague | 4.6/5 | 800-1,500 CZK (~30-60€) |
| Brno | 4.2/5 | 500-1,000 CZK (~20-40€) | |
| Ostrava | 4/5 | 500-1,000 CZK (~20-40€) |
As you can see, prices can vary significantly, sometimes by multiples. Therefore, it is better to clarify such details in advance for proper budget planning.
FAQ
No. But we recommend considering not only that but also what will happen if you or your children still get injured. Are you prepared to cover the expenses out of your own pocket, or is it wiser to get truly affordable insurance?
When playing traditional hockey, travel insurance covers all types of injuries, including collisions, sprains, fractures, dental restoration, and more.
Certainly. Moreover, getting insurance online now offers multiple advantages: a cheap policy at the best price and significant time savings. And if you plan to make multiple trips and decide to purchase an annual insurance policy, the benefits will be even greater.