Zimní stadion Luďka Čajky

PSG Zlín (since 1957)

The Zimni stadium Luďka Čajky is an ice hockey stadium in Zlín, which is named after Luděk Čajka since 1990. The hall, which was originally opened in 1957, is the home ground of PSG Zlín.

History

The originally open winter sports stadium in Zlín was built in 1957. Five years later, the roof of the stadium, which offered 7,500 spectators from that date. The conversion of seats in VIP seats and the construction of Sky Boxes capacity later decreased to 6,975 spectators.

After the death of hockey player Luděk Čajka, who played at the time of his death in 1990 at the TJ Gottwaldov (now PSG Zlín), the stadium into stadium Zimni Luďka Čajky has been renamed.

In its history the stadium was sold out three times, each against the HC Vsetín. The highest average attendance saw the club in the season 1998/99, the games pursued as an average of 7,267 spectators in the stadium.