Eissporthalle Iserlohn

Iserlohn Roosters (DEL, 1971 )

The ice rink Iserlohn, which is also called ice rink on Seilersee because of its location, is an ice stadium owned by the city of Iserlohn. Main user is the DEL club Iserlohn Roosters, which use the hall both as training and as a home ground. In addition, train and play the offspring, the Young Roosters, as well as other amateur teams in the stadium. For public skating hall almost every afternoon is open for a few hours.

The ice rink was originally identical with the SCANIA - Arena in Duisburg, the ice rink on the western railway station in Essen and the Gysenberghalle in Herne. All four buildings were but now independently to or expanded.

Currently, there is a restaurant called " Roosters Inn ", two VIP stands and some ice hockey shops in the stadium. The hall has a capacity of 4,999 spectators, the 5,000 - spectator limit was set deliberately below, because then new regulations were in force. Since the hockey season 2007/2008 the hall also has a further stage of development, so currently standing 3,297, 1,166 seats, 526 VIP and 10 wheelchair spaces available. Due to this the back gate Tribune was transformed into a VIP area and the Standing straight topped by six Behelftstribünen. The away section was moved from the back to stand behind the general admission line.