Glice® is proud to have won the tender for the world’s largest synthetic ice rink project. With 2200m2/24000 sqft it is the biggest plastic ice rink ever built by mankind. This artificial ice skating rink is totally custom made by Glice® and comes in the shape of an 8.
It is located in the Baku Convention Park in Baku, Azerbaijan. This Glice® plastic ice rink project had been commissioned by the Ministry of Finance of Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev himself recently did the honors of inaugurating the world’s largest synthetic ice rink in the country’s lively capital Baku. Glice® set up the groundbreaking ecological ice rink as a centerpiece amid the meadows of Baku Convention Center Park, a vast recreational area in the heart of the city. And not only did the sheer size of 2130 m2 impress the President and other first visitors, but also the unusual shape of an eight dedicated to this eye-catching and permanent synthetic ice rink installation by Glice®. Requested by Azerbaijan’s Treasury Department, the immense artificial rink now is a new leisure milestone in the park and makes ice skating an all year around event.
The premium Swiss-engineered quality of Glice® synthetic ice makes it the preferred product in the market for professional and leisure use. Read some testimonies of professionals and experts here: https://www.glicerink.com/testimonials/
Considering Lima’s prime spot right by the sea, leisure activities like surfing come as no surprise. But recently a shopping center in the Peruvian capital has started promoting a sport rather counterintuitive to the location of a metropolis between desert and ocean: ice skating is the latest trend and thanks to a newly assembled Glice® synthetic ice rink and lessons offered by the operator, the fun activity is already becoming a thing for many visitors across generations. Lima’s latest attraction is managed by a Peruvian Glice® partner who also runs a second rink 1000 km south in Arequipa.
Glice® synthetic ice rinks function completely without water and electricity, which makes the installation feasible even in regions like Lima where such resources are scarce. Discover the green technology here: https://www.glicerink.com/synthetic-ice-rink-technology/
