Last updated: October 21, 2026
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At the Rink — Quick Summary
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Ice pad | 60m x 30m, full international size |
| Spectators | Around 1,000 rinkside seats |
| Home team | Streatham IHC (RedHawks), NIHL 1 South |
| Face-off | Usually Sat 5.30pm, Sun 6.45pm (some Sundays 5pm) |
| Tickets | Online via the club’s Fanbase ticket page |
| Merchandise | Pop-up club shop on the balcony at home games |
Venue Facts
FAQ
The rink opened in 2013 with around 1,000 rinkside seats for spectators. It is a full-size 60m x 30m ice pad, the size used for international ice hockey.
Streatham station, about a 2-minute walk away. Thameslink trains reach it from London Blackfriars in about 23 minutes, and Southern runs services from London Bridge. Streatham Common and Streatham Hill stations are further away.
The club lists home games on Saturdays at 5.30pm and Sundays at 6.45pm, with some Sunday games facing off at 5pm. Times vary, so check the club's ticket site before you travel.
Streatham IHC sells home-game tickets through its Fanbase ticket page, linked from the club's official website. The club says tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Yes. There is an underground car park off Streatham High Road. It is paid parking, Blue Badge holders pay too, and there is a 2.3m height barrier. Streatham station is closer than most car journeys, so the train is the easier option on game days.
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Last updated: October 21, 2026