Dunedin Ice Stadium

Dunedin Ice Stadium is an ice sports facility in St Kilda with an Olympic-sized rink measuring 60 by 30 meters (197 by 98 feet) named after Corinne Gilkison and seating for around 1,850 spectators. The complex also features four dedicated curling lanes and hosts ice hockey, figure skating, and various events throughout the year.

The facility grew from a community initiative that began in 1975, resulting in construction in 2004 after the previous venue, The Big Chill, closed due to financial difficulties. This reopening allowed ice sports to resume in the city after a period without a dedicated facility.

The stadium serves as home to both the Phoenix Thunder men's team and the Dunedin Thunder women's team in their respective New Zealand Ice Hockey Leagues. For locals and visitors, it is a gathering place for ice sports enthusiasts in the region.

The stadium offers ice skating sessions, hockey games, and curling activities throughout the year, making it accessible on most days. Visitors should check ahead to see what activities are available, as offerings vary depending on the event schedule.

The venue holds the distinction of being the most southern Olympic-sized ice rink on Earth, making it a rare experience for ice sports enthusiasts in this part of the world. This southern location makes it a special place for anyone curious about ice sports in a temperate climate.