Match Day Info
Fife Ice Arena
Everything you need to know before visiting Fife Ice Arena for a Fife Flyers home game.
Whether it’s your first night at the Flyers or you’ve been following the team for years, you’ll find information below covering tickets, travel, parking, accessibility, food and drink, and what to expect on match night.
Fife Flyers are Scotland’s oldest professional ice hockey club and have been part of the Fife community since 1938.
Playing our home games at the historic Fife Ice Arena, we compete in the Elite Ice Hockey League alongside teams from across the UK.
Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or coming along for the first time, everyone is welcome to become part of the Flyers Faithful.
Getting to Fife Ice Arena
Fife Ice Arena
Rosslyn Street
Kirkcaldy
Fife
KY1 3HS
By Car
Fife Ice Arena is located in Kirkcaldy and is easily accessible from across Fife and the surrounding areas.
We recommend allowing additional travelling time on busy match nights, particularly for larger fixtures and sell-out games.
By Train
Kirkcaldy Railway Station provides regular services connecting the town with Edinburgh, Dundee and other locations across Scotland.
The arena is approximately a short taxi journey from Kirkcaldy Railway Station.
By Bus
Local bus services operate throughout Kirkcaldy, with stops available within walking distance of Fife Ice Arena.
We recommend checking your return journey in advance, particularly for evening and Sunday fixtures.
Match Day FAQ
Ticket Pricing
Ticket prices vary depending on ticket category and fixture.
We offer tickets for:
Adults
Concessions
Young Persons 12 – 15
Under 12’s
Carers
Season Tickets and selected hospitality options are also available.
For the latest prices, availability and ticket categories, please visit our Tickets page.
We strongly recommend purchasing tickets online in advance.
What Happens on Match Day?
Arena doors and the box office open ahead of face-off, giving supporters plenty of time to find their seats, purchase refreshments and enjoy the pre-game build-up.
The teams will take to the ice for a 20 minute warm-ups before the game begins.
An ice hockey game consists of three 20-minute periods, with breaks between each period. Due to stoppages in play, a full match night will normally last longer than 60 minutes.
We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before face-off, particularly if you need to collect tickets or visit the box office.
Keep an eye on our website and social media channels on match day for any fixture-specific information.
Sponsorship
There are a range of commercial opportunities available with the Fife Flyers, from major club partnerships to player sponsorship, match-night activations, programme advertising and rink-side branding. Packages are available at a range of price points, including equipment sponsorship from £99 + VAT, programme advertising from £150 + VAT and arena boards from £500 + VAT.
For full details, view our 2026/27 Commercial Opportunities brochure or contact the club directly.
Box Office Opening Times
The Fife Ice Arena box office is open on Wednesday’s from 4:30-6:30PM and before Flyers home games.
Match Day Opening:
90 minutes before face off on Saturday
60 minutes before face off on Sunday
Face-Off:
Fixture dependent, please check the individual match listing before travelling.
Supporters are encouraged to purchase tickets online before arriving at the arena wherever possible.
On busy match nights, queues may form close to face-off. We recommend arriving early if you need assistance from the box office.
For non-match-day ticket enquiries, please contact the club directly.
Accessibility
We want Fife Flyers match nights to be welcoming and accessible for everyone.
Accessible seating is available within Fife Ice Arena, subject to availability.
If you require wheelchair access, accessible seating or additional assistance during your visit, we recommend contacting the club before purchasing your tickets so that we can help arrange the most suitable option.
Carer ticket options may also be available for eligible supporters.
If you have any questions regarding accessibility at Fife Ice Arena, please contact us ahead of your visit and our team will be happy to assist.
Parking
Parking is available in the area surrounding Fife Ice Arena.
Spaces can become limited on busy match nights, so supporters are encouraged to arrive early.
Where possible, supporters may wish to use public transport, arrange drop-off and collection, or car share when attending popular fixtures.
Food & Drink
Food and drink are available to purchase inside Fife Ice Arena on match nights.
A selection of hot and cold refreshments is available throughout the arena with our bottom bar below section E and our Cafe below the Fife Lounge being open throughout every home fixture.
Challenge 25 policies may apply, so please bring valid photographic identification if required.
Supporters should be aware that queues can be busier during period breaks, so purchasing refreshments before face-off or during quieter periods is recommended.
Still Have a Question?
If you can’t find the information you’re looking for, please get in touch with the Fife Flyers team and we’ll be happy to help.
Ticketing enquiries: tickets@fife.flyers.co.uk
General enquiries: commercial@fife.flyers.co.uk
You can also follow Fife Flyers on social media for the latest match-day updates, announcements and important information.
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