"Ice takes over Wiesbaden this winter season"

Wiesbaden, Germany - The Economic Committee of Wiesbaden has made a decision to continue operating the popular attraction, "Wiesbaden on Ice," after a new operator consortium was found. This decision, made on September 2, 2025, includes securing a city subsidy for the event.

According to reports from the SPD faction, the city will provide a subsidy of 175,000 euros for "Wiesbaden on Ice." This substantial financial support is a testament to the attraction's significance as a major draw in Wiesbaden, Germany.

The mobile ice rink, located on the Bowling Green in front of the Kurhaus, is the largest of its kind in Germany. It has been a popular Christmas activity in Wiesbaden for many years, and the city's decision to provide additional funding ensures its continuation.

The city's commitment to maintaining "Wiesbaden on Ice" is evident in the words of SPD faction leader Silas Gottwald, who stated that the city is willing to dig deeper into their pockets to preserve the attraction. This dedication to maintaining popular attractions is seen as beneficial for the city.

However, the continuation of "Wiesbaden on Ice" was initially threatened by high costs. The Economic Committee's decision to continue the event, despite these financial concerns, demonstrates its importance to the city.

For many in Wiesbaden, ice skating at "Wiesbaden on Ice" is a must-do activity during the Christmas season. The city considers the attraction an essential part of its holiday offerings, and its continued operation is beneficial for both locals and tourists alike.

In a time of financial challenges, the city's decision to provide significant financial support to ensure the continuation of "Wiesbaden on Ice" shows its commitment to maintaining popular attractions and preserving the city's vibrant cultural scene.