Jössarinken

For a town the size of Mörrum, the presence of an ice hockey arena is significant. Jössarinken stands as the local hub for the sport, but its history reveals a shift from the elements to controlled conditions. The original facility opened in 1966 as an outdoor rink, subject to the Swedish winter. That changed in 1974 when the structure was covered, transforming it into the indoor arena known today. The name Jössarinken has remained constant through this transition.

Today, the complex comprises two distinct halls. The main arena, A-hallen, holds 1,850 spectators, a capacity split between seated and standing areas. This figure is cited by the club on the HockeyEttan portal. The third-tier club, Mörrums GoIS IK, calls this space home, using it for league matches and youth development. Across from the main hall, a newer addition to the site is B-hallen, constructed between 2019 and 2020, sitting adjacent to the original rink. Its design included solar panels, aiming for energy self-sufficiency.

The venue operates without a standalone web domain, hosting its presence through the Laget.se platform. There is no record of the arena hosting national team fixtures or major concerts; its focus remains strictly on local competition. The old hall was not demolished but converted into part of the training infrastructure, preserving the site’s continuity.