Heilbronner Falken host EC Peiting: Ice hockey excitement to end the year


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Falken on the hunt for Gauls: Ice hockey evening in Heilbronn
On Monday, December 28, 2026, the last home game of the year will take place at the Heilbronn ice rink: The Heilbronner EC Falken will host EC Peiting. This duel between the years provides the perfect occasion for gripping one-on-one battles, high speed, and an intense stadium atmosphere.
When the ice is burning and the hall is shaking
Floodlights, crowd noise, and fan chants accompany every puck touch. In this direct duel, it will be decided which team takes control in building the game and who forces mistakes with consistent pressing. Quick counterattacks, hard checks, and precise finishes create tension on the ice from the first face-off to the final siren.
Live at the Heilbronn Ice Hall
The ice hall at Europplatz accommodates up to 4,000 spectators and combines short distances to the ice with a passionate home game atmosphere. The box office opens one hour before the game starts and remains open until the end of the first period. The seating area for visiting fans is designated in Block D.
Tickets and family tickets
Tickets are available from 9.50 euros. Different prices apply for the main round 2026/2027 depending on the category. Families benefit in the seating area from special family tickets with a 20 percent discount. Children up to and including six years receive free admission without a seat entitlement. When purchased online, seats right by the ice are available for selection.
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Conclusion: Ice hockey emotions to end the year
Visitors can expect an energetic ice hockey evening with rapid attacks, intense duels, and genuine Heilbronn fan culture. Anyone who wants to experience the Falken live at the last home game of the year should secure their ticket now and feel the tension on the ice where it is strongest: right in the hall.










