Make your own curling team and win the game at Gangneung Curling Center!
Gangneung Curling Center, an indoor curling stadium, was served as the venue for curling games during 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and 2018 Pyeongchang Paralympic Games.
The venue also known as Gangneung Indoor Ice Rink, which was opened in 1998, was renovated for curling games of 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic and given the new name, Gangneung Curling Centre. Now, visitors can experience and enjoy curling at an affordable price.
Curling is a fun and challenging game that requires physical and metal skill. It is one of the few sports that players of all ages, genders and abilities can play together. Here, you can also experience how difficult the athletes have to practice for the game.
The game begins with the briefing by the instructor on how to play the game, then you can enjoy the game at your pace. The game takes about one and half hour including lesson time. The minimum number of players is four.
Curling Rules:
- Two teams take turns sending the curling stones down the ice as they attempt to get closer to the centre of the target or house, than their opponent.
- One “end” of curling is completed when all of the 16 curling stones have been played. Teams score one point for each of their stones that is closer to the centre of the house than their opponent’s stones.
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