
7eck Unihockey Arosa 2026: Open-Air Small-Field Tournament
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One of Switzerland's largest open-air small-field Unihockey tournaments returns to Arosa on 27–28 June 2026. 7eck Unihockey Arosa brings together teams from across the country for a full weekend of competitive floorball played on 10 courts at the Offene Kunsteisbahn Ochsenbühl, Arosa's outdoor skating rink converted for summer tournament play. The Unihockey Arosa tournament combines serious competition under SUHV rules with a relaxed summer atmosphere, attracting both ambitious teams and groups looking for an active weekend escape in Arosa. With group stage matches and knockout finals, the event draws players and spectators alike to the mountains for late June.
Unihockey Arosa Tournament Format & Competition Structure
The Unihockey Arosa tournament opens Saturday morning at 07:40 with group stage matches across all 10 courts at Ochsenbühl. Teams compete in their respective categories (Women and Men) through initial group rounds before advancing to a knockout finals system. All matches follow official SUHV (Swiss Unihockey) regulations on the small field format.
Competition progresses from group play through to finals over the weekend, with the tournament structure designed to maximize playing time while building toward championship matches. Winners in both categories receive a traveling trophy (Wanderpreis), with natural prizes awarded to the top four teams in each category.
Categories and Fees:
- Women: CHF 100 per team
- Men: CHF 100 per team
The referee requirement applies throughout the entire Unihockey Arosa tournament, including the finals rounds. Team captains should ensure their qualified referee is available for both days of competition.
Registration & Team Requirements for 7eck Unihockey Arosa
Registration for 7eck Unihockey Arosa closes Friday, 20 June 2026. Teams can register directly through the tournament website. The early Saturday start at 07:40 means teams should plan to arrive in Arosa Friday evening or early Saturday morning to allow time for check-in and warmup at Ochsenbühl.
Spectator Experience at Unihockey Arosa
7eck Unihockey Arosa offers compelling viewing for floorball enthusiasts and supporters throughout the weekend. With 10 courts running simultaneously at the Offene Kunsteisbahn Ochsenbühl, there's continuous action from the opening matches through to finals day drama. The open-air mountain setting at 1,800 meters elevation in Arosa provides a distinctive backdrop rarely found at indoor floorball tournaments, with the converted outdoor rink creating an intimate viewing experience.
The tournament format builds naturally toward high-stakes knockout rounds, where single-elimination matches create the kind of tension and decisive moments that draw crowds. The compact layout at Ochsenbühl allows spectators to move between matches and follow multiple teams throughout the Unihockey Arosa weekend.
Hotel Altein: Your Base for Unihockey Arosa 2026
Hotel Altein sits just 150 meters from the Offene Kunsteisbahn Ochsenbühl, positioning guests within a two-minute walk of all Unihockey Arosa tournament action. For teams competing at 7eck Unihockey Arosa and facing a 07:40 Saturday start, this proximity eliminates early morning logistics and allows for proper rest before matches.
For Competing Unihockey Teams: Our wellness facilities provide effective recovery between matches, with sauna and steam room available for post-game muscle care throughout the tournament weekend. Teams can arrange secure equipment storage at reception, keeping sticks and gear safe between matches without needing to transport everything back to rooms. We can accommodate early breakfast service ahead of the Saturday morning start, and our team is familiar with the Unihockey Arosa tournament schedule at Ochsenbühl to support your competition needs.
For Spectators & Supporters: The short distance to the Unihockey Arosa tournament at Ochsenbühl means you can move easily between hotel comfort and match viewing throughout both days. Our restaurant and terrace offer convenient breaks from the action without missing key matches, while rooms provide a quiet retreat when you need respite from the tournament energy.
Our reception team can provide Unihockey Arosa tournament information, directions to Ochsenbühl, and local recommendations to help you make the most of your 7eck weekend in Arosa. Whether you're here to compete or cheer from the sidelines, Hotel Altein offers proximity, comfort, and practical support for the full Unihockey Arosa tournament experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 7eck Unihockey Arosa?
7eck Unihockey Arosa is one of Switzerland's largest open-air small-field unihockey tournaments. Teams from across the country compete on 10 courts at the Offene Kunsteisbahn Ochsenbühl, Arosa's outdoor rink converted for summer tournament play. All matches follow official SUHV small-field regulations, moving from group stages to knockout finals.
When does the tournament take place?
The tournament is played over a full weekend in late June; the 2026 edition runs on 27 and 28 June. Play opens Saturday morning at 07:40 with group stage matches across all 10 courts. Teams should plan to arrive Friday evening or early Saturday to allow time for check-in and warm-up at Ochsenbühl.
How do teams register and what does it cost?
Entry costs CHF 100 per team in both the Women and Men categories. Registration closes on Friday 20 June 2026 and is handled directly through the tournament website. Each team must have a qualified referee available on both days, and winners receive a traveling trophy, with natural prizes for the top four teams per category.
Is it worth watching as a spectator?
With 10 courts running simultaneously at Ochsenbühl, there is continuous action from the opening matches through to finals day. The open-air setting at 1,800 metres gives a mountain backdrop rarely found at indoor tournaments. The compact layout lets you move between matches and follow several teams across the weekend.
Why stay at Hotel Altein for the tournament?
Hotel Altein sits just 150 metres from the Offene Kunsteisbahn Ochsenbühl, a two-minute walk from all tournament courts. Teams can use the sauna and steam room for recovery, arrange secure equipment storage at reception and request early breakfast ahead of the 07:40 Saturday start. Spectators can take breaks on the restaurant terrace without missing key matches.