400 euros per team. Players and other tournament participants will only be able to purchase a travel package after the tournament fee of the team has been paid. Along with the payment confirmation, the team will receive a password to open the product page of the travel package (Buy a travel package button).
Age:
The tournament is for U11 (born in 2011).
Level:
The tournament is played at levels AAA and AA.
Teams:
The tournament is played as a tournament for 24 teams.
Tournament organizers:
Turun Toverit (Tuto) ja Turun Kisa-Veikot (Kisurit)
Venues:
The tournament will take place in two hockey arenas:
Varissuo hockey arena. Address: Suurpäänkatu 2, 20610 Turku and
Kupittaa Marli Areena. Address: Hippoksentie 2, 20720 Turku.
Awards:
The top three teams from AAA and AA levels will be awarded trophies and medals. The best goalkeeper, defender and striker in the tournament will also be rewarded. After each game, the best player on the team is rewarded.
Tournament rules:
Each team will have six (6) games on the long rink.
The tournament is played as a tournament for 24 teams.
12 groups at level AA and 12 groups at level AAA.
The tournament will be played on four (4) rinks, playing time 2 x 15 minutes, (total time 50 min).
Venue 1:
Varissuo hockey arena
Venue 2:
Marli Areena
Hotel:
Accommodations: Scandic Atrium, Eerikinkatu 28-20 Turku.
The packages include accommodation with breakfast and, on 28.8. and 29.8., lunch and dinner are included in the hockey arenas of Varissuo and Kupittaa.
Also, dinner (hamburger buffet) has been booked for the teams at restaurant RantaKerttu on Saturday, www.rantakerttu.fi.
Rooms:
Standard Single
15 – 20 m². Accommodates up to 1 people. This room is equipped with Bathroom with shower, Desk and chair, FACE Stockholm products, Free WiFi, Minibar, TV, Wooden floor
Standard
18 m². Accommodates up to 2 people. This room is equipped with Bathroom with shower, Desk and chair, FACE Stockholm products, Free WiFi, Minibar, TV, Wooden floor
Standard Family Three
18 m². Accommodates up to 3 people. This room is equipped with Armchair bed, Bathroom with shower, Desk and chair, FACE Stockholm products, Free WiFi, Hairdryer, TV, Wooden floor
Standard Family Four
18 m². Accommodates up to 4 people. This room is equipped with Armchair bed, Bathroom with shower, Desk and chair, FACE Stockholm products, Free WiFi, Hairdryer, Minibar, TV, Wooden floor
Restaurants:
Restaurant is a relaxed and inviting place where you can enjoy a buffet breakfast and delicious dinner.
Breakfast: Mon-Fri 06:00-09:00, Sat-Sun 08:00-11:00
Dinner: Mon-Thu 18:00-21:00, Fri-Sat 18:00-21:30, Sun Closed
BAR MOE’S
Relax with a drink, small snacks, magazines and the TV in our cosy, lounge-like hotel bar.
Tue-Thu 19:00-23:00, Fri-Sat 19:00-00:00, Mon, Sun Closed
Other services:
Check in from: 15:00
Check out at latest: 12:00
24 hours security
Bikes for loan
Disabled parking
Free WiFi
Laundry service
Meeting / conference facilities
Meeting rooms
Outdoor terrace
Parking – additional cost
Pets allowed
Sauna
Swimming pool
Travel time:
Start 27.8.2021
End 29.8.2021
Prices for travel packages:
Accommodations Scandic Atrium, Eerikinkatu 28-20 Turku.
The packages include accommodation with breakfast and, on 28.8. and 29.8., lunch and dinner are included in the hockey arenas of Varissuo and Kupittaa.
Also, dinner (hamburger buffet) has been booked for the teams at restaurant RantaKerttu on Saturday,
www.rantakerttu.fi.
Two-day travel package: 27.-29.8.
Single room, 205 € / person
Double room, 143 € / person
Room for three, 123 € / person
Room for four, 112 € / person
One-day travel package: 28.-29.8.
Single room, 128 € / person
Double room, 97 € / person
Room for three, 87 € / person
Room for four, 82 € / person
Turku (Åbo in Swedish) is a city in Finland and the center of the province of Southwest Finland at the mouth of the River Aura on the coast of the Archipelago Sea. The city had a population of 194,244 on 31 March 2021 and the Turku region 330,482 in November 2018.
Thus, Turku is by population the sixth largest of the municipalities in Finland and third largest of the neighbouring areas.
Turku was born at the mouth of the River Aura even before the 13th century, which is the oldest city in Finland. The year the city was founded is said to be in 1229. That is when the Pope Gregory IX mentions in his bull for the first time a city called Aboa (the Latin name for Turku). Even earlier, the Arab geographer Al Idrisi refers to a city of Abua in the far north. Turku used to be Finland’s most important population center, the country’s unofficial capital in 1809–1812 and until the 1840s the largest city in Finland. Turku is still the center of local administration, economy and culture for its area. The city is the headquarters of the Regional State Administrative Agency of the Southwest Finland and the regional center of the Southwest Finland.
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