The skating starts at 5.30 p.m., and is followed at 6.30 p.m. by a reception in the rinkʼs main hall, where there will also be a charity raffle, according to a Swisscham press release.
Tickets cost HUF 17,000/person for members, or HUF 22,000/person for non-members. The entrance fee for the skating rink is an additional HUF 2,500/person, with skate rental HUF 2,200/person.
Those interested in attending should register with Swisscham by no later than noon on February 12.
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