The Finnish Championship and 1st Division Finals will be played in Helsinki! Join us for a full weekend of Roller Derby action in Pasila Sports Hall. Come cheer on the teams and take part in our raffle for a chance to win fun prizes!
Saturday 30.5.
12:00 – Doors Open
12:30 – Finnish Championship semifinal:
Kallio Rolling Rainbow All colours – Tampere Roller Derby All Stars
15:15 – Finnish Championship semifinal:
Oulu Roller Derby A Shitty City Rollers – Helsinki Roller Derby Bees
18:00 – 1. Division Bronze Game:
Oulu Rolle Derby Shitty village B-Pol – Tampere Roller Derby Howlin’ Rolls
Sunday 31.5.
10:00 – Doors Open
10:30 – 1. Division final game:
Kallio Rolling Rainbow Kinapori Fistfunkers – Riverdale Rollers
13:30 – Finnish Championship bronze game
16:30 – Finnish Championship final game
Information about accessibility will be updated in the discussion.
TICKETS
Tickets are only sold at the venue with card payment. Each ticket has three options:
Discounted / Standard / Derby Lover
One-Day Ticket: 8€/14€/18€
Two-Day Ticket: 14€/20€/30€
Reduced: The reduced ticket is available for students, pensioners, refugees and unemployed. Everyone under 16 years gets free admission as well as personal assistants.
Derby Lover: The Derby Lover Ticket is our supporter ticket available for everyone who enjoys derby and has the additional coins to support Roller Derbys future.
STREAM
All games will be streamed on YouTube for free.
Saturday stream: https://youtube.com/live/2fEQ03DDlhI
Sunday stream: https://youtube.com/live/pxePGiUIFyg
Link to vote in season awards: https://forms.gle/LpRjbf1mzTkgGXWh7
Link to send your photo greetings and cat pics: https://forms.gle/syTrG9hNhLcF9qCDA
Accessibility in the tournament
Parking and commuting
The tournament venue (Pasila UH, Radiokatu 22) has paid parking, with one free-of-cost spot reserved for cars with a disabled parking permit.
The nearest bus and tram stops are a 2 minutes walk from the venue.
Entrance
The most accessible entrance to the event is through the entrance at street level and by elevator to the second floor. When the door is locked, please ring the on-call number at the door: the staff will open the door and assist with the lift.
At street level, there is a curb, followed by a small threshold at the entrance, there are thresholds in the fire doors, and the hall doors are not automatic. Elevator doors require pushing/pulling.
Visitors who don’t need the elevator are asked to enter through the main / 2nd floor entrance, located behind a concrete staircase.
Accessibility at the venue
On the main floor (2nd floor of the building) you can find ticket sales, an accessible bathroom, merch tables, and the audience stand for spectators. The audience stand is on a loft behind non automated and heavy doors. Staff will be present to assist through the entrance.
The loft has one row of seats on the floor level and adequate space on the floor level. The raised seats further behind are only accessible by stairs. A part of the floor level will be designated as wheelchair priority. The loft has transparent glass and steel railing.
Sound environment
The venue is lacking a built-in hearing aid system (induction loop system or similar). Announcing will mostly be in Finnish, and amplified by a soundsystem.
Sounds of gameplay travel far and echo in the sports hall which can cause challenges to people hard of hearing.
Having ear protection at hand is advised especially for anyone highly sensitive to sounds.
Staff premises
Volunteer staff, officiators, and skaters can access the bottom floor of the building through the staircase or by elevator. Visitors are not permitted on the bottom floor.