Lysgårdsbakkene Ski Jumping
Arena is an ultra modern facility. The arena was finished December 1992.The
ski jumping facility consists of a K120 and a K90 ski jumping hill - HS134
and HS100, respectively. The smaller of the two hills is fitted with a
porcelain track and a special plastic landing area for jumping during the
summer.
The record for the longest jump in the HS 134 is by Andreas Kuettel (Switzerland)
from the World Cup in December 2005 and in the HS 100 is by Espen Bredesen
(Norway) from the Olympic Games 1994.
Charlift
A chairlift starting at the landing area of the ski jumping hill will
take you up to the Ski Jumping Tower at the top of the largest hill.
From the open-air terrace in the Ski Jumping Tower, you can enjoy a spectacular
panorama view of Lillehammer, Lake Mjøsa and the hill’s
amphitheatre. This is a popular stop for taking pictures. A kiosk at
the site sells souvenirs and other items, and you can see ski jumpers
in action from this vantage point both summer and winter. You can also,
of course, take the chairlift down again, and get a taste of what the
ski jumpers are feeling on the way down the hill. If you are in good
shape, you may want to walk up and down the 954 steps to the top of the
hill. Stolheis
Simulator
There is an alpine downhill and bobsleigh simulator on the landing area
of the ski jumping hill. Charge down the downhill course at Kvitfjell,
or take a trip in a virtual bobsleigh down the Bobsleigh and Luge Track – all
in safe and comfortable surroundings. The flight-simulator movement,
combined with the visual images projected on a giant screen, offers a
realistic and hair-raising experience. The simulator takes up to 10 persons
at a time, and the “ride” lasts 5 minutes. Simulator
Lighting the Olympic Flame
Lighting the Olympic Flame is a very popular feature of opening and closing
ceremonies organized at the Ski Jumping Hill. The original Olympic Flame
has been rebuilt, and a special hand-held torch is used to light the
flame. OL fakkel
Create your own “Olympic Egg experience”
From beneath the surface of the landing area at the Ski Jumping Hill,
there is a hatch that can be opened – the “Egg” came
up from this underground room during the Opening Ceremony of the Lillehammer
Games. A hydraulic lift has been installed, making it possible to lift
up everything from people to cars from the lower level. The lifting jack
consists of two parts. The largest surface can lift products the size
of a car up to floor level. The second and smaller revolving surface
is octagonal and may be raised about 70cm over the floor level. This
special feature can be used to create the highlight of any spectacular
event! Hoppbakken
Hiding place for trolls, sprites and other supernatural spirits
Underneath the surface of the landing area, there is a “secret” room
from which subterranean and supernatural creatures can hide and suddenly
appear during a performance. Dancing trolls, spirits and other creatures
can be engaged for special events. With accompanying music and candles,
the perfect magical setting is in place for your memorable event. Room
for up to 25 persons. Vette
Meals
In the Ski Jumping Tower at the top of the large ski jump, you can entertain
with drinks and meals for groups up to 20 persons.
The Royal Grandstand is located in the judges tower, and offers a magnificent
view of the ski jumping facility and city. This venue may be rented for
dinner (indoors or outdoors) for up to 20 persons. Several additional meeting
rooms in the Judges’ Tower are also available for rent. Servering
Facilities in the Ski Jumping facility
Scoreboard, sound and lighting system, toilets, stands for 50 000 spectactors,
technical facilities and a major parking areas is all in place for large
and small events.
For more information, please contact:
Lillehammer Olympiaparken AS
Håkons Hall
Postboks 183,
N-2601 Lillehammer
Tlf: +47 61 05 42 00
Faks: +47 61 05 42 01
E-Post: post@olympiaparken.no">post@olympiaparken.no
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