TRADITION. PASSION. HAMBURG.
Since 1990, the Crocodiles Hamburg have stood for exciting ice hockey in the Hanseatic city. As one of northern Germany's most traditional ice hockey clubs, they inspire thousands of fans season after season with fast-paced action, team spirit, and true Hamburg passion on the ice.
PARENT CLUB
The Farmsener Turnverein von 1926 e.V. (FTV) is the parent club of the Crocodiles Hamburg. The club's ice hockey department was founded in 1990 as FTV Crocodiles and became the direct successor to the 1. EHC Hamburg. To this day, Farmsener TV remains the sporting and organizational home of the Crocodiles.
Even during the years when the first team's operations were managed by a separate limited company, the FTV remained the official licence holder and parent club. Following the insolvency of the operating company in 2023, the Crocodiles returned fully under the umbrella of Farmsener TV and have since focused on rebuilding the club with a strong emphasis on youth development.
TO FTV
WHERE OUR HEART BEATS
Eisland Farmsen is much more than just an ice rink – it is the home of the Crocodiles Hamburg and an integral part of Hamburg's ice hockey history. For decades, it has been a place where players train, compete, celebrate victories, and share unforgettable moments with their fans. Located in the heart of Farmsen, this traditional arena offers supporters a truly close-up ice hockey experience unlike almost any other venue.
With a capacity of around 2,000 spectators, Eisland Farmsen creates a unique atmosphere where passion, emotion, and team spirit come to life. It's the setting for unforgettable moments – from thrilling local derbies and crucial playoff games to the many stories that have shaped the club since its founding.
Opened in 1978, the arena is not only the home venue of the Crocodiles Hamburg but also an important gathering place for Hamburg's ice hockey community. Eisland Farmsen stands for authentic sport, a close connection between the team and its fans, and the special atmosphere that has defined the Crocodiles Hamburg for generations.
EISLAND FARMSEN
The ice arena in Hamburg-Farmsen (also known as Eisland) opened in 1978 and has a current capacity of 1,980 spectators. Today, it serves as the home arena of the Crocodiles Hamburg.
Facilities
- Ice surface: approx. 1,800 m²
- Arena temperature: 11°C
- Skate rental
- Polar Station (bistro)
- Arktis (children's birthday party pavilion)
Getting Here:
Eisland
Berner Heerweg 152
22159 Hamburg
