A 65-year-old man has been arrested after a car crashed into the wall of the Curl Aberdeen ice rink.
The crash occurred at around 7.30pm on Monday and involved a single car, a grey Audi Q7.
Emergency services were called, including police, fire and ambulance to the Tesco superstore near Lang Stracht.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service also deployed its major response unit to the scene.
A police spokesperson said: “Around 7.45pm on Monday, April 29, we were called to a single vehicle crash on Rousay Drive, Aberdeen.
“Emergency services attended and the driver, a 65-year-old man, was taken to hospital.
“He was also arrested in connection with road traffic offences. Inquiries are ongoing.”
Images taken by The Press and Journal on Tuesday morning indicate the car’s path, where it veered out of the supermarket car park and into the wall of the neighbouring Curl Aberdeen.
A bollard was knocked from its position and was lying on the grass near the fence.
Around 25ft of wire fence, which marks the boundary between Tesco and Curl Aberdeen, was damaged with one pole ripped from its ground support.
The car crashed into the fire exit door of the ice rink, causing damage to the wall surrounding the door as well as the car’s front bumper.
Police have put up a yellow cordon around the scene.
Curl Aberdeen declined to comment on the incident.