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The following is a '''list of European ice hockey arenas by capacity'''.  Only those[arenas that currently and regularly host [[ice hockey]] games with paid admission (e.g. professional, major junior, or university) and have regular seating capacity over 10,000 are included.  Outdoor stadiums that have hosted occasional hockey games are not included.

==European Ice Hockey Arenas by Capacity==

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!Rank!!Arena!!Ice Hockey Capacity<br><small>''(Seating capacity only)''</small>!!City!!Country!!Home Team(s) (League, Dates)
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|1||[[Lanxess Arena]] ||18,500 ||[[Cologne]] ||{{flagicon|GER}} [[Germany]] ||[[Kölner Haie|Cologne Sharks]]
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|2||[[O2 Arena (Prague)|O2 Arena Prague]] ||17,383 ||[[Prague]] ||{{flagicon|Czech Republic}} [[Czech Republic]] || [[HC Sparta Praha]] (2015–present)
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|3||[[PostFinance-Arena]] ||17,131 ||[[Bern]] ||{{flagicon|SUI}} [[Switzerland]] || [[SC Bern]] (1967–present)
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|4||[[Minsk-Arena]] ||15,086|| [[Minsk]] || {{BLR}} ||[[HC Dinamo Minsk|Dinamo Minsk]] ([[Kontinental Hockey League|KHL]]) (2008–present)
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|5||[[Arena Zagreb]] ||15,024 ||[[Zagreb]] || {{flagicon|CRO}} [[Croatia]] || [[KHL Medveščak Zagreb|Medvescak Zagreb]] ([[Kontinental Hockey League|KHL]]) (2013–present)
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|6||[[Tauron Arena Kraków|Tauron Arena]] ||15,000 ||[[Krakow]] ||{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Poland]] || No team (2014–present)
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|7||[[O2 World (Berlin)]] ||14,200 ||[[Berlin]] ||{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany]] || [[Eisbären Berlin]] (2008–present)
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|8||[[Ericsson Globe]] ||13,850 ||[[Stockholm]] ||{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden]] || [[Sweden men's national ice hockey team|Tre Kronor]] (1989–present)
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|9||[[SAP Arena]] ||13,600 ||[[Mannheim]] ||{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany]] || [[Adler Mannheim]] (2005–present)
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|10||[[Hartwall Arena]] ||13,506 ||[[Helsinki]] ||{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland]] || [[Jokerit]] (1997–present)
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|11||[[ISS Dome]] ||13,400 ||[[Düsseldorf]] ||{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany]] || [[Düsseldorfer EG]] (2006–present)
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|12||[[Tipsport Arena (Prague)|Tipsport Arena]] ||13,150 ||[[Prague]] ||{{flagicon|Czech Republic}} [[Czech Republic]] || [[HC Sparta Praha|Sparta Prague]] (1962–2015)
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|13||[[Malmö Arena]] ||13,000 ||[[Malmö]] ||{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden]] || [[Malmö Redhawks]] (2008–present)
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|14||[[O2 World (Hamburg)|O2 World]] ||12,947 ||[[Hamburg]] ||{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany]] || [[Hamburg Freezers]] (2002–present)
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|15||[[Ice Palace (Saint Petersburg)|Ice Palace]] ||12,300 ||[[Saint Petersburg]] ||{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia]] || [[SKA Saint Petersburg]] (2000–present)
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|16||[[Megasport Arena]] ||12,126 ||[[Moscow]] ||{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia]] || No team (2006–present)
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|17||[[VTB Ice Palace]] ||12,100 ||[[Moscow]] ||{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia]] || [[HC Dynamo Moscow]] (2015–present)
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|18||[[Scandinavium]] ||12,044 ||[[Gothenburg]] ||{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden]] || [[Frölunda HC]] (1971–present)
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|19||[[Bolshoy Ice Dome]] ||12,000 ||[[Sochi]] ||{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia]] || [[HC Sochi]] (2014–present)
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|20||[[Hallenstadion]] ||11,200 ||[[Zürich]] ||{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland]] || [[ZSC Lions]] (1950–present)
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|21||[[Arena Riga]] ||10,300 ||[[Riga]] ||{{flagicon|Latvia}} [[Latvia]] || [[Dinamo Riga]] (2006–present)
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|22||[[ČEZ Aréna (Pardubice)]] ||10,194 ||[[Pardubice]] ||{{flagicon|Czech Republic}} [[Czech Republic]] || [[HC ČSOB Pojišťovna Pardubice]] (1960–present)
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|23||[[Ondrej Nepela Arena]] ||10,055 ||[[Bratislava]] ||{{flagicon|Slovakia}} [[Slovakia]] || [[HC Slovan Bratislava]] (1940–present)
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