List of European ice hockey arenas

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

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

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