List of indoor arenas in Sweden

The following is a list of indoor arenas in Sweden with a capacity of at least 4,000 at sporting events. The arenas in the table are ranked by capacity; the arenas with the highest capacities are listed first.

Current arenas

#	Arena	Capacity	City	Home team(s)	Opened/Renovated
1	Ericsson Globe	13,850	Stockholm	Sweden men's national ice hockey team Djurgårdens IF, AIK (high-profile games)	1989
2	Malmö Arena	12,600	Malmö	Malmö Redhawks	2008
3	Scandinavium	12,044	Gothenburg	Frölunda HC	1971/1991, 2006
4	ABB Arena Syd	9,000	Västerås	Västerås SK Bandy, Tillberga IK Bandy	2007
5	Löfbergs Arena	8,647	Karlstad	Färjestad BK	2001
6	Saab Arena	8,500	Linköping	Linköping HC	2004
7	Hovet	8,094	Stockholm	Djurgårdens IF, AIK	1955/1962
8	Monitor ERP Arena	7,909	Gävle	Brynäs IF	1967/2006
9	Tegera Arena	7,650	Leksand	Leksands IF	2005
10	Fjällräven Center	7,600	Örnsköldsvik	Modo Hockey	2006
	Frölundaborg	7,600	Gothenburg	Bäcken HC Frölunda HC (when Scandinavium is unavailable)	1967/2009
12	Kinnarps Arena	7,000	Jönköping	HV71	1958/2000
13	Coop Norrbotten Arena	6,300	Luleå	Luleå HF	1986/2002, 2009
	Nobelhallen	6,300	Karlskoga	BIK Karlskoga	1972
15	Axa Sports Center	6,200	Södertälje	Södertälje SK	1970/2005
16	NHK Arena	6,000	Timrå	Timrå IK	2003
17	Skellefteå Kraft Arena	5,801	Skellefteå	Skellefteå AIK	1966/2007
18	Malmö Isstadion	5,800	Malmö	Ishockeyklubben Pantern Malmö Redhawks (when Malmö Arena is unavailable)	1970
19	Vida Arena	5,750	Växjö	Växjö Lakers	2011
20	PEAB Arena	5,500	Nyköping	Nyköpings Hockey	2003
21	A3 Arena	5,400	Umeå	IF Björklöven, Tegs SK Hockey	1963/2001, 2006, 2010
22	Behrn Arena	5,100	Örebro	Örebro HK	1965/2011
23	Catena Arena	5,045	Ängelholm	Rögle BK	2009
24	Kristianstad Arena	5,000	Kristianstad	IFK Kristianstad	2010
25	ABB Arena Nord	4,902	Västerås	Västerås IK	1965/2007
26	Helsingborg Arena	4,700	Helsingborg	FC Helsingborg	2012
	Stångebro Ishall	4,700	Linköping	HF Linköping	1975
28	Jalas Arena	4,500	Mora	Mora IK	1967/2004
29	Sparbanken Lidköping Arena	4,300	Lidköping	Villa Lidköping BK	2009
30	Himmelstalundshallen	4,280	Norrköping	HC Vita Hästen	1977
31	Lombiahallen	4,050	Kiruna	Kiruna IF	1979
32	Växjö Ishall	4,015	Växjö		1970
33	Baltiska Hallen	4,000	Malmö	HK Malmö	1964
	Björknäshallen	4,000	Boden	Bodens HF	1965
	Edsbyn Arena	4,000	Edsbyn	Edsbyns IF	2003
	Göransson Arena	4,000	Sandviken	Sandvikens AIK	2009
	Halmstad Arena	4,000	Halmstad	HK Drott	2009
	Partille Arena	4,000	Partille (Gothenburg)	IK Sävehof	2016[1]
	Slättbergshallen	4,000	Trollhättan	Gripen Trollhättan BK	2009

Under construction

Stadium	Capacity	City	Home team	To be opened
Uppsala Eventcenter	6,800	Uppsala	Almtuna IS	Unknown

References

Hiller, Anna. "Partille Arena". partille.se (in Swedish). Archived from the original on 2014-07-14. Retrieved 2013-07-17.

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List of indoor arenas in Sweden

Current arenas

Under construction

References

See also