# 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. Note that some arenas in Russia or Kazakhstan which are located in Asia are also included.

## European ice hockey arenas by capacity

| Rank | Arena | Ice hockey capacity (Seating capacity only) | City | Country | Home team(s) (league, dates) |
| 1 | SKA Arena | 21,520 | Saint Petersburg | Russia | SKA Saint Petersburg (2024–present) |
| 2 | MVM Dome | 20,028 | Budapest | Hungary | Hungary men's national ice hockey team (2021–present) |
| 3 | Lanxess Arena | 18,500 | Cologne | Germany | Kölner Haie (1998–present) |
| 4 | O2 Arena Prague | 17,383 | Prague | Czech Republic | HC Sparta Praha (2015–present) |
| 5 | PostFinance-Arena | 17,031 | Bern | Switzerland | SC Bern (1967–present) |
| 6 | Arena Zagreb | 15,200 | Zagreb | Croatia | KHL Medveščak (2011–2013) Croatia men's national handball team (2008–present) |
| 7 | Minsk-Arena | 15,086 | Minsk | Belarus | Dinamo Minsk (2010–present) |
| 8 | ISS Dome | 14,282 | Düsseldorf | Germany | Düsseldorfer EG (2006–present) |
| 9 | Uber Arena | 14,200 | Berlin | Germany | Eisbären Berlin (2008–present) |
| 10 | Avicii Arena | 13,850 | Stockholm | Sweden | Tre Kronor (1989–present) |
| 11 | Žalgiris Arena | 13,742 | Kaunas | Lithuania | Lithuania men's national ice hockey team (2011–present) |
| 12 | Nokia Arena | 13,455 | Tampere | Finland | Ilves, Tappara (2021-present) |
| 13 | Megasport Arena | 12,616 | Moscow | Russia | HC Spartak Moscow (2021–present) |
| 14 | Malmö Arena | 12,600 | Malmö | Sweden | Malmö Redhawks (2008–present) |
| 15 | UMMC Arena | 12,588 | Ekaterinburg | Russia | Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg (2025–present) |
| 16 | Almaty Arena | 12,500 | Almaty | Kazakhstan | HC Almaty (2016–present) |
| 17 | Royal Arena | 12,500 | Copenhagen | Denmark | Denmark men's national ice hockey team (2017–present) |
| 18 | Ice Palace | 12,452 | Saint Petersburg | Russia | SKA Saint Petersburg (2000–2025), SKA-Neva Saint Petersburg (2024–present) |
| 19 | Scandinavium | 12,044 | Gothenburg | Sweden | Frölunda HC (1971–present) |
| 20 | Bolshoy Ice Dome | 12,035 | Sochi | Russia | HC Sochi (2014–present) |
| 21 | G-Drive Arena | 12,011 | Omsk | Russia | HC Avangard Omsk (2022–present) |
| 22 | CSKA Arena | 11,880 | Moscow | Russia | HC CSKA Moscow (2018–present) |
| 23 | Sibir Arena | 11,860 | Novosibirsk | Russia | HC Sibir Novosibirsk (2023–present) |
| 24 | Barys Arena | 11,626 | Astana | Kazakhstan | Barys Astana (2015–present) |
| 25 | Swiss Life Arena | 11,157 | Zürich | Switzerland | ZSC Lions (2022–present) |
| 26 | Odyssey Arena | 10,800 | Belfast | United Kingdom | Belfast Giants |
| 27 | SAP Garden | 10,796 | Munich | Germany | Red Bull Munich (2024–present) |
| 28 | VTB Arena | 10,523 | Moscow | Russia | HC Dynamo Moscow (2019–present) |
| 29 | Gatorade Center | 10,500 | Turku | Finland | HC TPS (1989-present) |
| 30 | Xiaomi Arena | 10,266 | Riga | Latvia | HC Dynamo Riga (2008–present) |
| 31 | Enteria arena | 10,194 | Pardubice | Czech Republic | HC Dynamo Pardubice (1960–present) |
| 32 | Ondrej Nepela Arena | 10,055 | Bratislava | Slovakia | HC Slovan Bratislava (1940–present) |
| 33 | Ostravar Aréna | 10,004 | Ostrava | Czech Republic | HC Vítkovice Steel (1986–present) |