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List of indoor arenas in Nordic countries

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The following is an incomplete list of indoor arenas in Nordic countries with a capacity of at least 5,000.

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Current arenas

# Stadium Capacity City Opened Image
1 Friends Arena 50,000 Sweden Solna 2012
2 Parken Stadium 38,065 Denmark Østerbro 1992
3 Tele2 Arena 30,000 Sweden Stockholm 2013
4 Telenor Arena 15,000 Norway Bærum 2009
5 Avicii Arena 13,850 Sweden Stockholm 1989
6 Nokia Arena 13,455 Finland Tampere 2021
7 Helsinki Halli 13,349 Finland Helsinki 1997
8 Malmö Arena 12,600 Sweden Malmö 2008
9 Royal Arena 12,500 Denmark Ørestad 2017
10 Scandinavium 12,044 Sweden Gothenburg 1971
11 Trondheim Spektrum 12,000 Norway Trondheim 1956
12 Jyske Bank Boxen 12,000 Denmark Herning 2010
13 Gatorade Center 11,820 Finland Turku 1990
14 Håkons Hall 11,500 Norway Lillehammer 1993
15 B&W Hallerne 11,000 Denmark Refshaleøen 1960s
16 Vikingskipet 10,600 Norway Hamar 1992
17 Forum Copenhagen 10,000 Denmark Frederiksberg 1926
18 Ballerup Super Arena 9,200 Denmark Ballerup 2001
19 ABB Arena 9,000 Sweden Västerås 2007
20 Löfbergs Arena 8,646 Sweden Karlstad 2001
21 Gavlerinken Arena 8,620 Sweden Gävle 2006
22 Oslo Spektrum 8,600 Norway Oslo 1990
23 Saab Arena 8,500 Sweden Linköping 2004
24 Helsinki Ice Hall 8,200 Finland Helsinki 1966
25 Hovet 8,094 Sweden Stockholm 1955
26 Tampere Ice Stadium 7,800 Finland Tampere 1965
27 Tegera Arena 7,650 Sweden Leksand 2005
28 Hägglunds Arena 7,600 Sweden Örnsköldsvik 2006
29 Frölundaborg 7,600 Sweden Gothenburg 1967
30 Espoo Metro Areena 7,017 Finland Espoo 1999
31 Kinnarps Arena 7,000 Sweden Jönköping 2000
32 Oulun Energia Areena 6,614 Finland Oulu 1975
33 Isomäki Areena 6,350 Finland Pori 1971
34 Nobelhallen 6,300 Sweden Karlskoga 1971
35 Coop Norrbotten Arena 6,150 Sweden Luleå 1970
36 NHK Arena 6,000 Sweden Timrå 1966
37 Lumon arena 5,950 Finland Kouvola 1982
38 Vida Arena 5,750 Sweden Växjö  2011
39 Laugardalshöll 5,500 Iceland Reykjavík 1965
40 Lappi Areena 5,500 Finland Rovaniemi 2003
41 Äijänsuo Arena 5,400 Finland Rauma 1970
42 Isku Areena 5,371 Finland Lahti 1973
43 Nye Jordal Amfi 5,300 Norway Oslo 2020
44 Niiralan Monttu 5,064 Finland Kuopio 1979
45 NKT Arena Karlskrona 5,050 Sweden Karlskrona 2005
46 Catena Arena 5,045 Sweden Ängelholm 2008
47 Gigantium 5,000 Denmark Aalborg 1999
48 Ceres Arena 5,000 Denmark Aarhus 2001
49 Arena Arctica 5,000 Sweden Kiruna 2000

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