Arenas

Ice Palace Saint Petersburg

Yubileyny Saint Petersburg

Arena Omsk Omsk

The Ice Palace, built specially for the 2000 World Hockey Championship, is one of the most known and comfortable venues of the Kontinental Hockey League and the home ground for the SKA hockey team.

The Ice Palace hosted the world handball championship, the Europe’s figure skating championship, as well other major sports events, concerts and exhibitions. The St. Petersburg Ice Palace is a 4-storey building with approximately 5,000 sq.m of glass façade and is fully fitted out with modern equipment required to host and broadcast any sports or entertaining events.

37000m² Rink floor

5000m² facade glazing area

12300 Number of spectator seats

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The Yubileyny (“Jubilee”) Sports Palace is a sports landmark of St. Petersburg and has for its neighbour another yet famous sports facility, the Petrovsky Sports Complex.

For almost 50 years of its history, the Yubileyny Sports Palace has been hosting the most high-profile competitions in various sports (ice hockey, basketball, volleyball, etc.)

The Palace was built in 1967 and has undergone vast reconstruction and remodelling since then. Now the Palace features the main sports rink, the small rink, the practice rink, and associated infrastructure.

1800m² Main rink floor

1624m² Small rink floor

1800m² Practice rink floor

6000 Number of spectator seats

1718 Number of spectator seats

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The Arena Omsk sports complex is one of the most spacious and comfortable ice hockey palaces in Russia built to IIHF and KHL requirements. From 2011 to 2013, the Arena Omsk hosted the Junior Club World Cup.

The palace is the official home ground of the Avangard Hockey Club. This modern multi-purpose complex allows hosting hockey matches, as well as other sports competitions, and concerts. Opening year: 2007

25000m² Rink floor

10318 Number of spectator seats

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