List of indoor ice rinks in Norway explained

Norway has forty-five indoor ice hockey rinks and four indoor speed skating rinks. The speed skating rinks are Vikingskipet, Fosenhallen, Sørmarka Arena and Arena Nordvest.

Current rinks

Venue Municipality Home for Tournaments Opened Capacity Seats Rinks Ref
align=center — align=center — align=right 2018 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center [1]
align=center — align=right 1969 align=right 2,400 align=right 1,342 align=right 1 align=center [2]
align=center — align=right 1968 align=right 3,000 align=right 1,800 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=center — align=right 2018 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center [3]
align=center — align=right 1993 align=right 315 align=right 15 align=right 1 align=center
align=right 1992 align=right 7,000 align=right 7,000 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1989 align=right 1,050 align=right 400 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2012 align=right 4,500 align=center — align=right 1 align=center [4]
align=center — align=right 1988 align=right 3,195 align=right 1,695 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=center — align=right 2007 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
Furuset
Vålerenga(2017-2020) 		align=center — align=right 1988 align=right 2,050 align=right 1 align=center
align=right 1993 align=right 6,000 align=right 5,080 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1995 align=right 600 align=right 200 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1987 align=right 2,200 align=right 1,200 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2010 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1989 align=right 550 align=right 350 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1993 align=right 9,000 align=right 9,770 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2011 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2007 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2013 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2014 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1988 align=right 5,500 align=right 2,200 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2013 align=right 2,000 align=right 0 align=right 1 align=center [5] [6]
Nidaros
Rosenborg
Trondheim Black Panthers (defunct) 		align=center — align=right 1977 align=right 1,900 align=right 300 align=right 2 align=center
align=center — align=right 1986 align=right 1,500 align=right 50 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1988 align=right 1,350 align=right 1,350 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1979 align=right 2,000 align=right 980 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2008 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2011 align=right 1,000 align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2007 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=center — align=right 2019 align=right 2,000 align=right align=right 1 align=center [7] [8]
Vålerenga(1990-1993)
Spektrum Flyers (defunct) 		align=center — align=right 1990 align=right 6,500 align=right 6,500 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=center — align=right 2007 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1987 align=right 700 align=right 600 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1990 align=right 600 align=right 0 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1987 align=right 500 align=right 0 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1987 align=right 600 align=right 0 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2005 align=right 1,100 align=right 1,650 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=center — align=right 2010 align=right align=right align=right 1
align=center — align=right 1963 align=right 3,707 align=right 1,572 align=right 2 align=center
align=center — align=center — align=right 2012 align=right 2 align=center
align=center — align=center — align=right 1968 align=right 2,582 align=right 1,382 align=right 2 align=center
align=center — align=right 1970 align=right 1,453 align=right 2,473 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=center — align=right 1981 align=right 1,200 align=right 0 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 2010 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1995 align=right 500 align=right 500 align=right 1 align=center
align=center — align=right 1993 align=right 10,600 align=right 2,000
align=center — align=center — align=right 2014 align=right align=right align=right 1 align=center [9]

Future rinks

Venue Municipality Home for Tournaments Opening Capacity Seats Rinks Ref
align=right 2020 align=right 5,500 align=right 5,300 align=right 2 align=center [10]
align=center — align=right 2020 align=right 300 align=right 300 align=right 1 align=center [11]
align=center — align=right 2021 align=right 3,650 align=right 3,150 align=right 1 align=center [12]
align=center — align=right 2021 align=right 1 align=center [13]

Former rinks

Venue Municipality Home for Tournaments Opened Demolished Capacity Seats Rinks Ref
align=center — align=right 1979 align=right 1988 align=right 1 align=center
align=right 1971 align=right 2017 align=right 4,550 align=right 3,078 align=right 2 align=center [14]
align=center — align=right 1992 align=right 2013 align=right 550 align=right 0 align=right 1 align=center [15]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Arena Nordvest åpnet i helgen . Kristiansund Kommune . 3 April 2018 . Norwegian .
  2. Web site: Ishaller i Norge. www.hockey.no. Norwegian Ice Hockey Association. 25 July 2020. Norwegian. 25 July 2020.
  3. Web site: Åpning Ishall 18. mars kl 13.00 . Sandefjord Kommune . 3 April 2018 . Norwegian .
  4. News: Shampo tror på ny arena innen tre år . . Røed-Johansen . Daniel . 7 October 2011 . Norwegian . 7 October 2012 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20121010000831/http://sport.aftenposten.no/sport/ishockey/article252966.ece . 10 October 2012 .
  5. Web site: Endelig hjemme i sin egen ishall. www.glomdalen.no. Glåmdalen. 23 July 2020. Norwegian. 18 November 2013.
  6. Web site: Åpnet den nye ishallen. www.glomdalen.no. Glåmdalen. 23 July 2020. Norwegian. 24 November 2013.
  7. Web site: Offisiell åpning av Oslofjord Arena 15. september. oslofjord.com. Oslofjord Convention Center. 30 July 2020. Norwegian. 4 September 2019.
  8. Web site: Oslofjord Arena. oslofjord.com. Oslofjord Convention Center. 30 July 2020. Norwegian. 30 July 2020.
  9. Web site: Om Vinterbro Ishall . Vinterbro Ishall . 16 December 2014 . Norwegian .
  10. Web site: Nye Jordal Amfi. www.vif-hockey.no. Vålerenga Ishockey. 23 July 2020. Norwegian. 7 July 2020.
  11. Web site: Sonja Henie Ishall. www.oslo.kommune.no. Oslo Municipality. 19 July 2020. Norwegian. 19 July 2020.
  12. Web site: Backe Stor-Oslo bygger Risenga ishall. www.bygg.no. Byggeindustrien. 19 July 2020. Norwegian. 28 June 2019.
  13. Web site: Fremtiden skapes på Arena Nord. www.asanefotball.no. Åsane Fotball. 30 July 2020. Norwegian. 25 May 2020.
  14. Web site: Her rives Jordal Amfi. www.aftenposten.no. Aftenposten. 23 July 2020. Norwegian. 26 January 2017.
  15. Web site: Hvem skal bygge ishall?. www.glomdalen.no. Glåmdalen. 23 July 2020. Norwegian. 16 July 2012.

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