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About Khodynka Ice Palace
Khodynka Ice Palace, now known as Megasport Sport Palace, is Moscow’s versatile indoor arena hosting a range of sports and events—from hockey and basketball to figure skating and boxing. Located at Bulvar Khodynskiy 3, this multi‑purpose venue offers multiple seating configurations to suit different events, plus on‑site parking and easy access by metro. Below you’ll find practical details to help you plan your visit, plus trusted hotel and dining recommendations to pair with your event experience.
Whether you’re catching a CSKA basketball game, Spartak hockey, or an international championship, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options, reliable access information, and nearby lodging and dining picks to fit your plans. Book securely with us and enjoy a smooth, no‑fuss experience as your go‑to connection for Moscow events at Khodynka/ Megasport.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 12,396 for hockey, 12,824 for basketball, with a maximum around 13,926 (varies by configuration).
- Address: Bulvar Khodynskiy 3, Moscow 125252, Russia.
- Venue type: Multi‑purpose indoor arena (Megasport Sport Palace), originally developed as Ice Palace on Khodynka Field / Khodynka Arena.
- Seating chart: multiple configurations exist (3D seating tour available; hockey and basketball layouts shown in official materials).
- Parking: on‑site parking available; top‑level/adjacent lots described in venue materials (190 spaces noted in older district pages; general event parking applies).
- Transit: nearby metro access via Polezhayevskaya, plus Dinamo, Aeroport, and CSKA stations cited for access to the Khodynka area.
- Nearby hotels: examples include Sokol Hotel (Slav Hotels) noted as a nearby lodging option; proximity to Megasport is referenced in hotel/location materials.
- Notable events hosted: 2007 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship, Cup of Russia (ISU), 2011 World Figure Skating Championships, Sultan Ibragimov vs Evander Holyfield boxing, EuroLeague basketball games (CSKA), and Spartak Moscow hockey/basketball uses.