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About Megasport Arena

Megasport Arena, officially Megasport Sport Palace named after Anatoly Tarasov since 2017, is a premier multi‑purpose indoor arena in Moscow. Located at Bulvar Khodynskiy 3, 125252, it hosts top‑tier sports, concerts, and events with flexible seating that adapts to the program of the day. Whether you’re catching a CSKA EuroLeague game, a world‑class skating competition, or a headline concert, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.

Accessibility and reliability matter. Megasport is well connected by Moscow’s metro and offers convenient parking options, with additional guidance available through MosParking. Nearby hotels and curated dining options provide convenient overnight or post‑event experiences so you can focus on the event and not the planning.

Why Megasport Arena matters: The venue has hosted major international events, including the 2007 Men’s World Ice Hockey Championship and the 2011 World Figure Skating Championships. It’s a cornerstone of Moscow’s sports and entertainment scene, home to CSKA basketball and Spartak hockey activities. For fans and concertgoers, Megasport delivers a sizable, adaptable space that can accommodate a wide range of performances with strong acoustics and sightlines.

Plan your visit: Use the transit hubs and parking guidance below to minimize wait times. When you’re ready to purchase, we’ve got you with straightforward options and trusted partners for nearby hotels and dining. Date to date, Megasport remains active and ready for your next big event.

Venue highlights: Amphitheater‑style and flat floor configurations are available to suit events from ice hockey to large‑scale concerts, with seating capacities ranging from approximately 12,126 (ice hockey) to 16,500 (concerts). The official venue name honors Anatoly Tarasov and reflects its ongoing role in Moscow’s sports history.

Transit and parking: Nearby metro stops include Polezhayevskaya, Dinamo, Aeroport, and CSKA. On‑site paid parking is available, with additional guidance through MosParking and local apps for convenient parking options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Bulvar Khodynskiy 3, Moscow 125252, Russia.
  • Venue type: multi‑purpose indoor arena (sports and events).
  • Seating capacity by configuration: Ice hockey ~12,126; Basketball ~12,824; Tennis ~13,126; Concerts up to ~16,500.
  • Transit access: nearby Polezhayevskaya, Dinamo, Aeroport and CSKA metro stops.
  • Parking: on‑site paid parking; additional parking guidance exists via local apps (MosParking).
  • Nearby hotels: Sokol Hotel Moscow (near Sokol metro); Cosmos Hotel (Prospekt Mira, near VDNKh).
  • Notable events hosted: 2007 Men’s World Ice Hockey Championship; 2011 World Figure Skating Championships; Sultan Ibragimov vs Evander Holyfield (2007); CSKA EuroLeague basketball games; Spartak Moscow hockey/euroleague activity; Legends Cup events.
  • Renaming/status: officially named Megasport Sport Palace named after Anatoly Tarasov since 2017; venue remains active and not demolished.