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About Minsk Arena

Minsk Arena is a premier multi-purpose indoor arena in Minsk, Belarus. As part of the Minsk Arena sports complex, it hosts top hockey, concerts, and large-scale events. The venue sits on Pobedy Ave 111 and is equipped to handle major crowds with a dedicated multi-level parking facility and easy access via public transit. Whether you’re catching a game or a concert, we’ve got you covered with practical tips to secure your seats and plan a smooth visit.

Capacity is about 15,086 for ice hockey and around 15,000 for large events like concerts. The complex also includes a velodrome and a speed skating rink, making it a central hub for sports and entertainment in Minsk.

Getting to Minsk Arena is straightforward. If you’re driving, there is an open multi-level parking lot with approximately 1,080 spaces. For public transport, the arena is accessible via Minsk Metro Line 2, with nearby stops at Lesi Ukrainiki and Krupcy. Several bus lines also service the area, including 11, 133, 151S, 73, 76Э, and 91. After events, the surrounding Victory Park area provides pleasant nearby options for post-show strolls. For visitors seeking convenience and comfort, we recommend nearby hotels and dining options from trusted affiliates to simplify your planning. We’ve included related lodging and dining partners to help you secure comfortable stays and dependable dining near Minsk Arena.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: main arena seats 15,086 for ice hockey; overall complex capacity around 15,000 for large events (concerts, etc.).
  • Address: Pobedy Ave 111, Minsk, Belarus.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose indoor arena (part of the Minsk Arena sports complex, which includes a velodrome and a speed skating rink).
  • Parking: Open multi-level parking lot with about 1,080 spaces.
  • Transit: Accessible via Minsk Metro (Line 2); nearby stops include Lesi Ukrainiki and Krupcy; bus lines 11, 133, 151S, 73, 76Э, 91 stop nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: Minsk Marriott Hotel (short distance to Victory Park and Minsk Arena); Victoria Olimp Hotel Minsk; Victoria Hotel & Business Centre Minsk.
  • Notable events hosted: KHL All-Star Game 2010; Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010 and 2018; IIHF World Championship 2014.
  • Renaming/demolition: No demolition; still active under names Minsk Arena / Minsk-Arena; historically also referred to as Botvinik Arena.