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Historic Venue in Saint Petersburg | Hotels, Pa

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About Petersburg Sports and Concert Complex

The Petersburg Sports and Concert Complex in Saint Petersburg has a storied history as a premier multi-purpose indoor arena. Opened in 1980 and famously hosting the St. Petersburg Open tennis tournament (1995–2013) and major concert acts, the site now houses SKA Arena, which opened its hockey-focused capacity in December 2023. Located at 8 Yuriya Gagarina Ave, near Victory Park, this location remains a central hub for sports, culture, and live entertainment in Russia’s second-largest city. We’ve gathered practical details to help you plan your visit, including access, seating considerations, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options. Think of us as your friendly connection for secure, straightforward ticketing and a smooth event experience.

Note: This page reflects the venue’s legacy and current incarnation. For events at SKA Arena, expect modern facilities and a focus on hockey capacity of 22,500. Availability can vary by event; always confirm details for your specific date. If you’re planning a trip, check partner hotels and nearby eateries to pair your plans with a seamless experience. We’ve got you covered with essential info and trusted recommendations to make tickets and access easy.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 8 Yuriya Gagarina Ave, Saint Petersburg 196105, Russia.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose indoor arena (Sports and Concert Complex).
  • Original capacity: 25,000 spectators.
  • Opening/closure: Opened May 20, 1980; closed August 2019; demolished January 31, 2020.
  • Current status: Site now houses SKA Arena (opened December 9, 2023) with a hockey capacity of 22,500.
  • Transit: Public transit access referenced as M4 Prospekt Bolshevikov; located near Victory Park.
  • Notable events: Hosted the St. Petersburg Open tennis tournament (1995–2013) and many major concerts (e.g., Space, Billy Joel, Madonna).