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About Riverbank Arena

Riverbank Arena is part of the Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre, located in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. Opened in 2012 as part of the Olympic Park, it originally held up to 15,000 spectators before being dismantled after the Games. The adjacent site was repurposed and reopened in 2014 as the Lee Valley venue, now with a base seating capacity of 3,000 for hockey, expandable to around 15,000 for large international events using temporary seating. The venue hosts major field hockey events and has been a stage for Olympic competition, European championships, and world cups. Plan your visit with practical details on seating, parking, transport, and nearby lodging and dining options to make the most of your trip to London’s Olympic Park.

Riverbank Arena and the Lee Valley complex are accessible by public transport, with limited on-site parking for large events. For a smooth experience, check transit routes and nearby hotels and restaurants that we recommend through our trusted affiliate partners. Whether you’re catching a championship or a friendly match, we’ve got you covered with insider tips and reliable arrangements to secure your seats at the best price and in the right location.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Riverbank Arena opened in 2012 as part of the Olympic Park in London with a capacity of 15,000 (5,000 post-Olympics).
  • After the 2012 Games the Riverbank Arena was dismantled; the adjacent Eton Manor site was repurposed and reopened in 2014 as the Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre.
  • The Lee Valley venue has a base seating capacity of 3,000 for hockey, with the ability to increase to about 15,000 for large international events using temporary seating.
  • Current address for the ongoing facility is Leadmill Lane, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 3AD (Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre).
  • Notable events hosted at the site include Olympic field hockey (2012), Paralympic football 5-a-side and 7-a-side (2012 Paralympics), the 2015 EuroHockey Championships, and the 2018 Women's Hockey World Cup.
  • Parking for large events on-site is not provided; spectators are encouraged to use public transport (limited on-site parking may exist; best to plan via nearby Transit options).