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About Valle Hovin

Valle Hovin is a premier outdoor multi-use stadium in Oslo, Norway, renowned for hosting legendary concerts and, in winter, a bandy/speed skating rink. With a capacity around 40,000, it remains a flexible venue for large-scale events while offering practical details for attendees. The on-site football stadium has been reimagined as Intility Arena (opened 2017), and the ice stadium was rebuilt and reopened in 2024. Accessible by metro and ample parking, Valle Hovin serves as a reliable hub for music lovers and sports fans alike.

Whether you’re catching a world-famous act or enjoying ice sports in season, you’ll find straightforward ticketing and supportive service here. We’ve got you covered with seating guidance, transit options, and trusted partner recommendations for nearby stays and dining. Secure your seats with ease, and plan your visit with our insider info on what to expect at Valle Hovin.

Venue details, nearby logistics, and partner recommendations help make your Valle Hovin experience smooth from arrival to departure. As your go-to connection for tickets and access, we point you to practical transportation routes, parking guidance, and vetted hotel and restaurant partners to fit different budgets and preferences. From classic rock legends and pop icons to world championship ice events, Valle Hovin is built to host memorable moments in Oslo.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Concert capacity around 40,000 (30,000 before the 1995 expansion).
  • Address: Besøksadresse Innspurten 1, 0663 Oslo, Norway.
  • Venue type: outdoor multi-use stadium for concerts; in winter also a bandy/speed skating rink.
  • Transit and parking: accessible from Helsfyr Metro (Oslo Metro Lines 1–4) with two bus lines and substantial parking.
  • Notable events: Tina Turner (1987, 1990, 2000), Pink Floyd (1988, 1994), Rolling Stones (1990, 1995, 1998, 2007), Michael Jackson (1992, 1997), U2 (1993, 1997, 2005), Madonna (2009), Bruce Springsteen (1988, 1999, 2003, 2008–2012), AC/DC (2009, 2010, 2015), Guns N' Roses (1993, 2018) and more; Bandy World Championship 1985.
  • Renamed/renovated: the football stadium on site is now Intility Arena (opened 2017; formerly Vålerenga Stadion); the winter ice stadium was rebuilt and reopened February 10, 2024.