Ever wondered where Rovaniemi’s heart beats with sporting fervor and echoes with musical notes? It is at the Lappi Areena. Opened in 2003, this multi-purpose indoor arena stands as a modern hub. It hosts various events from ice hockey to concerts to trade fairs.
Lappi Areena is more than just a building. It is a place where memories are made. Imagine the roar of the crowd as RoKi, the local ice hockey team, battles it out on the ice. The arena is their home. It is where they strive for victory in the Mestis hockey league. This is Finland’s second top league.
But the Lappi Areena is versatile. One day it is filled with the sounds of skates and slapshots. The next, it transforms into a concert hall. Picture this: the arena can hold up to 4,780 people for concerts. That is a lot of music lovers. It only takes about four hours to convert the ice hall into a concert or conference space.
The arena has a seating capacity of 3,500. But for concerts, an additional 1,700 seats can be added to the floor. This creates an amazing atmosphere.
Did you know that the Lappi Areena also caters to other sports? Volleyball matches have been played here. The arena features three ice rinks. There is a competition rink and two training rinks. Matches can even be played on a training rink.
Need a bite to eat or a VIP experience? Lappi Areena has you covered. There are three restaurants and VIP areas. One VIP suite even includes a sauna. That is a unique way to enjoy a game or event.
Several teams regularly practice at the Lappi Areena. These include RoKi Hockey, Rovaniemen Taitoluistelijat, and Napapiirin Kaukalopallo. Even junior teams and hobby leagues use the arena.
The Lappi Areena is more than just a sports venue. It is a community hub. It brings people together for entertainment and events. Whether you are a sports fan, a music lover, or just looking for a good time, the Lappi Areena has something for everyone. You can even book an ice shift or a VIP box for a special experience. So come on in. Experience the energy and excitement of the Lappi Areena.