Vaudoise aréna
About Vaudoise aréna
- Arena NameVaudoise aréna
- LocationLausanne, SUI
- Construction Year2019
- Capacity9 600
- TeamsHC Renens Vipers (SwissDiv3)Lausanne HC (NL)Lausanne HC Féminin (SWHL A (W))Lausanne HC Féminin II (SWHL D (W))Lausanne HC Féminin III (SWHL D (W))Lausanne HC U16 (Swiss U16-Elit)Lausanne HC U18 (Swiss U18-Elit)Lausanne HC U21 (Swiss U21-Elit)
- The biggest arena in the French-speaking Switzerland<br> <br> Capacity:<br> Seating: 6'100<br> Standing: 3'500<br> Total: 9'600<br> <br> History:<br> 1987-2017 - Patinoire de Malley (Capacity 8'000 - demolished in 2017)<br> 2017-2019 - Patinoire de Malley 2.0 (Capacity 6'600 - temporary accommodation)<br> 2019-???? - Vaudoise Arena (Capacity 9'600)
Vaudoise aréna is an ice hockey arena in Lausanne, SUI, built in 2019 with a capacity of 9 600. It's home to HC Renens Vipers, Lausanne HC, Lausanne HC Féminin, Lausanne HC Féminin II, Lausanne HC Féminin III, Lausanne HC U16, Lausanne HC U18, Lausanne HC U21, providing facilities for competition, training, and development across different levels of the sport.
The venue supports both players and fans within its region and contributes to the ongoing growth and activity of ice hockey in Lausanne, SUI.