Burabay Sports Palace

The Burabay Sports Palace opened in August 2009. The complex cost 1 billion 850 million tenge to build. It stands at 83 Talgat Begeldinov Street.

The main arena has a seating capacity of 1,500 spectators for ice hockey and other sports events. For concerts and solemn meetings, the configuration can be transformed to accommodate up to 3,000 spectators. The facility is state-owned and serves as the main sports center for the Akmola Region. It contains an Olympic-standard 50-meter swimming pool with 8 lanes, a fitness center, and specialized halls for wrestling, martial arts, table tennis, and chess. The main ice arena has a seating capacity of 1,500 spectators for ice hockey and other sports events. For concerts, solemn meetings, and other large-scale events, the configuration can be transformed to accommodate up to 3,000 spectators.

The venue was built to serve as the home arena for the newly founded professional ice hockey club HC Arlan Kokshetau, which has played its home games there since the club's inception in 2009. Other tenants include the children's youth hockey club HC Burabay. A separate new complex, Kokshe Arena, is currently under construction in Kokshetau but is distinct from the Burabay Sports Palace. No specific attendance records for individual matches or events were found in the available sources. The facility is multi-purpose, containing an ice arena, an Olympic-standard 50-meter swimming pool with 8 lanes (capacity 475), a fitness center, and specialized halls for wrestling, martial arts, table tennis, and chess.