Ikast-Brande Arena

Within the Sportscenter Ikast complex in the center of Ikast, the arena sits as a functional indoor hall rather than a traditional football stadium. It opened in 1968, built by the Danish firm Friis & Moltke, as Ikast Hallen. For decades it served multiple purposes, but the 2004 renovation shifted its focus entirely toward professional handball.

The facility holds 2,500 seated spectators, with an additional 300 standing places available if needed. That limit has remained steady since the upgrade, despite further expansions like the new hall added in 2010. The venue has changed its name three times. It opened as Ikast Hallen, became Sportscenter Ikast, and in June 2008 was renamed Ikast-Brande Arena. Naming rights finally settled on IBF Arena in 2014, coinciding with the arrival of Ikast Håndbold as the primary tenant.

Former tenants include FC Midtjylland Håndbold, which played home matches there from 2009 to 2018 before relocating. The most notable event hosted here was the 2012 Danish Women's Handball Cup Final, where FC Midtjylland defeated KIF Vejen 28–21. It is not the home ground for Ikast FS, which plays at the nearby Ikast Stadium.

Inside, the floor is synthetic, standard for indoor handball, though the specific material is not documented. The building sits at Stadion Allé 2B in the Ikast-Brande Municipality. It is not the home ground for Ikast FS, which plays at the nearby Ikast Stadium.