Dynamo Volleyball Arena

The arena for Dynamo Volleyball opened in November 2019. The transition was not merely cosmetic; the venue was purpose-built for indoor court sports. Inside, the focus is on the wooden parquet floor, fitted with Taraflex surfacing that provides the bounce required for volleyball rather than the slide of ice hockey. The primary tenant is the Women's Volleyball Club Dynamo Moscow. They play their European fixtures here, and the club has used the arena to host the Russian Superliga "Final Six" events. It is not a one-tenant building, however. The schedule also accommodates the men's and women's handball clubs from CSKA, as well as matches for the national teams. The capacity is modest at 3,500, which keeps the distance between the players and the spectators tight. There are no former names for the building. It has always been the Dynamo Volleyball Arena since its inception. The surrounding area is busy with traffic on ul. Vasily Kozhino, but the arena itself feels distinct from the passing cars. It is a modern addition to a district known for its older sporting heritage.

The arena for Dynamo Volleyball opened in November 2019. The transition was not merely cosmetic; the venue was purpose-built for indoor court sports. Inside, the focus is on the wooden parquet floor, fitted with Taraflex surfacing that provides the bounce required for volleyball rather than the slide of ice hockey.

The primary tenant is the Women's Volleyball Club Dynamo Moscow. They play their European fixtures here, and the club has used the arena to host the Russian Superliga "Final Six" events. It is not a one-tenant building, however. The schedule also accommodates the men's and women's handball clubs from CSKA, as well as matches for the national teams. The capacity is modest at 3,500, which keeps the distance between the players and the spectators tight.

There are no former names for the building. It has always been the Dynamo Volleyball Arena since its inception. The surrounding area is busy with traffic on ul. Vasily Kozhino, but the arena itself feels distinct from the passing cars. It is a modern addition to a district known for its older sporting heritage.