Werk Arena

This is the site of the new building. The construction began in late 2012, a long period of work that finally yielded this modern facility in the summer of 2014. The new arena is a home for the Czech Extraliga ice hockey club HC Oceláři Třinec. The seating was supplied by Seda Sport, and the structure itself is a mix of fixed and telescopic seats. The arena has hosted notable events, including matches for the 2020 IIHF World Junior Ice Hockey Championships and a Davis Cup quarter-final. The highest recorded attendance is 5,400, achieved during sold-out playoff games in the 2021/2022 and 2022/2023 seasons. The official website is werkarena.cz. The address is Frýdecká 850. The surface is ice. The country is CZ. The city is Třinec. The former names include Stará Werk Arena and Zimní stadion Třinec. The general contractor was SYNER, s. r. o. The investor was HC Oceláři Třinec. The cost was approximately 700 million CZK. The seating capacity is 4,887 fixed and telescopic seats, with some sources citing 5,200. The playing surface is ice. The arena has hosted matches for the 2020 IIHF World Junior Ice Hockey Championships and the 2016 Davis Cup quarter-final between the Czech Republic and France. The highest recorded attendance is 5,400. The official website is werkarena.cz. The address is Frýdecká 850. The surface is ice. The country is CZ. The city is Třinec. The former names include Stará Werk Arena and Zimní stadion Třinec. The general contractor was SYNER, s. r. o. The investor was HC Oceláři Třinec. The cost was approximately 700 million CZK. The seating capacity is 4,887 fixed and telescopic seats, with some sources citing 5,200.