Glonner Arena

The stadium's name changed twice inside a decade without the ground itself moving an inch. SK Ebbs played at the apato sport Arena until 2022, when the naming rights shifted again — a pattern typical of Tyrolean lower-league grounds, where the pitch and the stands stay fixed but the sign above the entrance rarely does. Since 2022 the venue has carried its current name, Glonner Arena, though from 1 January 2024 the club's title sponsor became the Freisinger group of companies, without that change reaching the stadium databases.

What it replaced was the old Jennbachstadion, built between 1969 and 1971 under club chairman Hugo Kronbichler and mayor Franz Hörhager — a project of the kind small Tyrolean communities financed themselves, ground and clubhouse together. The current arena, opened in the summer of 2008, followed the same model: built and paid for by SK Ebbs with the local community's involvement, replacing the ageing 1970s ground rather than expanding it.

Capacity figures diverge depending on the source — some list 1,500, others 1,000 — a common discrepancy for grounds of this size in Austria's lower divisions, where seat counts are rarely re-certified. A separate artificial-turf training pitch was added in 2018, sitting alongside the main natural-grass surface used for matches.