Kungälvshallen

The facility in Kungälv is defined by a transition rather than a fixed presence. Construction on the new Kungälv Arena began in 2025, with completion scheduled for 2027. It stands in the Ytternområdet district, northwest of the town centre.

Unlike the older Oasens sim- och ishall at Rosendalsgatan 1, which serves as the current hub for local sport, the new venue is designed to relieve pressure on existing infrastructure. The plan splits the capacity: a bandy hall holding 2,500 and an ice rink for 1,500 spectators. The surface is ice for both.

Tenants are set to shift. The bandy side will host IFK Kungälv, Kungälvs SK (KSK), and Kareby IS (KIS). The ice rink will accommodate Kungälvs IK (KIK) for hockey and Ytterby Kungälvs Konståkare (YKK) for skating.

The location sits near the Rollsbo industrial area, about 3 km from the centre. The new arena represents a structural change in how the town manages its winter sports. The move away from the shared facilities at Rosendalsgatan marks a distinct era for Kungälv sport.

The address for the new site is Ytternområdet, Kungälv. The split functions suggest a focus on dedicated spaces rather than a single multi-purpose hall. The opening date is fixed at 2027, ending a period where local teams played in older, smaller venues.