Enebybergs Ishall: Stadium in Enebyberg

Enebybergs Ishall is not a monument to the past so much as a practical container for the present. Built in 1996, it sits quietly within the Enebybergs IP complex in the Danderyd Municipality of Stockholm County, sharing the site with tennis courts and a motion hall. The address is listed as Arholmaplanen 33, though one source places it on Arholmavägen 33; the discrepancy is minor, but the location remains fixed.

Inside, the capacity is 1,500. It is an indoor ice rink, a fact confirmed by Elite Prospects and OStadium.com. The name is Enebybergs Ishall, sometimes rendered as Enebybergsishall, and occasionally called Toyota hallen according to Google My Maps. There is no official history of renaming. Plans for energy efficiency improvements are scheduled for 2028, with a budget of 800,000 SEK outlined in a 2026 article from the local newspaper Mitt i.

Two teams call it home. SDE Hockey, the women’s side playing in the SDHL, was formed in 2007 from a merger of Stocksunds IF, Danderyds SK, and Enebybergs IF. The other tenant is Enebybergs IF, a multi-sport club founded on April 1, 1914, which fields an ice hockey section among its eight sports. Historical records from the 1992/93 season show the arena already existed as a venue for lower division matches, with one game drawing 867 spectators. No former tenants were identified in the sources consulted.

The arena does not claim to be legendary.

Date	Match	Score
23 Oct	SDE HF W — HV71 Women	2:1
16 Oct	SDE HF W — MODO Hockey Women	2:0
12 Oct	SDE HF W — Skellefteå AIK Women	1:2
20 Sep	SDE HF W — Linköping HC Women	2:1
18 Mar	SDE HF W — Frölunda W
16 Mar	SDE HF W — Frölunda W	3:1
4 Mar	SDE HF W — MODO Hockey Women	3:4
2 Mar	SDE HF W — MODO Hockey Women	7:1

Date

Match

Score

23 Oct

SDE HF W — HV71 Women

2:1

16 Oct

SDE HF W — MODO Hockey Women

2:0

12 Oct

SDE HF W — Skellefteå AIK Women

1:2