Keuruun Jäähalli

This is an indoor ice arena in Keuruu, a town in Central Finland. The surface is artificial ice, maintained by a mechanical refrigeration system standard for indoor rinks. The official name is Keuruun Jäähalli, but it is currently marketed as Metsä-Multia Areena due to a sponsorship partnership with Metsä-Multia, which was active as of 2023–2026.

The arena opened in 1995 and is owned by Keuruun Jäähalli Oy, a limited company founded in the same year. The specific construction company or architect is not identified in available sources. The arena serves as the home venue for the Mestis ice hockey team KeuPa HT.

The capacity is cited variably: 1,200 seats is the figure used by the Mestis league and Wikipedia (citing Mestis.fi), while the Ice Stadium Portal lists 1,000 seats, and the 2024–25 Mestis season Wikipedia article lists 1,100. The discrepancy likely stems from the addition of a standing terrace (seisomakatsomo) in 2019, which may have altered the count between seated and total capacity.

There is no evidence of other former official names, though the term "Keuruun jääpalatsi" appeared in media headlines in 2014 as a descriptive reference rather than a formal name change. Renovations to meet Mestis standards were approved by the city council in 2014. The exact street address is Einari Vuorelantie 4–6, 42700 Keuruu. The official website for the operator is www.keupa.fi. No specific attendance record figure was found in the available sources.