OBO Aréna

The ground in Dabas is a hall with a synthetic floor and a roof that keeps the rain out. The city built it in 2004 after ten years of waiting, and they called it Dabas Sportcsarnok until a company called OBO Bettermann agreed to put their name on the wall.

OBO Aréna The home team is Dabas KK, who play in the Hungarian Nemzeti Bajnokság I.

The highest crowd came for a European handball match in 2016. The Hungarian side FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria played against Győri Audi ETO KC, and the stands were full. The crowd roared them on as the home team pulled the strings and won. That is the record, and it has stood since. The arena also hosted the final four tournament of the Magyar Kupa in 2014, where Győri ETO KC won the cup.

There is nothing false about this place. It is not a temple of football, and it is not a historic monument. It is a working hall for indoor sports. The fans come for handball, and sometimes for basketball or volleyball. The surface is artificial, which is standard for modern indoor halls. The city owns it, and the city pays for it. The rest is noise. The team extended their unbeaten run to eight matches last season, and the local players are closing in on a deal for a new stadium.