Tegera Arena

The arena opened in 2005, having been built by Peab at a cost of 129 million Swedish kronor. It was originally named Ejendals Arena after a real estate company, but the naming rights changed hands in 2010, and it became Tegera Arena. The architects were Biong Arkitekter from Oslo.

Inside, there is an artificially frozen ice rink. The capacity is 7,650, a figure that came down from an original 8,017 after fire safety regulations were updated. The highest crowd for a match in the Swedish Hockey League (SHL) was recorded on October 14, 2021, for a game against Brynäs IF.

The venue is not just for hockey. It regularly hosts concerts, with artists such as Sabaton and Darin performing there. It also hosted four heats of Melodifestivalen, Sweden’s Eurovision selection contest, in 2006, 2009, 2012, and 2019. Other events include games from the 2007 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships and the 2007 4 Nations Cup women's tournament.

The main arena building has not seen major renovations, but associated facilities have changed. The Drömmarnas Arena, an outdoor covered rink built between 2012 and 2014, was destroyed by fire in April 2020. The Clas Ohlson Foundation Arena, a training hall completed in 2004, remains. The venue is managed by Leksands IF Fastighets AB, a subsidiary of the club.