WWK Arena
Augsburg, Germany
About this place
History of the arena
Curt-Frenzel-Stadion was opened in 1936 and has a long-standing association with ice hockey in Augsburg. Over the decades, it has undergone several renovations to meet modern safety and comfort standards. Major redevelopment works in the 2010s transformed the arena into a contemporary ice hockey venue while preserving its traditional character.
Architecture and design
The arena features a compact indoor layout with steep seating that brings spectators very close to the ice. Its enclosed design helps retain noise and visibility, making it particularly effective for fast-paced ice hockey games. The modernized structure combines updated facilities with a classic arena feel.
Atmosphere and matchday experience
Ice hockey matchdays at Curt-Frenzel-Stadion are known for their loud and passionate atmosphere. Supporters of Augsburger Panther create continuous noise throughout games, with chants and drums echoing inside the arena. The proximity between fans and the rink adds to the intensity of the experience.
Location and accessibility
The arena is located close to Augsburg city center, within a dense urban environment. It is easily accessible by public transport, with tram and bus connections available from the main railway station. Its central location makes it convenient for both local supporters and visiting fans.
Origin of the arena name
The arena is named after Curt Frenzel, a key figure in the development of ice hockey in Augsburg. The name reflects the historical importance of his contribution to the sport and the club.
