Weserstadion
Bremen, Germany
Eisarena Bremerhaven
Bremerhaven Germany
Eisarena Bremerhaven is an indoor ice hockey arena located in Bremerhaven, Germany, and serves as the home venue of the Fischtown Pinguins. Opened in the early 2000s, the arena has a capacity of around 4,600 spectators and is known for its intense atmosphere and close proximity between fans and the ice. It is considered one of the most compact and hostile arenas in German ice hockey.
Capacity
4.674
History of the arena
Eisarena Bremerhaven opened in 2002 as a modern replacement for older ice hockey facilities in the city. It quickly became the permanent home of the Fischtown Pinguins and accompanied the club’s rise to the top level of German ice hockey. The arena has hosted regular season games, playoffs and major domestic competitions.
Architecture and design
The arena features a compact rectangular indoor layout with seating arranged very close to the ice surface. Steep seating tiers ensure strong sightlines from all sections, while the enclosed structure enhances acoustics. The design prioritizes intensity and fan engagement over large-scale capacity.
Atmosphere and matchday experience
Ice hockey games at Eisarena Bremerhaven are known for their loud and intimidating atmosphere. Supporters create constant noise throughout the game, making the arena a difficult venue for visiting teams. The small size amplifies crowd reactions and delivers a raw ice hockey experience.
Location and accessibility
The arena is located near the city center of Bremerhaven, close to the harbor area. It is accessible by local public transport and road connections, with matchday arrangements in place to manage crowds. Its urban setting contributes to the intense matchday environment.
Origin of the arena name
The name Eisarena Bremerhaven directly reflects the arena’s primary function as an ice sports venue. The name emphasizes practicality and local identity rather than commercial sponsorship.
