Built in 1995 in the Hakkari sports centre, joined by a second hall in 2009 and enlarged for Mestis in 2017-18
Lempäälän jäähalli was built in 1995, after a long campaign for a hall in Lempäälä, and a second hall followed in 2009. It is part of the Hakkari sports centre, which also has tennis and athletics fields, a sports hall and a jogging track.
The hall has carried a string of sponsor names: Xerox-areena from 1998 to 2007, Masku-areena from 2007 to 2018 and Kiekkobussi-areena from 2019 to 2024, and EuroBrand Areena as its marketing name now. After Finland's 2019 world championship title it was briefly renamed Mörkö-areena, for the Lempäälä-born player Marko "Mörkö" Anttila.
It was renovated and enlarged for the Mestis season 2017-18, raising capacity to about 1,500. The hall is the home of Lempäälän Kisa and the roller hockey team Pahalampi.
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Public skating at Lempäälän jäähalli is free of charge, with sessions for free skating without sticks and sessions with sticks, provided by the municipality of Lempäälä and the hall company, according to Lempäälän Jäähalli Oy.
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Helmets are compulsory at public sessions, according to Lempäälän Jäähalli Oy.
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