HC Kometa Brno tickets 2026-27: home games at Winning Group Arena
Brno is the capital of Moravia, and HC Kometa Brno give it a major hockey stage. Home games at Winning Group Arena draw a large, colourful crowd. This guide covers the 2026-27 schedule, the Olomouc meetings and how to buy tickets.
Kometa: Moravia's capital on the ice
Brno is Czechia's second city, with a student population, architecture and a lively cafe scene. HC Kometa Brno are one of the best-supported clubs in the country and give visitors a reason to spend an evening away from the usual Prague circuit.
There are 26 regular-season home games, starting on 20 September 2026 against Hradec Krålové. Because the city has an airport and good rail links to Vienna and Prague, it is among the easiest Extraliga stops to include in a wider Central European trip.
Kometa at Winning Group Arena: what the hall is like
Winning Group Arena holds 7,700, placing it in the larger half of the league. The venue is modern, with big screens and wide aisles, and the home end behind one goal is the noisiest part of the hall.
- City trams and buses run to the arena; ask your hotel for the best route.
- Gates open ahead of the face-off, so arrive early to buy a drink and see the warm-up.
- Seats in the middle of the long sides give the best view of the whole ice.
The red-and-white colours are everywhere on match days, so join the crowd by wearing something in the club palette.
The club's following goes well beyond the hall: you will see red-and-white scarves on trams before games, and bars near the centre fill with fans who like to talk about the team. Visitors who sit in the side tiers still feel part of the noise, because the hall is built to keep sound inside. Check the starting time on the day, since weekend games sometimes begin earlier than weekday ones.
Moravian pride: Kometa against Olomouc
The natural regional fixture is the one with Olomouc, the other leading Moravian city outside Ostrava. Their visits to Brno are on 1 November 2026 and 2 February 2027. These matches draw more travelling fans than normal and feel noticeably tenser than a typical weekday game.
Home supporters sing for long stretches without pause, and the rest of the hall generally follows their lead.
How to get Kometa tickets
The official box office of the club is the first stop. Season-ticket holders are served before single-match buyers, and the best-selling dates are weekends and the Olomouc games. Weekday games usually leave seats until close to the day.
From abroad, ask about digital delivery and keep your ticket on your phone. Avoid unofficial resale offers that cannot prove the block, and use our email alert to know when Kometa home dates go on sale.
A Brno weekend with Kometa
Spend the day in the old town, climb to the hilltop castle and eat a Moravian meal before the match. Hotels are easy to find near the centre, but prices rise on big sports weekends, so book early.
The cold in winter can be sharp. Take warm layers and gloves, check the tram times for the return and plan a post-match snack in the centre.