Mountfield HK tickets 2026-27: home games at ČPP Arena
Hradec Králové is a calm Elbe-side city with a big hockey following. Mountfield HK play at ČPP Arena, a modern hall in the league's upper range. Here is how to plan a visit: the home schedule, the Pardubice derby and tickets.
Why see Hradec Králové in Hradec Králové
Hradec Králové combines tidy riverside streets, modernist architecture and a lively student scene. Its hockey club, Mountfield HK, gives visitors the chance to see Czech top-flight hockey in a smaller, welcoming city, a short ride east of Prague.
The club has 26 regular-season home games in 2026-27, starting on 18 September 2026 against České Budějovice. For a visitor, the weekday games are a calm introduction and the weekends a bigger event.
Hradec Králové at ČPP Arena: what to expect inside
ČPP Arena holds 7,700, which places it in the upper half of the league. The hall is modern and easy to navigate, with clear signs for seat blocks.
- The city centre is a manageable distance, and local buses connect it with the arena on game days.
- Parking nearby fills up, so arrive early if you drive.
- Upper-row seats give a complete view of the ice, with the end sections the loudest.
Food and drink stands are plentiful, though the busiest minutes are right before the first and second periods.
The hall is known for its steady, organised support, with a tidy fan section that keeps up the drums and chants from the first face-off to the final horn. Families sit comfortably in the side tiers, and the staff are used to helping visitors find the right entrance for their ticket. Bring a printed or phone copy of your ticket, and leave a little time for the security check at the doors, which can be slower on derby nights, busy weekends and cold evenings.
The East Bohemian clash: Hradec Králové and Pardubice
Everyone in the area waits for the visits of Pardubice, the other major club of East Bohemia. In Hradec Králové the dates are 25 October 2026 and 26 January 2027. Those nights fill the arena, bring a dense visiting contingent and produce some of the loudest singing of the season.
Even outside derby nights, the home crowd is notably vocal and includes plenty of families and groups of friends.
Hradec Králové: how to book a seat
The official club box office is the first stop. Season-ticket holders have priority, then single tickets are released. The best-selling dates are weekends and the derby; weekday games are comfortable for last-minute plans.
If you live abroad, check delivery options and carry a digital ticket. Be careful with resale marketplaces and always confirm the date and block before paying. Our email alert will tell you when each Hradec Králové date opens.
A short trip: Hradec Králové from Prague
Trains and buses link Prague with Hradec Králové at regular intervals. Plan your return before the match, as late services can be fewer. If you can stay overnight, a morning in the old centre makes the trip richer.
Dress warmly for the walk and bring cash for small food stalls. For young supporters, the club shop at the arena is an easy place to pick up a scarf or shirt.