HCP tickets 2026-27: South Tyrol hockey in Bruneck/Brunico
HCP play 26 home games at the Intercable Arena in Bruneck/Brunico in 2026-27, opening on 18 September 2026. This guide covers a valley club, a mid-sized arena, the South Tyrol derby with Bolzano and practical ticket advice.
Why HCP is a South Tyrol hockey night to remember
HC Falkensteiner Pustertal, founded in 1954 according to league data, represents the Pustertal valley and its main town, Bruneck/Brunico, in the Italian province of South Tyrol. The club reached the 2026 final, where it lost to Graz, so this is a team with real standing in the league.
The setting is the draw. Bruneck/Brunico sits in the Alps, with the Dolomites a short drive away, and the bilingual German and Italian culture of the region gives the evening its own flavour.
HCP: Intercable Arena: a valley hall of about 3,100
League data lists about 3,100 for the Intercable Arena, a mid-sized room in which the seats are close to the ice. The size makes it easier to feel part of a game, but also means that popular dates fill up when a stronger visitor comes.
Plan travel with care. Mountain roads and trains in winter can take longer than you expect, so arrive in Bruneck/Brunico well before the evening and give yourself a margin for the walk or drive to the hall.
HCP atmosphere: a village feel with a loud heart
The crowd is a mix of local families and dedicated supporters who sing through every period. In a smaller town, the crowd knows the club well, and the result is a warm, informed atmosphere that visitors often remember more than the score.
Wear layers, since a winter evening in the valley can be cold even before you enter the building, and consider eating in town beforehand so that you can reach your seat before the first faceoff.
HCP home dates against Bolzano
The fixture with HCB SĂĽdtirol Alperia is the South Tyrol derby, a meeting between two clubs from the same province. Bolzano travel to the Intercable Arena on 29 November 2026 and 1 January 2027, the second of those falling on New Year's Day.
These dates attract the biggest crowds of the year, so consider booking them first. If you cannot attend either, other weekend games remain a good way to see the team, but the derby has a character you will not find elsewhere.
Buying HCP tickets: official box office first
Begin with the club's official box office, where season ticket holders have priority. Weekend dates and derby nights sell first, whereas midweek games against less popular visitors leave more room to decide.
If a match is sold out, use only reputable resale marketplaces and verify the seat. Visitors from abroad should plan how the ticket is delivered and check the winter route to the valley. Our email alert tells you when the HCP dates you want deserve attention.
Bruneck/Brunico is reached by regional rail and road from the rest of South Tyrol, and the winter landscape is part of the appeal. Fans who stay overnight can enjoy the old town and the mountains the next day instead of rushing home after the final horn.
Because the valley is a popular holiday destination, rooms can be limited on winter weekends, so book accommodation at the same time as the ticket. If you are coming from Austria or Germany, allow extra time for border and mountain-road traffic, and have a plan for returning late at night.