Amur Tickets 2026-27: Home Games Guide

Amur is the hockey club of Khabarovsk, a Far Eastern city on the Amur river. Home games at Platinum Arena, listed at 7,100 seats, deliver a rarely visited KHL night close to the Chinese border.

Amur Khabarovsk: Far East hockey

Khabarovsk lies on the Amur river in Russia's Far East, close to the border with China, and the club carries the river's name. Amur is among the league's most remote teams, which gives its home games an adventurous appeal for travellers who like to go where few visitors do.

Platinum Arena: Amur's home

The team plays at Platinum Arena, listed at 7,100 seats. The arena offers a lively mid-size setting, with the crowd close to the ice. Travellers from far away should plan arrival carefully because local time and distances are significant, and winter weather can complicate road and rail travel.

Inside, the facilities are practical, so eat before the match and carry warm clothes.

Amur supporters and the Vladivostok rivalry

Supporters are local and vocal, and the biggest regional game is against Admiral Vladivostok, the other Far East club, which is treated as a regional derby by many fans. Western clubs travel long distances to play here, adding to the feeling that Amur is a difficult host.

Amur tickets: planning the journey

Start with the club's official box office and prioritise weekend dates and the Admiral game. Our email alert tells you when the home schedule is published, which helps because flights to the Far East require early planning.

  • Check visa and entry rules well in advance.
  • Book return transport before committing to a late game.

Amur and a Khabarovsk visit

Khabarovsk has a broad river promenade, a regional museum and a mix of Russian and Asian influences. Because of the distance, treat the match as part of a few days in the area. Winters are very cold and summers can be humid, so pack for the season in which your game falls.

The border region has a distinctive atmosphere, and local food and shops reflect both Russian and Asian influences. A hockey night is a good anchor for a longer exploration of the river valley, but leave a day of buffer in your schedule for travel delays.

Many visitors are surprised by how friendly and curious local fans are about foreign guests. If you speak a little Russian or use a translation app, you will find it easy to start conversations in the stands. Keep a spare day in your plans.

Amur · Key facts

ArenaPlatinum Arena
Capacity7 100
CityKhabarovsk
LeagueKHL

FAQ · Amur Tickets 2026-27: Home Games Guide

Where do Amur play their home games?

Amur plays at Platinum Arena in Khabarovsk, which the league file lists at 7,100 seats. It is the club's home for the 2026-27 regular season. Public transport and taxis serve the venue. Arrive early on match days to allow for entry checks.

How many Amur home games are there in 2026-27?

Amur plays 34 home games among 68 regular-season matches, between 5 September 2026 and 20 March 2027. Playoffs start on 23 March 2027 and add home games only for qualified teams. Check the schedule regularly, as dates can be adjusted.

Can I buy Amur tickets from abroad?

Yes, but it needs planning. Begin with the club's official box office and our email alert. Khabarovsk is far from the main hubs, so flights are long and often costly. Book early, allow extra nights and check payment and delivery options.

Is it easy to travel to a Amur game?

Travel to Russia is complicated for many nationalities, with visa rules, limited flights and changing restrictions. Check your government's official travel advice before booking anything, and read the entry rules for your passport. Book flights and rooms early.