Dynamo Tickets 2026-27: Home Games Guide
Dynamo is one of Moscow's traditional sports clubs, and its hockey team plays at VTB Arena, listed at 10,523 seats. This page covers the building, the blue-and-white crowd and how to plan a 2026-27 visit.
Dynamo Moscow: blue and white tradition
Dynamo is among the historic names of Russian sport, and its hockey side carries the blue-and-white colours that supporters have followed for generations. For a visitor, the club offers a classic KHL evening in a city where several big teams share the stage.
VTB Arena: Dynamo's home
Games are played at VTB Arena, listed at 10,523 seats, in the Petrovsky Park area, part of a larger sports and entertainment complex. The setting makes it easy to combine hockey with other stops. Public transport is the simplest way to reach the district, and security checks mean you should arrive early.
Seating is close to the action, and the capacity is a little lower than that of the biggest Moscow venues, which gives the crowd a tight feel.
Dynamo supporters and Moscow rivalries
Dynamo's supporters are known for their loyalty to the club's colours, and the stands are full of flags and chants when the team is attacking. Meetings with CSKA and Spartak, the other Moscow clubs, carry the most weight. These matches are good value for visitors who want to understand the city's sporting rivalries.
Dynamo tickets: a practical checklist
Use the club's official box office, and prioritise weekends or derbies early because they fill first. Midweek evenings are easier to book. If you are abroad, our email alert is a simple way to see when home dates are released.
- Check the arena complex entrance for your block.
- Arrive early for the walk across the park area.
Combine Dynamo with a Moscow day
The Petrovsky Park district is on a main line and not far from the centre, so you can visit the city's main sights first and head to the arena in the evening. A game on a Saturday or Sunday leaves time for lunch in the centre. Note that the complex is large, so identify the right gate before you go.
The surrounding complex has restaurants and other leisure facilities, so you can eat nearby before the match. Check which gate is open for your block, since parts of the complex can be closed to the public on match days.
Dynamo games are a good choice if you prefer a slightly smaller arena than the biggest in the league. The capacity gives a feeling of closeness, and most seats keep a clear view of the whole ice.