Malmö Redhawks tickets 2026-27: Malmö Arena

Malmö Redhawks and a southern Sweden hockey weekend

Malmö sits at the southern tip of the country, linked to Copenhagen across the Öresund. That makes the Redhawks a convenient hockey choice for visitors based in Denmark or touring southern Scandinavia.

The home calendar begins on 26 September 2026, with Frölunda Hockey Club in town. Malmö have 26 regular-season home dates, the last on 16 March 2027.

Malmö Arena: the size advantage

Malmö Arena holds 12,600, one of the largest capacities in the SHL. With so many seats, last-minute tickets are more realistic here than in smaller halls, and the sound of a full crowd is substantial.

The arena is modern and set up for big events. Allow time for entry and food, and decide in advance whether you want to sit close to the ice or higher up for the overview.

Malmö against Rögle, Växjö and the other big nights

The local rivalry is with Rögle, from the same region of Skåne, who visit on 19 November 2026 and 6 February 2027. Växjö come on 14 November 2026 and 30 December 2026.

The Rögle games carry the most local pride, so they will draw the largest crowds and the biggest away contingent.

Practical advice on Malmö tickets

Start with the club's official box office. The arena's size helps availability, but weekends and the Rögle game will still go first. Midweek games are the easy option for a spontaneous visit.

If you are crossing from Denmark, check evening train times for the return journey, since games finish late. Resale marketplaces can help when a game sells out, though checking terms is important. Our email alert will tell you when Malmö tickets open.

The Malmö Redhawks experience: crowd, comfort and cross-border visits

Malmö Arena is a modern building designed for large events, and a Redhawks game uses that scale well. The concourses are wide, the sightlines are good, and the crowd, while not always at full capacity, creates a serious wall of sound at key moments.

One attraction of Malmö is how international the city feels. Visitors from Copenhagen, Germany and elsewhere blend with the local crowd, and English is widely spoken. This makes the Redhawks an easy first SHL experience for someone unfamiliar with Swedish hockey.

Fan culture here is lively. Supporters wear club colours, chant through the periods, and react loudly to the home team's good plays. When Rögle visit, the intensity rises, as it is a regional matchup that matters to people on both sides of the divide.

Practically, aim to arrive early to avoid queues at the gates. If you have a choice, a seat on the long side gives the clearest overview of the ice, while the ends offer more noise. Because the hall is large, it is worth checking the section on your ticket before you enter so you do not waste time wandering the concourses.

One more point for planning: Malmö is a transport hub, with trains, buses and the Öresund link all close to the centre. That flexibility means you can choose a late date without worrying about being stranded afterwards.