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List of indoor arenas in Estonia

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The following is a list of indoor arenas in Estonia, ordered by capacity. The venues are by their final capacity after construction for seating-only events. There is more capacity if standing room is included (e.g. for concerts) or extra seats added.

Current arenas

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ImageVenueCapacityLocationHome teamInauguratedRef
Unibet Arena 7,200 Tallinn Estonia men's national basketball team,
BC Kalev/Cramo		 2001 [1]
Tondiraba Ice Hall 7,700 Tallinn Estonia men's national ice hockey team,
HC Vipers		 2014 [2]
Rakvere Sports Hall 2,747 Rakvere BC Rakvere Tarvas 2004 [3]
University of Tartu Sports Hall 2,600 Tartu University of Tartu basketball team,
Tartu Volleyball		 1982 [4]
A. Le Coq Sports Hall 2,500 Tartu Tartu Volleyball 2006 [5]
Kohtla-Järve Ice Hall 2,000 Kohtla-Järve HC Everest,
Viru Sputnik		 1986 [6]
Pärnu Sports Hall 1,820 Pärnu BC Pärnu,
Pärnu VK		 2009 [7]
Kalev Sports Hall 1,700 Tallinn KK Kalev,
BC Kalev/Cramo,
HC Tallinn		 1962 [8]
Narva Ice Hall 1,500 Narva Narva PSK 1992 [9]
Nord Sports Hall 1,066 Tallinn BC Kalev/Cramo 2002 [10]
Kuressaare Sports Hall 1,015 Kuressaare Saaremaa VK 2004 [11]
Paide E-Piim Sports Hall 1,009 Paide 2009 [12]
TalTech Sports Hall 1,000 Tallinn TalTech Basketball,
TalTech Volleyball		 1975 [13]
Sadolin Sports Hall 1,000 Rapla Rapla KK 2010 [14]
Forus Sports Centre 1,000 Viimsi KK Viimsi 2018 [15]
Märjamaa Sports Hall 920 Märjamaa 2020 [16]
Jõhvi Sports Hall [et] 800 Jõhvi 2009 [17]
Põlva Mesikäpa Hall [et] 742 Põlva Põlva Serviti 2003 [18]
Viljandi Sports Hall [et] 680 Viljandi Viljandi HC 1959 [19]
Hiiumaa Sports Centre 678 Kärdla 2021 [20]
Lõunakeskus Ice Hall 600 Tartu Tartu Välk 494 2005
Narva Sport Centre 600 Narva 2005 [21]
Võru Sports Centre [et] 600 Võru Võru VK [et] 2006 [22]
Wiedemann Sports Hall 600 Haapsalu 2001 [23]
Valga Sports Hall 561 Valga BC Valga 2005 [24]
Kehra Sports Hall 550 Kehra HC Kehra 2004 [25]
Lasnamäe Indoor Arena 510 Tallinn 2002 [26]
Audentes Sports Centre 500 Tallinn Audentes/Noortekoondis
VK Selver Tallinn		 2003 [27]
Škoda Ice Hall 500 Tallinn Tallinn HC Panter 2002
Kohila Sports Centre 300 Kohila 2004 [28]
Põltsamaa Felixhall 250 Põltsamaa 2005 [29]
Tapa Sports Centre 240 Tapa SK Tapa 2002 [30]
Kadaka Sports Hall 140 Tallinn 1993 [31]
Torma Sports Hall 100 Torma 2006 [32]
Aura Center Tartu
Jeti Ice Hall Tallinn 2000 [33]
Kalev Spa Water Park Tallinn
Keila Health Centre [et] Keila Keila Basket
Keila KK
Sõle Sports Centre Tallinn 2017 [34]
Tallinn Sports Hall Tallinn 1996 [35]
Viljandi Ice Hall Viljandi 2007 [36]
Pärnu kesklinna koolide võimla [et] Pärnu
Otepää Sports Hall Otepää
Wiru Sports Centre Kohtla-Järve 2021 [37]
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Proposed arenas

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Arena Capacity City Refs.
New National Sports Arena 10,000–15,000 Pärnu, Tallinn or Tartu [38][39]
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