Avicii Arena
Formerly Ericsson Globe (2008–2019)
Home Team Pittsburgh Penguins
League NHL
Location Stockholm, Sweden
Capacity 13,850
Opened 2025
Closed 2025
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Avicii Arena

Avicii Arena in Stockholm, Sweden — the world's largest hemispherical building — has hosted NHL Global Series games since 2019, including matchups involving the Pittsburgh Penguins, with a capacity of 13,850. It operated under the name Ericsson Globe before being renamed in 2021 in tribute to the Swedish DJ.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
NHL 8 6 Ottawa 5 – Detroit 4 (2023-11-16) Ottawa 2 – Minnesota 1 (2023-11-18)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
NHL 13510 – Detroit vs Toronto (2023-11-17) 12487 – Ottawa vs Detroit (2023-11-16)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2019 2 2
2023 4 4
2025 2 2

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Other Teams & Events

NHL

  • Detroit Red Wings — Former home venue, 2023
  • Minnesota Wild — Former home venue, 2023
  • Nashville Predators — Former home venue, 2025
  • Ottawa Senators — Former home venue, 2023
  • Pittsburgh Penguins — Former home venue, 2025

While known as Ericsson Globe

NHL

  • Anaheim Ducks — Former home venue, 2011
  • Buffalo Sabres — Former home venue, 2019
  • Colorado Avalanche — Former home venue, 2017
  • Columbus Blue Jackets — Former home venue, 2010
  • Detroit Red Wings — Former home venue, 2009
  • Los Angeles Kings — Former home venue, 2011
  • New York Rangers — Former home venue, 2011
  • Ottawa Senators — Former home venue, 2017
  • Pittsburgh Penguins — Former home venue, 2008
  • San Jose Sharks — Former home venue, 2010
  • St. Louis Blues — Former home venue, 2008–2009
  • Tampa Bay Lightning — Former home venue, 2019

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