The arena is nicknamed 'Gävlehov' by local fans, referencing its location in the Gavlehov district.
Brynäs IF, the team based here, is one of the most successful ice hockey clubs in Sweden with 13 national championship titles.
The arena floor can be converted for non-sporting events, such as floorball tournaments and corporate conventions.
The cooling system for the rink uses modern heat recovery technology to reduce energy consumption.
A major renovation in 2006 included the construction of a new entrance and the addition of restaurant facilities to boost match-day revenue.
Monitor ERP Arena is a multi-purpose indoor sports facility in Gävle, Sweden, serving as the home arena for the Brynäs IF ice hockey club. The venue is part of the Gavlehov sports complex, which also includes a curling hall and a track-and-field stadium. It features a capacity of approximately 7,900 spectators for ice hockey matches. The arena hosts the SHL (Swedish Hockey League) team's home games and occasionally serves as a venue for large-scale concerts and trade events. The facility was formerly known as Gavlerinken Arena before rebranding under its current sponsorship. It underwent significant renovations in 2006 and further upgrades to its technical infrastructure in subsequent years. The venue integrates modern spectator amenities, including several dining areas and hospitality suites overlooking the ice.
The main concourse entrance featuring the large Brynäs IF emblem and banners of past championship wins.
Dress in layers, as the indoor temperature remains cool even during the off-season for ice sports.
Check the official Brynäs IF schedule before visiting, as the arena is often closed to the public on match days.
Utilize the designated fan-shop located within the main lobby to purchase authentic team merchandise.
Do not attempt to access the arena during private practice sessions unless a public skating event is specifically advertised.
Operates primarily during the ice hockey season; limited access during summer months except for pre-season training or special events.
Avoid wearing jerseys of opposing teams if sitting in the dedicated home-fan sections behind the goal.
