Forum Copenhagen

We went here for the KREA fair. The location is super close by metro and bus stations, and it can be challenging to find a free parking spot either for bike or car. Very limited options for refreshments, some food carts are parked outside the venue and again they have just some hot dogs or coffee. Usually there is a wardrobe at the entrance were you can leave your clothes in exchange for a fee (around 30 DKK). People do smoke just in front of the main entrance which becomes unpleasant since all the smoke gets inside.

I visited the venue for the blast fall final 2024. The acoustics and the screens were amazing! The crowd was loud and was very much alive. The pricing was very expensive and food and beverages were limited. The toilets were okay, but also not many. The smoking area is big and a great place to meet people. Finally, the security was rude.

I was here for the concerts of Heilung and Eivør. The place doesn't have chairs so it was a standing concert. It also doesn't have different levels so it's all flat, and if you are a short person I recommend you come early to get a place in the front. Nevertheless the place had good sound and good visibility. They sold beer inside and it was ok. They also had a platform to the left of the stage for wheelchair users. There were also big coat racks to the back and a place for a merchandise shop. The toilets where clean even though there's not a lot of them. The entrance to the place was also quite fast, they had security people checking your bags and tickets. I recommend NOT to come by car here as the parking options are extremely reduced around the venue, so please reconsider and come with the tube or by bike instead.

Just went along to the "Krea" exhibition - but it was actually quite nice😎

I love to take part at the exhibition in Forum: good location and service!

A great arena for big live events! Our choir performed together with Ennio Morricone and a big orchestra here. Staff was polite. The catering was OUTSTANDING with fresh food for all, including great options for vegans and the gluten sensitive (me). Acoustics of this big hall can be made sound great by a skilled sound engineering team.

January antiques fair and more. You could find some gems. But also a lot of junk. I've been to a few concerts there. The best way to get there is by bike or metro.

The secondhand market was really amazing and fun. The space was large enough to enjoy over 2h.