O2 arena

Very good place and staff. Easy to get there from every point in Prague

What great day out…. Throughly entertaining, big scoreboard ….. it’s an amazing arena for hockey & probably everything else it host 👌

Simple is best and this place design is simple and effective. Excellent venue for all kinds of events and concerts sound TERRIFIC in O2 which is no small feat!

Great concert experience both on lights and sound. Secured, seats well indicated, available food, 18 000 places. I think the best in Prague for biggest events

Never having thought Prague would be known for its hockey games, upon first glance at the rink, I knew we would be in for a treat. Holden and I drove 3 hours from Straubing, Germany to attend the game on Wednesday. We are friends with Stephen Harper, having grown up in the same city in Canada. From the warm ups to the final buzzer, the energy was electric. With a near full crowd on a Tuesday night, the action never stopped. A beautiful rink, that can accommodate large crowds, yet still providing a reasonable price for beer and food, North America could learn a thing or two from how they do it in Prague. One of the best hockey experiences I have ever had, which was then followed up by one of the best nights of my life in Prague. For anyone visiting the city, spend an evening at O2 arena, and you will not regret it

Visit to the World Cup in ice hockey. Very well managed organization. Some queue for entrance and toilet. Beer without a queue. Great atmosphere. The star is down for the missing smoking room and Staropramen.

Great big arena in Prague which is easily accessible from yellow metro. Great sound during the concerts, views are good even from the highest seats. Even when the arena is sold out, the entry doesn't take long as there are many entrances. Great experience to come there and experience concert or hockey match.

Nice Arena, good ambiance. Easy to get food and drinks at affordable price.

Loved this venue! Came here for abgt350 and transmission. Reminded me the the sports arena in LA and the valley view casino center in SD. This area is definitely way bigger. Lockers were 250 czk per night. The restrooms are pretty clean. The beer is so cheap! I'm so used to American prices where you spend $15 on a tall beer. Here it's 50 czk which is about $2.50. The alcohol levels are significantly less which is probably why it's cheap. I loved Prague and I loved the events! Even when coming into the event you don't get patted down or your bags didn't get searched. You only go through metal detectors. Or maybe I didn't look threatening? You also scan your own ticket. Entering was never a cluster f* like how it is in America. It was a really good experience for me and I'd definitely come back to this city for another transmission. I also got a small can of beer for free because people were giving out free drinks near the entrance. 10/10

I was fortunate to be at this arena last Saturday for a music event, Transmission. Coming from the Bay Area, CA, this arena reminded me a lot of the Oracle arena. I thought I would be lost coming here since I'm from America, but surprisingly everything was well organized and directions were very clear. Yayy for a smooth experience for what came to be the best night of my life!! The BF and I got VIP tickets, and the only thing that wasn't so great is that not all security guards knew English in the VIP area. Other than that, this was the perfect venue for the best event ever! Nothing I've experienced in the states will top what I experienced for Transmission at the O2 Arena!

Really nice, sizable arena. We came here to watch Lev Praha play in the first game of their semis playoff. It's so interesting to come to a sporting event in Czechia from America because the first thing that I noticed was how much cheaper the food and the drinks are--one beer was only 40kc--compared to how much it would cost at an American baseball/football game.. that price is fantastic. The arena itself is really impressive. I enjoyed all the fan excitement rousing tactics that they used. Atmosphere was great; only slightly frustrating thing was that you had to have your ticket to constantly get in and out so you couldn't just leave your stuff... but not a big deal in the grand scheme of things. The arena was great, definitely a must visit if you're in town long enough to watch a game.

The truth is that I was going to give it 4 star as I went to see a concert there and the queues where a bit messy and complicated. It was a big concert, the Queen of music was playing, and a lot of excitement was in the air. As I said, the queues to get in were a bit long and the doors were not divided by sectors as they normally do. When I arrived at the end of the line I realised why, they were making everybody passing through the metal-detector which is something that now, after the Paris attack I value a lot. There were a lot of people there and the organization was very good: there where places where to grab a bit before the concert, there was a cloakroom and - surprise surprise - the restroom were clean. I don't think I'm coming back to Prague anytime soon, but I would definitely suggest to all my friends to go there to enjoy a concert and spending the weekend to visit this beautiful city.