This multi-purpose arena hosts sports events and concerts. The ice hall was built in 1982 on the site of an older artificial ice rink and has an official capacity of 4,200 (2,600 seated and 1,600 standing). It is home to the Jukurit ice hockey club, who play in the top-tier Liiga, and it hosted the 2016 Finnish single skating and ice dance championships. The adjacent practice ice hall, completed in 2000, can be rented for fairs, exhibitions and concerts.
Facilities include an ice area, gym, running track, long jump pit and climbing wall. There are nine dressing rooms, plus a dedicated first-team dressing room, and the second-floor gym also suits dance and other training. Catering and meeting rooms can be hired for meetings, celebrations and private events. There is no sauna. According to the venue's own accessibility description, parking, entrances, toilets and changing rooms are accessible.
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