Kuopio Ice Hall

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Kuopio Ice Hall (Finnish: Kuopion jäähalli, unofficially Niiralan Monttu) or Olvi Arena,^[1] is the ice hockey arena located in the Hatsala district of Kuopio, Finland which is also the home arena of KalPa. The arena is built in 1979.

The ice hall can hold a maximum number of 5,300 spectators in the stands.

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