On match days, it’s best to arrive at least one hour before kickoff to secure convenient parking near the stadium. The most commonly used parking areas include the public garage at Uppsala Konsert & Kongress, Sjukhusvägen, and several park-and-ride locations around Uppsala. These areas are pay-to-park, so visitors should ensure they have a valid payment method such as a credit card or a local parking app like EasyPark or Parkster.

Street parking is available in the surrounding neighborhoods, but spaces are limited and often fill quickly. Make sure to check signage for any time restrictions or permit requirements. Parking enforcement is active, so it’s important to park legally to avoid fines.

For cyclists, bike parking racks are available near all major entrances. These are free to use and monitored by stadium staff during large events.

To avoid delays, consider using public transportation or ride-sharing services if parking is expected to be crowded.

If your ticket is for the long side stands, you will need to use either the west or east entrance depending on the section printed on your ticket. The west stand entrance is located near Stadsträdgården and is best for attendees sitting in the western sections of the stadium. The east entrance is easily accessed from Sjukhusvägen and serves the eastern sections.

There are clear signs posted outside the stadium to help you find the correct entrance. Additionally, stadium staff are positioned throughout the area on event days to provide guidance, so don’t hesitate to ask for help.

It’s a good idea to arrive early, as the gates can become crowded close to the start of the event. Having your digital or paper ticket ready will speed up entry.

If you’re unsure of your seat location, check your ticket for section numbers and use the stadium’s seating map, which is available on the club’s official website or on signs near the entrances.

Yes, the stadium is fully accessible for visitors using wheelchairs or other mobility aids. There are designated wheelchair seating areas, primarily located along the western stand, which provide clear views of the field and are close to accessible toilets.

All main entrances are equipped with ramps or elevators, and staff are trained to assist guests with special mobility needs. If you require help getting to your seat, let a ticket or entrance staff member know when you arrive.

Accessible restrooms are located near the main concourses and are clearly marked. These facilities are cleaned and monitored frequently during events to ensure they remain available and usable.

If you’re attending with a companion, be sure to check if your ticket includes a spot for them next to the accessible seating area. Some events offer complimentary companion tickets, but availability may vary depending on the organizer.

Yes, strollers and prams are allowed at the venue, but they must be parked in designated areas near the entrances. These areas are monitored by staff but are not locked, so it’s recommended not to leave valuables in the stroller.

Once inside the stadium, strollers are not permitted in the seating areas due to space and safety regulations. If you’re attending with a young child, consider using a baby carrier or lightweight sling that’s easier to manage inside the venue.

Staff at the entrances are available to help you find the closest stroller parking zone and can assist with entry if you need help maneuvering through crowds.

It’s a good idea to label your stroller with your contact details in case there are multiple similar models in the parking area.

It is recommended to arrive at the stadium at least 60 minutes before the scheduled start time of any game or event. This allows enough time to find parking, go through security checks, and locate your seat without rushing.

On days with high attendance, such as major football matches or the bandy finals, arriving 90 minutes early is even better. This gives you extra time in case of traffic delays or longer-than-usual entrance lines.

If you plan to buy food or visit merchandise stands, arriving early can help you avoid long queues. The concourses and amenities typically open when the gates open, which is usually 90 minutes before kickoff.

Check your ticket or the event page for specific gate opening times, as they can vary based on the type of event and expected crowd size.

The venue is easily reachable by public transportation, especially from central Uppsala. Uppsala Central Station is about a 15-minute walk from the stadium, making it convenient for visitors arriving by train.

Several city bus lines stop close to the venue, including at stops located along Sjukhusvägen and the surrounding streets. Uppsala’s local transport authority, UL (Upplands Lokaltrafik), provides real-time route information and ticket purchases through their app and website.

If you’re staying in Uppsala’s city center, walking or cycling to the stadium is a popular and practical option. The area is pedestrian-friendly, and there are bicycle racks near the main entrances.

For those traveling from other cities, taking the train to Uppsala and then walking or taking a local bus is often faster and easier than driving and parking near the stadium.

While the stadium offers accessibility for wheelchair users, specific services for people with hearing or visual impairments may vary depending on the event organizer. For major events like the bandy finals or football matches, announcements are typically made via loudspeakers and displayed on large video boards.

Visitors with visual impairments are welcome to bring a companion or guide dog. Staff are trained to assist with navigation if needed. If you require support, it’s best to contact the stadium or event organizers ahead of time to ensure accommodations are arranged.

There are no permanent hearing loop systems in place at the venue, so individuals using hearing aids may need to sit closer to the speakers or ask about other available services.

When booking tickets, select the accessibility option if available, and mention any specific needs during purchase or in follow-up communication with the ticket provider.

Yes, during matchdays and major events, temporary merchandise stalls are set up inside and around the stadium. These typically sell team jerseys, scarves, hats, and other supporter gear.

The main team shop for IK Sirius merchandise is located online, and fans can place orders through the official website. During home games, merchandise kiosks are open from gate opening until shortly after the event starts, and often again at halftime.

Credit and debit card payments are accepted at most stalls, and some may accept mobile payment options like Swish. It’s a good idea to arrive early if you want to shop, as popular items can sell out quickly.

Most merchandise stalls are located near the main entrances and along the concourse areas of the west and east stands.

The venue hosts a variety of events beyond just football. It is well-known for the annual Swedish Bandy Final, a major winter sports event that draws thousands of spectators and nationwide TV coverage. The stadium is also used for concerts, local youth sports competitions, and community events.

Its adaptable design allows it to switch between a football pitch in warmer months and a full-size ice rink for bandy in winter. Temporary stands are often added during large-scale events to increase seating capacity.

Community-focused activities such as school sports days and charity runs are also held here, making it a multi-purpose venue used year-round.

If you’re interested in attending an event that’s not a match, it’s best to check the city’s or venue manager’s event calendar for details and ticket information.

Yes, food and beverages are available at several concession stands located throughout the stadium. These stands offer a range of options, including hot dogs, burgers, sandwiches, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks.

During major events, additional food trucks and temporary stalls may be set up outside the stadium entrances. These often feature local vendors and seasonal offerings such as warm drinks during winter bandy matches.

Concession stands accept cashless payments, including credit/debit cards and mobile payment apps. Bringing outside food or beverages is typically not allowed, except for medical or dietary needs—make sure to inform security staff if you have a specific requirement.

Lines can get long close to kickoff and during halftime, so consider arriving early if you want to grab something to eat before the event begins.