About this venue
Josko Arena is more than a stadium—it’s a modern stage for sport and live events, built to keep the crowd close to the action. With its compact layout and clear circulation, the venue delivers an intense “near-the-pitch” feeling that fans notice immediately, whether they’re attending a match, a concert, or a special event. As a key home ground and a frequent host for high-energy nights, the stadium is one of the area’s main gathering points when the city turns to entertainment.
Inside, the experience is straightforward and fan-focused: strong sightlines from the stands, an engaging atmosphere, and amenities that make pre-show time and breaks feel effortless. Visitors appreciate the easy orientation, convenient access to food and drink, and the sense that everything is close—from the entrances to your section.
The stadium is located at Volksfestpl. 2, Ried im Innkreis, Austria. Getting to the venue is simple if you aim directly for the arena: nearby parking areas and clearly marked approaches guide you straight to the entrances and ticket checks. For broader tips on reaching and moving around the city, see the practical information in the text further down the page.
About the city
Ried im Innkreis, a charming hub of Innviertel flair in Upper Austria, surprises with a blend of relaxed atmosphere and a serious event culture. The town is known for delivering a “big” experience in a compact setting: from sporting nights and concert performances to a trade-fair spirit that gives it a lively pulse. Visitors appreciate the walkable center, the comfortable sense of safety, and the fact that everything important—from tickets to a post-show dinner—can be done without stress or long transfers.
For arrival and getting around, the Citybus and regional bus lines within the OÖVV network form the practical backbone of local transport, while rail connections run via ÖBB Bahnhof Ried im Innkreis, positioned along the town’s main routes. If you’re flying in, common options include Linz Airport and Salzburg Airport W. A. Mozart, with onward travel made easy by combining train, bus, or car. This compact logistics setup is exactly what makes Ried ideal for a day trip, or a weekend getaway built around an event.
When you want a sightseeing “bonus” before or after a concert, the best introduction is a walk through the historic core shaped by four linked squares: Hauptplatz, Roßmarkt, Stelzhamerplatz and Kirchenplatz. For a calmer break, Stadtpark offers an easier pace for coffee, a light stroll, and a green reset—perfect for recharging before heading into the stands or the hall. All in all, Ried im Innkreis feels like a town that’s easy to “get,” and hard to forget—especially when experienced through a great event.
