About this venue
Vind - Umea Energi Arena is a multi-purpose indoor venue within the Umeå Energi Arena complex, best known for sporting events but adaptable for concerts, exhibitions, shows and other large-scale events. The approximately 1,900 m² venue contains two floorball courts, while flexible stands along both long sides allow the space to be configured for different event formats. Capacity reaches around 2,600 spectators in the stands and approximately 3,500 visitors for concert layouts.
The interior is designed to provide clear views of the playing area and flexible arrangements for different types of events. Visitors benefit from Wi-Fi, accessible facilities and adaptable spectator stands, while the complex also includes a VIP area. Kiosks and additional event services may be available during matches and selected events, depending on the organiser.
The venue is located at Gammliavägen 5, Umea, Sweden, within the Gammlia sports area. A limited number of parking spaces are available directly in front of the Vind/Energiparken entrance, with additional parking options distributed around the wider sports complex. For connections from other parts of Umeå and broader transport information, see the city guide further down the page.
About the city
Umeå, a vibrant cultural and university centre in Västerbotten County, is one of northern Sweden's most interesting destinations for concerts, sporting events and other major occasions. The city combines a strong cultural scene, modern facilities and a compact city centre, allowing visitors to easily combine an event with restaurants, cafés and other attractions. Whether you are arriving for a concert, a match or another event, Umeå provides a practical setting for both short and longer stays.
Getting to and around the city is straightforward thanks to Umeå Airport, the Umeå Centralstation and Umeå Östra railway stations, and the local Ultra bus network. Vasaplan is an important city bus hub in the centre, while Länstrafiken connects Umeå with the wider Västerbotten area. Much of the city centre can be explored on foot, while local bus routes connect the centre with the university area and other districts containing halls, sports facilities and venues for different types of events. These transport connections make it easier to plan both arrival and departure, whether you are staying in the centre or farther away.
Before or after an event, it is worth exploring Rådhustorget, Rådhusesplanaden and the banks of the Umeälven River, where modern architecture blends naturally with green public spaces. The Väven cultural complex and nearby Årstidernas park provide a good reason for a riverside walk, while the area around the main square is convenient for a break in restaurants and cafés. The combination of urban amenities, culture and the city's accessible size allows visitors to turn a concert or sporting event into a complete Umeå experience.
