Talk:List of indoor arenas in Sweden
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Almost only ice arenas edit
The list almost exclusively presents arenas for the ice skating sports ice hockey and bandy!, which seems strange. There should be more arenas for other sports which are indoors and large enough for the criteria set (at least a 4,000 audience capacity). Off the top of my head I could think of at least one, the Kungliga tennishallen, but aren’t there more? What about arenas with detractable roofs like Tele2 Arena and Friends Arena, shouln’t they be in the list too? Bandy långe (talk) 14:21, 14 November 2022 (UTC)