Zimní stadion Luďka Čajky, Indoor ice rink in Zlín, Czech Republic.

Zimní stadion Luďka Čajky is an indoor ice hockey arena in Zlín whose rink measures 60 by 29 metres. It seats 4,125 spectators with standing room for another 2,875, a total capacity of 7,000. The stadium was roofed during the 1960s and has been home to Berani Zlín.

The stadium opened in 1957 and was roofed in the 1960s; the roofing begun in 1962 was partly funded by the transfer of footballer Emil Látal. In 1990 it was named after Zlín player Luděk Čajka, who died of injuries sustained in a game in Košice. By 2018 it was the oldest arena in the Czech Extraliga, and in 2023 it took the sponsor name Trinity Bank Arena Luďka Čajky.

The arena is named after Luděk Čajka, a Zlín hockey player who died from injuries sustained in a game in Košice; the name was given in 1990. Home games of Berani Zlín, the local ice hockey club, are played here, and in 2023 the venue took the sponsor name Trinity Bank Arena Luďka Čajky.

The rink measures 60 by 29 metres, with 4,125 seats and 2,875 standing places filling the 7,000 capacity. The arena sits at coordinates 49.21740, 17.66002 in Zlín, and home matches of Berani Zlín are the times it fills up.

The roof built from 1962 was partly paid for by the transfer of footballer Emil Látal. By 2018 the arena was the oldest in the Czech Extraliga and awaiting reconstruction, and in 2023 it took the sponsor name Trinity Bank Arena Luďka Čajky.