Uber Arena

Uber Arena is a multi-purpose hall in the Friedrichshain district of Berlin, offering space for around fifteen thousand visitors and hosting concerts, basketball, and ice hockey. The seating spreads across several tiers, and the floor area can be adapted depending on the event.

The hall opened in September 2008 and was initially named after a British mobile network operator. The change to its current name came later through a multi-year sponsorship agreement with an American technology company.

The venue carries its current name from a mobility service provider, after previously operating under a telecommunications brand. Major touring concerts stop here and draw audiences from across the city and beyond.

All payments inside the building are cashless, so a card or smartphone with the appropriate app is recommended. Entry tickets are provided digitally through the event organizer's official application, which speeds up admission.

The interior changes its seating arrangement depending on the program, with capacity fluctuating between fourteen thousand and seventeen thousand. The modifications allow different setups for sports or stage performances.

Location: Berlin

Inception: September 13, 2006

Architects: JSK Architekten

Official opening: September 10, 2008

Capacity: 17000

Address: Uber Platz 1, 10243 Berlin

Website: http://mercedes-benz-arena-berlin.de

GPS coordinates: 52.50556,13.44333

Latest update: December 12, 2025 20:36