EmslandArena, Multi-purpose hall in the Lower Saxon town of Lingen in the Emsland region.

EmslandArena is a multipurpose hall in central Lingen, next to the Emslandhallen and the Kirmesplatz and directly on the Dortmund-Ems Canal. Its upper facade is clad in horizontal white panels above a band of pale teal panels, with dark glass entrances framed in grey below. A red projecting box on the left carries the lettering "EMSLANDA ARENA"; a small door on the right is marked "Kasse 1".

EmslandArena opened in November 2013 next to the Emslandhallen and the Kirmesplatz, directly on the Dortmund-Ems Canal. In 2015 it was nominated for the Live Entertainment Award in the hall/arena of the year category for venues seating 3000 to 5000. From summer 2018 a conversion created a multifunctional lounge area for 400 people.

The arena's name comes from the Emsland region, and its red entrance box carries the lettering "EMSLANDA ARENA" facing the forecourt. Next door stand the Emslandhallen, used as an events and exhibition centre, and the Kirmesplatz fairground, which doubles as a car park. Handball Bundesliga matches of HSG Nordhorn-Lingen are played here alongside concerts.

The hall is centrally located in Lingen near the Dortmund-Ems Canal and is easily accessible by car or public transportation. Free parking is available for visitors, and the modern building is accessible to people with different mobility needs.

The arena's name is written as one word, "EmslandArena", and the red projecting box on the facade carries it in white letters. The hall opened in November 2013 and was nominated in 2015 for the Live Entertainment Award in the hall/arena category for venues seating 3000 to 5000.