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Parking at Royal Arena in Copenhagen

Parking at Royal Arena is easier than at most Copenhagen concert venues: the arena sits in Ørestad, a district built around large car parks rather than street bays. Within 450 m of the entrance there are more than 900 registered spaces at between DKK 15 and 24 an hour. The catch is that they all fill and empty at once around an event, so what matters is whether you want closest, cheapest or surest. See our overview of parking in Copenhagen.

Updated 22 September 2026

Royal Arena parking — how to choose

Royal Arena holds up to 16,000 people, and they all arrive within the same half hour. Price is rarely what decides it — capacity and the drive out are. We have split the recommendations three ways: closest, cheapest and guaranteed space. Each has a direct link that opens the car park in the FreeSpot app. To see them all on a map, open the Copenhagen parking map.

Closest: a two-minute walk

  • Parking lot: Hannemanns Allé 21, 2300 København S
  • Distance to destination: approx. 190 m, 2 min walk
  • Price: DKK 15 per hour (50 spaces · the closest car park with a stated price)
  • Parking lot: Hannemanns Allé 46, 2300 København S
  • Distance to destination: approx. 250 m, 3 min walk
  • Price: DKK 20 per hour — max DKK 150 per day (134 spaces · open every day, around the clock)

Both are on Hannemanns Allé, the same side as the arena. Tap "Open in the FreeSpot app" for the car park and its rules.

Hannemanns Allé 21 is the nearest car park with a stated price — 50 spaces about 190 m from the entrance at DKK 15 an hour, which is also the lowest hourly rate in the area. The drawback is size: 50 spaces disappear fast before a sold-out show. If you are arriving late, Hannemanns Allé 46 is the better bet — 134 spaces, open around the clock, and capped at DKK 150 a day, the lowest daily cap near the arena.

Cheapest: first hour free

  • Parking lot: Arne Jacobsens Allé 12, 2300 København S
  • Distance to destination: approx. 610 m, 8 min walk
  • Price: First hour free (3,000 spaces · open 5am-1am, max height 2.3 m)

Note the 1am closing time — pick another car park for a late concert.

The cheapest option at Royal Arena is not the nearest one but Field's underground car park, eight minutes away: the first hour is free and there are 3,000 spaces, so it does not run out. Check the closing time first, though: it shuts at 1am. For an evening concert that overruns, that is a real risk of leaving your car behind a closed gate until morning. For afternoon events and matches it is hard to beat. See also our page on parking at Field's.

Guaranteed space: 560 spaces, a five-minute walk

  • Parking lot: Hannemanns Allé 50, 2300 København S
  • Distance to destination: approx. 440 m, 5 min walk
  • Price: DKK 24 per hour — max DKK 170 per day (560 spaces · the largest car park near the arena)

The largest car park near the arena — dearest per hour, best odds of a free space.

If you need to be sure of a space — and sure you can leave when you want — Hannemanns Allé 50 is the right call. By og Havn's car park has 560 spaces, the largest near the arena, about 440 m away. It costs DKK 24 an hour capped at DKK 170 a day, the dearest hourly rate of the four, but with the best odds of an actual free space when 16,000 people arrive at once. You are paying for a guaranteed space, not a saving.

About Royal Arena

Royal Arena stands on Hannemanns Allé in Ørestad Syd and is Denmark's largest indoor arena, holding around 16,000 for concerts and up to 12,500 for sport. It opened in 2017 and hosts international concerts, handball, ice hockey and e-sports. Ørestad was planned around the metro, so the district has relatively few street bays but many large car parks — which is why parking at Royal Arena is about picking the right car park rather than hunting for a kerbside space. The nearest metro station is Ørestad, a few minutes from the entrance.

Tips for Royal Arena parking

  • For a sold-out concert, choose capacity over price — the 50 spaces at Hannemanns Allé 21 are gone long before doors open.
  • Field's underground car park closes at 1am. Check your ticket's finish time before parking there.
  • Maximum height at Field's is 2.3 m — with a van or a roof box, use one of the Hannemanns Allé car parks.
  • The day cap at Hannemanns Allé 46 is DKK 150, the lowest in the area if you are staying a while.
  • Getting out after an event takes time. A car park five minutes away is often home sooner than the closest one.

Frequently asked questions

What does parking at Royal Arena cost?

Between DKK 15 and 24 an hour, depending on the car park. Hannemanns Allé 21 is cheapest at DKK 15/hour, Hannemanns Allé 46 costs DKK 20/hour capped at DKK 150 a day, and By og Havn’s car park at Hannemanns Allé 50 costs DKK 24/hour capped at DKK 170 a day. Field’s underground car park, eight minutes away, gives the first hour free.

Is there free parking at Royal Arena?

Not as a permanent space, but Field’s underground car park at Arne Jacobsens Allé 12 gives the first hour free. It is about 610 m from the arena with 3,000 spaces. Note that it closes at 1am, so it suits afternoon and early evening events best.

How close can I park to Royal Arena?

The nearest car park with a stated price is Hannemanns Allé 21, about 190 m from the entrance — roughly a two-minute walk. It has 50 spaces, so it fills quickly before big events.

Which car park has the most spaces near Royal Arena?

Near the arena it is Hannemanns Allé 50 with 560 spaces, about 440 m away. Counting Field’s underground car park, that has 3,000 spaces but is 610 m away and closes at 1am.

Can I pay for parking in the FreeSpot app?

Not in these car parks. They are run by private operators and By og Havn, so payment goes through whichever solution is signposted on site. FreeSpot helps you find the car park and compare price, capacity and walking distance before you set off.

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