László Papp Budapest Sports Arena

László Papp Budapest Sports Arena is a arena in Budapest, Hungary that opened in 2003. Its recorded capacity is 11,390.

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László Papp Budapest Sports Arena
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Key facts

László Papp Budapest Sports Arena is a arena in Budapest, Hungary that opened in 2003. Its recorded capacity is 11,390. No current owner is recorded. It is operated by BSÜ and Bouygues. The venue does not currently carry a sponsor name. Current tenants are Hungary men's national ice hockey team, Hungary men's national ice hockey team, 2013 World Wrestling Championships, 2005 World Wrestling Championships, 2018 World Wrestling Championships, 2021 World Judo Championships, 2018 World Wrestling Championships – men's freestyle 86 kg, 2020–21 Women's EHF Champions League, 2021–22 Women's EHF Champions League.

Location
Budapest, Hungary
Type
Arena
Capacity
11,390
Opened
2003
Status
Active
Current owner
Not recorded
Naming rights
No current sponsor name
Name changes
0
Location of László Papp Budapest Sports Arena
László Papp Budapest Sports Arena

László Papp Budapest Sports Arena is at latitude 47.501942, longitude 19.105392, in Budapest, Hungary. The marker is drawn from the recorded coordinates. The building outline appears here once OpenStreetMap footprint geometry is available for this venue.

Data table for this chart
Recorded location of László Papp Budapest Sports Arena
FieldValue
Latitude47.501942
Longitude19.105392
CityBudapest
RegionBudapest
CountryHungary
OpenStreetMap objectNot recorded
Footprint geometryNot yet exported by the pipeline

Naming rights

No naming history is recorded for this venue.

Ownership and operation

Owners and operators of László Papp Budapest Sports Arena, past and present
RoleOrganizationPeriodStatusConfidenceSource
OperatorBSÜPresentCurrentWikipedia infoboxSource
OperatorBouyguesPresentCurrentWikipedia infoboxSource

Tenants

Tenants of László Papp Budapest Sports Arena and the competitions they play in
TenantCompetitionsPeriodStatusSource
Hungary men's national ice hockey teamNot mappedPresentCurrentSource
Hungary men's national ice hockey teamNot mapped2003 to presentCurrentSource
2013 World Wrestling ChampionshipsNot mapped2003 to presentCurrentSource
2005 World Wrestling ChampionshipsNot mapped2003 to presentCurrentSource
2018 World Wrestling ChampionshipsNot mapped2003 to presentCurrentSource
2021 World Judo ChampionshipsNot mapped2003 to presentCurrentSource
2018 World Wrestling Championships – men's freestyle 86 kgNot mapped2003 to presentCurrentSource
2020–21 Women's EHF Champions LeagueNot mapped2003 to presentCurrentSource
2021–22 Women's EHF Champions LeagueNot mapped2003 to presentCurrentSource

Recorded changes

14 changes to this venue have been recorded by the monthly pipeline runs.

Change log for László Papp Budapest Sports Arena
DateTableFieldFromToMonth
23 September 2026venuescapacity12500113902026-09
23 September 2026venueswikipedia_revidnot set13757666882026-09
23 September 2026venueswikipedia_titleLászló_Papp_Budapest_Sports_ArenaLászló Papp Budapest Sports Arena2026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set187242026-09
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20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set187222026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set64302026-09
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20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set64242026-09
20 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set64232026-09

Sources and licenses

Every ownership, naming and sponsorship row on this page carries the URL it was derived from. The site as a whole is built from these sources:

Row-level sources used for this venue:

Wikipedia article: László Papp Budapest Sports Arena (revision 1375766688). Wikidata item: Q960647.