ZAG Arena

In the location's words:

Welcome to the ZAG Arena Hannover, one of the top venues for concerts, sporting events and shows in Lower Saxony! If you're looking for an unforgettable evening, you've come to the right place.

The history of the ZAG Arena Hannover

The ZAG Arena Hannover, formerly known as the TUI Arena, was opened in 2000 and has since established itself as one of the most important event halls in Germany. It is located in Hanover's Expo Park and was originally built for the Expo 2000 world exhibition. Today, the arena attracts thousands of visitors to various events every year.

Events and artists

The ZAG Arena has already hosted numerous well-known artists and bands. The big names include Elton John, Pink, Rihanna, Michael Bublé and Helene Fischer. International sporting events such as the Final Four of the Handball Champions League also regularly take place here.

Frequently asked questions about the ZAG Arena Hannover

1. how many people can fit into the ZAG Arena Hannover?

With a maximum capacity of 14,000 seats, the ZAG Arena offers enough space for a wide range of events, from thrilling concerts to exciting sporting events and major shows.

The seating plan of the arena is flexible and can be adjusted depending on the event so that you always have the best view of the action. Whether you want to rock out in the front row or prefer to have an overview further back - everyone will find the perfect seat here.

2 How do I get to the ZAG Arena Hannover?

If you are traveling by car, you can park in the ZAG Arena parking garage on the days of the event. You can get there via the Gut Kronsberg access road. You will find other parking options in the immediate vicinity of the ZAG Arena in the East and South exhibition parking lots. Here you can park near the ZAG Arena Hannover for as little as €8.

Alternatively, you can take streetcar line 6 to the Messe/Ost stop. This runs at regular intervals of approx. 10 minutes.

3. why is the TUI Arena Hannover now called the ZAG Arena Hannover?

The arena was originally built for the World Expo and was called the Expo Arena during this time. After the World Expo, it was known as the Preussag Arena until the end of 2004, and from 2005 to March 2020 it was called the TUI Arena. Since April 2020, the venue has been known as the ZAG Arena, named after the new sponsor, Hanover-based ZAG Zeitarbeits-Gesellschaft.

4 Who is playing in the ZAG Arena Hannover today?

The program of the ZAG Arena Hannover can be viewed on the website, but Rausgegangen Hannover also always informs you about upcoming events so that you are up-to-date.