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Intility Arena: Valerenga and Vålerenga W matches & tickets

Home of Vålerenga in eastern Oslo, Intility Arena is a compact modern ground with a local, lived-in feel. It opened in 2017 and holds around 18,000, hosting everything from Eliteserien matches to Toppserien and lower-league games. This is a club with deep roots in the capital, and the crowd can be noisy and close to the action without feeling touristy. From the centre, it is an easy trip into a part of the city that feels more everyday Oslo than postcard Oslo.

Last updated 15 May 2026

Home of Valerenga, Vålerenga W, Vålerenga II3. Division - Girone 1, Eliteserien, Toppserien

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Intility Arena quick facts

Stadium
Intility Arena
Location
Oslo, Norway
Home of
Valerenga, Vålerenga W, Vålerenga II
Capacity
18,000 spectators
Nearest transport
Valle Hovin (bus, 2 min walk)

Upcoming matches at Intility Arena

Matches on Friday, 31 July

Matches on Saturday, 1 August

Matches on Wednesday, 5 August

Matches on Saturday, 8 August

Matches on Monday, 17 August

Matches on Wednesday, 19 August

Matches on Saturday, 29 August

Matches on Saturday, 5 September

Matches on Saturday, 12 September

Matches on Saturday, 19 September

Matches on Sunday, 20 September

Matches on Saturday, 26 September

Matches on Sunday, 4 October

Matches on Saturday, 10 October

Recent finished matches at Intility Arena

How do I get to Intility Arena?

The closest public-transport stops to Intility Arena, Oslo, with approximate walking times.

  • TrainBryn (16 min walk)
  • TrainTøyen (18 min walk)
  • MetroHelsfyr (8 min walk)
  • MetroHasle (12 min walk)
  • BusValle Hovin (2 min walk)

FAQ

Whose home stadium is Intility Arena?
Intility Arena is the home of Valerenga, Vålerenga W, and Vålerenga II.
What is the capacity of Intility Arena?
Intility Arena holds around 18,000 spectators.
What's the next match at Intility Arena?
Valerenga vs Ham-Kam on Friday 31 July at 17:00 (14 matches in the next 90 days).
How do I get to Intility Arena?
Intility Arena sits in Oslo. The closest public-transport stops are Bryn train station (16 min walk) and Helsfyr metro (8 min walk).
Is Intility Arena worth visiting?
Yes. Intility Arena is the home of Valerenga, Vålerenga W, and Vålerenga II, with a matchday atmosphere worth the trip. Stadium tours often run on non-match days too.