Eden Arena (Fortuna Arena)

Discover all practical information about Eden Arena, the stadium of Slavia Prague on this page.

100 years ago, where the current stadium now stands, there was an amusement park with a pond (which explains regular pitch problems) and Europe's largest roller coasters.

In 1953, the wooden stand from their former Letná stadium was moved to inaugurate the former Eden Arena.

At Slavia, people often talk about "the spirit of the old wooden stands", meaning that older fans are never satisfied with the game and often discuss what's going wrong.

To learn more about the history of Eden Arena, visit this link.

How to buy tickets for Slavia Prague matches at Eden Arena?

Most matches are available for public sale ✅

🔒 There is early bird sales (purchase of additional tickets) for season ticket holders and members of local fan clubs for matches against Sparta Prague, Plzen and in European competitions. If tickets remain, public sales open as a second phase. In general, there are no problems finding a seat.

🔃 There is no "direct" resale system. However, season ticket holders can return their ticket to the club for a match up to 2 days before, it is then put back on sale on the match ticket office. Season ticket holders can also transfer their ticket for a match to anyone by email or through the Slavia application. It is therefore possible to find a season ticket holder's contact to transfer their ticket to you.

📱 Match tickets are sold on the Ticketportal website and on the official Slavia Prague application. Note that tickets are put on sale 2 hours before Ticketportal on the "SK Slavia Praha" application.

ℹ️ A few ticketing tips to know:

• Generally, tickets go on sale about 1 month before the match on the club's ticket office (link below).
• Even if the match is sold out, check regularly 2 to 4 days before the match, unused seats by season ticket holders may be put back on sale.
• Create an account on the SK Slavia Praha application to access early sales (2 hours before Ticketportal release).

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There are many regular public transport connections to the stadium, it's the most efficient and fastest way.

How to get to Eden Arena by public transport?

🚋 By tram:

• Stop: Slavia - Nádraží Eden
• Lines: 6, 7, 19, 22
• Night lines: 95, 97, 99

🚌 By bus: 

• Stop: Slavia - Nádraží Eden
• Lines: 135, 136, 150, 213

🚅 By train:

• Stop: Praha – Eden

Coming from the city centre, the fastest is to take tram 22. In 20 minutes you will reach the stadium.

How to buy a transport ticket to get to the stadium?

🎟️ The public transport ticket costs 30 or 40 CZK depending on the ticket duration (30 or 90 minutes). There are also unlimited tickets for 24 or 72 hours in Prague.

The ticket can be purchased on the tram/bus or very easily from your phone in a few clicks on the "PID Lítačka" application.

🕘 Schedules and connections can be found on the DPP website.

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You will also find some recommended addresses for dining.