MVM Dome

The MVM Dome,^[1] sometimes known as the Budapest Handball Sports Hall (Hungarian: Budapesti Kézilabda Sportcsarnok) and formally known as Budapest Multifunctional Arena, named after MVM Group, is Europe's largest handball arena located in Budapest, the capital city of Hungary.^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

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MVM Dome
Exterior as seen in mid-December 2021

Former names	Budapest Multifunctional Arena (2021)
Location	Budapest, Hungary
Coordinates	47°28′23.42″N 19°6′7.45″E
Capacity	20,028 (handball)
Construction
Broke ground	September 2019
Opened	16 December 2021
Architect	György Skardelli
Main contractors	Market Építő Zrt.
Tenants
Hungary men's national handball team Hungary women's national handball team
Website
https://www.mvm-dome.hu/

History

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In June 2018, when Hungary and Slovakia were awarded the right to host the 2022 European Men's Handball Championship, László Papp Budapest Sports Arena was still the chosen venue in Budapest. The possibility of a new sports arena for the event was first mentioned in February 2019. The venue, the site of a former barracks, was officially proposed in April. The construction of the project was estimated at HUF 116 billion at the time of the tender, and the contract was signed for a net amount of HUF 78.7 billion, not including the HUF 13.6 billion paid for the purchase of the land and the additional HUF 1.7 billion spent on preparations.

Construction started on 29 November 2019. By June 2020, the 8 staircases were roughly completed and the construction of the grandstand structure began. In October 2020, construction of the roof structure started. In January 2021, ticket sales for the 2022 European Handball Championship started. At this time, the installation of the outer covering of the new arena began. The inauguration ceremony of the then still unnamed venue took place in 2021. The event concluded with a Punnany Massif concert and a 2×15 minute Hungary-Hungary gala match featuring some of the biggest names of recent history.

On 4 January 2022, it was announced that the name of the facility will be MVM Dome, based on the cooperation between MVM Zrt. and BMSK Zrt.

From 15 February 2022, the trustee of the sports arena is Ferencváros TC. From February 2022, the arena will be operated by Sportfive Hungary Kft. for ten years.

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Concerts and other events at MVM Dome
Date	Artists	Event
2022
12 June	Enrique Iglesias
5 November	Volbeat
2023
8 February	Michael Bublé	Higher Tour
4 March	Plácido Domingo
23 March	$uicideboy$	Grey Day Europe Tour
23 April	Roger Waters	This Is Not a Drill
26 May	Peter Bence
29 May	Mötley Crüe & Def Leppard	The World Tour
1 July	Tom Jones	Ages & Stages Tour
17 October	Postmodern Jukebox	Life in the Past Lane Tour
2024
3 February	Superenduro GP of Hungary	FIM Superenduro World Championship
8–10 February	Cirque de Soleil	OVO
5 March	James Blunt	Who We Used To Be Tour
6 March	Harlem Globetrotters	World Tour
26 March	Depeche Mode	Memento Mori World Tour
13 April	Beton.Hofi
30 April	Lara Fabian
16 May	Thirty Seconds to Mars	Seasons Tour
22 June	Rod Stewart	One Last Time
10 October	Il Volo
11 October	Lindsey Stirling
14 October	Bryan Adams	So Happy It Hurts
22 October	Powerwolf	Wolfsnächte Tour
7 November	Hans Zimmer	A New Dimension
9 November	André Rieu
13 November	Sleep Token
17 November	Kygo	World Tour
23–24 November	Andrea Bocelli
7 December	Peter Bence	Pianosphere
2025
28 June	Tom Jones
17 July	Lionel Richie	Say Hello to the Hits
20 July	Jennifer Lopez	Up All Night
12 September	Robbie Williams	Robbie Williams Live 2025
25 October	Calum Scott	The Lifetimes Tour
27 October	Katy Perry	The Lifetimes Tour
31 October	The Offspring
28–29 November	André Rieu
11-14 December	StarLadder	Budapest CS2 Major 2025^[7]
16 December	Big Time Rush	In Real Life Worldwide

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