The following is a list of indoor arenas in Lithuania, ordered by capacity. The venues are by their final capacity after construction for seating-only events. There is more capacity if standing room is included (e.g. for concerts). The minimum required capacity is 1,000.

Current arenas

Image	Stadium	Capacity	Seated	City	Team	Inaugurated
	Žalgiris Arena	20,000	15,708	Kaunas	BC Žalgiris	2011
	Avia Solutions Group Arena	13,500	10,000	Vilnius	BC Wolves BC Rytas*	2004
	Švyturys Arena	7,500	6,200	Klaipėda	BC Neptūnas	2011
	Šiauliai Arena	7,400	5,700	Šiauliai	BC Šiauliai	2007
	Kalnapilio Arena	7,323	5,950	Panevėžys	BC Lietkabelis	2008
	Alytus Arena	7,000	5,500	Alytus		2011
	Kaunas Sports Hall	5,000	Under reconstruction	Kaunas	BC Žalgiris*	1939
	Sporto Rūmai	4,400	Closed, Waiting reconstruction	Vilnius	basketball	1971
	Sportima Arena	3,157	3,157	Vilnius	Football	2001
	ARVI Football Indoor Arena	2,660	2,660	Marijampolė	FK Sūduva Marijampolė	2008
	Pramogų Arena	4,000	2,500	Vilnius	Ice hockey	2002
	Lietuvos Rytas Arena	2,500	2,500	Vilnius	BC Rytas BC Kibirkštis Vilnius	2005
	Jonava Arena	2,800	2,200	Jonava	BC Jonava	2017
	Kėdainiai Arena	3,000	2,200	Kėdainiai	BC Nevėžis	2013
	Elektrėnai Ice Palace	2,000	1,778	Elektrėnai	SC Energija	1977
	Utena Arena	3,000	2,500	Utena	BC Juventus	2009
	Sports Palace Aukštaitija	2,000	Closed // Under reconstruction	Panevėžys	Basketball	1965
	Prienai Arena	1,800	1,500	Prienai		2011
	Garliava Arena	1,800	1,300	Garliava	Basketball	2011
	Pieno žvaigždės Arena	1,500	1,500	Pasvalys	BC Pieno žvaigždės	2011
	NBA Basketball School Arena	1,490	1,315	Vilnius	BC Stekas	2022
	Palanga Arena	1,500	1,200	Palanga	BC Palanga	2014
	Kretinga Arena	1,300	822	Kretinga	BC Kretinga	2023
	Telšiai Arena	1,100[1]		Telšiai	BC Telšiai BC Mažeikiai
	Gargždai Arena	1,000		Gargždai		Planned

See also

• List of indoor arenas in Europe
• List of indoor arenas by capacity

References