Two-bedrooms Apartment With Amazing View and Sunny Balcony Next to Royal Arena

I saw radiohead here and loved every second of it. Getting into the arena was quick and hassle-free, and our seated entry took about 10 minutes. The pit line might take longer. Security could be better, though with 17k people to screen, I can see that’s a lot to manage. The bathrooms were clean and the staff were chill. It’s a nice, cozy arena for concerts.

It’s quite a walk from the station. You can buy tickets at the entrance, and there are lockers you can use with the app. The bars had long queues, though service was fast enough. Everything was well organized, and each step was easy to understand.

The sound isn’t always the best, but I still enjoy seeing shows at Royal Arena. I’ve been there since it opened in 2017 for Metallica, Volbeat, a Gabriel Iglesias, aka Fluffy, stand-up show, and Sabaton twice, including a really awesome concert most recently. This time I tried the lockers for the first time. They were pretty easy to figure out.

I’d read some horror stories and started to worry, but the Sabaton gig went absolutely fine. The Danish crowd was really into it, and the sound was excellent. The concourses felt spacious, the seats were good, and security moved people through the queues pretty well. It’s easy to reach by metro, with about a ten-minute walk from the nearest station.