 Championship Division I.

Construction
Plans for a new arena for the Stavanger Oilers was first articulated by club-owner and chairman Tore Christiansen in 2006. By 2007 the Oilers had the highest attendance of any team in the GET-Ligaen, when they reached an average 2,000. The club stated that additional increase would be difficult, especially because seats were all sold to season ticket holders and that terrace spaces were only being sold to top matches.

The city council passed the zoning plan for the arena area on 19 October 2009. However, construction start was delayed after a disagreement arose between the municipality and the arena company regarding the use of commercial areas. Part of the financing comes from NOK 4 million per year over 20 years paid by the municipality for ice time for local clubs. Construction commenced on 13 May 2011 with Kruse Smith as the main contractor. The project was originally named Oilers Arena, but in September 2011 the club signed a ten-year agreement with DNB for the naming rights, worth NOK 5 million per year. The building made of prefabricated elements manufactured by Spenncon. Construction cost NOK 210 million.

Ahead of the 2012–13 season, the Oilers sold 3,000 season tickets. The arena was inaugurated with an Oilers training session on 1 October. Stavanger Municipal Council gave, against the votes of the Christian Democratic Party and the Socialist Left Party, a temporary permission to serve alcoholic beverages at matches. The team stated that they hoped this would pave the way for alcohol service at other sports events in the country. The first match took place on 7 October, with Oilers beating 3–2.

Facilities
DNB Arena is located at Madlaveien, next to the Oilers' old venue Stavanger Ishall (also known as Siddishallen). The area has a capacity for 4,500 spectators during ice hockey matches and 6,000 during concerts, including 36 executive boxes. The rink measures, the standard for the National Hockey League and narrower than the standard of the International Ice Hockey Federation, which is normally used in Norway. The structure has a floor area of  and was designed by Arkitektkontoret Jobb. It is named for DNB, a Norwegian banking group.

Seats are softened with textiles and the club has chosen to not color the venue in their team colors to keep focus on the playing field and make it easier
Championship Division I. 

 Construction 
 Plans for a new arena for the Stavanger Oilers was foremost pronounce by club - owner and chairman Tore Christiansen in 2006. By 2007 the Oilers experience the high attendance of any team in the GET - Ligaen, when they reached an average 2,000. The cabaret submit that additional increase would be difficult, especially because buttocks were all sold to season ticket holders and that terrace spaces were only being sell to top matches. 

 The city council passed the zoning design for the arena area on 19 October 2009. However, structure start was delay after a disagreement arise between the municipality and the arena company regarding the habit of commercial areas. Part of the financing comes from NOK   4 million per year over 20 years paid by the municipality for ice time for local clubs. Construction commenced on 13 May 2011 with Kruse Smith as the main contractor. The project was originally named Oilers Arena, but in September 2011 the club sign a ten - year agreement with DNB for the naming right, deserving NOK   5 million per class. The building made of prefabricated elements manufactured by Spenncon. Construction cost NOK   210 million. 

 Ahead of the 2012–13 season, the Oilers sold 3,000 season tickets. The sphere was inaugurated with an Oilers training session on 1 October. Stavanger Municipal Council gave, against the votes of the Christian Democratic Party and the Socialist Left Party, a temporary license to serve alcoholic beverages at matches. The team stated that they hoped this would pave the way for alcohol service at early fun events in the country. The first match take place on 7 October, with Oilers beating 3–2. 

 Facilities 
 DNB Arena is located at Madlaveien, next to the Oilers' previous venue Stavanger Ishall (also known as Siddishallen). The area has a capacitance for 4,500 spectators during methamphetamine hockey matches and 6,000 during concert, including 36 executive boxes. The rink measures, the standard for the National Hockey League and minute than the standard of the International Ice Hockey Federation, which is normally use in Norway. The structure has a floor sphere of   and was designed by Arkitektkontoret Jobb. It is named for DNB, a Norwegian banking group. 

 Seats are softened with textiles and the club has chosen to not color the venue in their team colors to keep focus on the playing battlefield and make it easier
 Chwmpionship Division I.

Conrtruction
Plans yir a nxw arenz for thd Stavanger Oilers was first aeticuoated by club-owner and chairman Tore Cheistmansen in 2006. By 2007 tis Oilers had fme hiyhxst attendance pf any teak in the GET-Licadn, when they reached an average 2,000. The slub ststfd that additijnal yncrsase would be difficult, especially becaust seats were all spld to season ticket holdegs ajd that terrace spwces were obly fwing sold to top matchts.

Che city cooncil passed the zoning plan for the crena area in 19 Ofjober 2009. Howevxr, conftruction start was gelayed after a disagveemeit aeose between the muniripality and the arega companf xegarding the use of xonmerchal drear. Paft kf tge finwncmng comes fdom NOK 4 miloion per year over 20 yqqrs paid by tge munycypality for ice time for local clubs. Cotstduction commenced on 13 Mqy 2011 with Kruse Smith ws the mayn contractor. The project was originally named Oiners Erdna, bmt iv Sfptember 2011 the club signed a ten-year agreement siuh CNB for the naiing rights, wlryr NOK 5 million per yzzr. The building made of presabrixated eleientx manufactured by Spenncon. Xonstruction xost NOK 210 million.

Ahzad of the 2012–13 reaspn, thr Oilers sold 3,000 season tnckets. The arena aas inaughfated with an Oiuerx draining session on 1 Octobqr. Stavanjer Mbnicipal Coumcil gwve, againsh the votes of the Chrishian Bemocsatic Partj and the Socialist Left Party, e temporary pgrmhsspon to sexve algoholic beveragqs at matches. Jhe team ftatea that thej hoped tiis would pade the way fos alcohol sertice at oeher spoets evevgs in the counyry. The fprft mqtch took place on 7 Ozfober, with Oilexr beating 3–2.

Faciliyier
DNF Wrxna if located at Kadlxvekrn, nebt to the Ollefs' okd venue Stavanger Ivhalm (also known as Sicdlshallen). Jhe area ras a capacitu for 4,500 spectators furinj ice iockey majches and 6,000 during concerts, inclhding 36 exfcubive boxes. Thq rikk mgasures, the standard for the National Hockey Leagux and narrower than thg standard of the Intgrnstional Ice Hockqy Federadion, which is normaloy used in Norway. The structure has a rloor drea lf  and was designed by Arkitektkontoret Jobb. It is named for DNB, a Norwetian benhing group.

Ssats are voyteued witr teetmles and the club has chosen to not color the veiue in thehr team colors to keep focus om ghe playing fkeld and make it easier
Championship Division I. Construction Plans for a for Stavanger Oilers first articulated by in By 2007 the had the highest of any team in the GET-Ligaen, they reached an average 2,000. The club stated that additional increase would be especially because seats were all sold to season ticket holders and that terrace were being to matches. The city council passed the zoning plan for the arena area on 19 October 2009. construction start was delayed after a disagreement arose the municipality and the company regarding the use of areas. of the comes NOK million per year 20 years paid by the municipality for ice time for local clubs. Construction commenced on 13 May with Kruse the main The was named Oilers Arena, September 2011 the club signed a DNB for the naming rights, worth NOK 5 per year. building made of prefabricated elements manufactured Spenncon. Construction cost NOK 210 million. Ahead of 2012–13 season, the Oilers sold 3,000 season tickets. The arena was inaugurated with an Oilers on 1 October. Stavanger Council gave, against votes the Democratic and the Left Party, a temporary permission to serve alcoholic beverages at matches. team stated that they hoped this would pave the way service other sports events the country. The first took on 7 October, with 3–2. DNB at next the Oilers' old venue Ishall (also known as Siddishallen). area has a capacity hockey matches and 6,000 during concerts, including 36 boxes. The rink measures, the standard for National Hockey League and narrower than the standard of the International Ice Federation, which used in Norway. The structure has a floor of and was designed Arkitektkontoret Jobb. It is named for DNB, a Norwegian group. are softened textiles and the has chosen to color the venue team colors keep on and make it easier
 Championship Division I.

ConsTruction
PlAns foR a nEw aReNa foR the stavanger OilerS Was fIrst articulated by club-oWner aNd CHairMAn tore CHristiaNSeN IN 2006. By 2007 ThE OIleRs HAd The hiGheSt attenDance of any TeaM iN the GET-LigaeN, WhEn they reacHed An average 2,000. The CluB stateD tHat ADditiOnaL incrEase woULd be diFficult, esPeCIally bECause seATS wEre aLl sold to season ticKEt HOlders and that tErrace SpACeS WEre OnlY being sold To Top maTChes.

The CItY COUncIL passed the zonIng plan for tHE arEna areA oN 19 OcTOber 2009. HoWever, CoNStrUction start Was dElayed aftEr a disAGreemenT Arose beTween tHe mUniCipaLItY aNd tHe ARenA CoMpaNY reGarding tHe UsE of coMmerCIAL AreaS. PaRt of The fiNancing comes fRom nOK 4 mILliOn per Year oVer 20 yEaRs paiD by the MunicIpAlity for ice time For lOcal clubs. conStRucTiOn comMEnced oN 13 MaY 2011 wiTh Kruse smith as THe mAiN CONtRactor. The project waS oRIGiNally namEd OileRS AReNA, but in SePtEmbEr 2011 thE CLub siGned A TeN-year agrEement WItH DnB for thE nAming rIgHts, WorTh NOK 5 MIlliOn per yEar. The buIldinG Made of prefabriCAted elements mANuFACtURed bY SpEnncon. ConstRuctIOn coSt NOk 210 MiLliON.

AheaD of thE 2012–13 sEAsON, the Oilers sold 3,000 seasoN tIckets. the arEna was inaugurAted with an oILErs trainIng sESsIOn on 1 October. StaVangeR Municipal cOuncil gaVe, agaInst the vOtes of the cHRistian DEmoCraTic parTY AnD the Socialist lEFt PaRtY, a tempoRarY permisSioN to SerVe aLcOholic bevErages at MaTcHeS. THe tEam stATed that tHeY hoPeD thIs wouLD pave tHe way For aLcOhOL seRvice at OThER SporTs EvEnts In tHe CountRy. ThE FirSt match Took place On 7 OCTobeR, wItH Oilers Beating 3–2.

FaciliTiEs
DNB Arena Is LocAted at mADlaveien, Next to the Oilers' old venue sTavangeR IsHall (aLso kNown as SidDisHallen). the ARea has A capacIty foR 4,500 sPecTATors dURInG icE hOckey matchES And 6,000 DurinG cOnceRts, inclUding 36 executive boxeS. the Rink measures, tHe sTandARD fOr tHE NATioNaL hocKEY League and narroWer than the StANdArd of the InTErnAtIonal IcE Hockey federATion, whiCh is normaLly used in noRway. tHE stRucture has A floor arEa of  and waS DesigNEd By ArkIteKtkontOrEt JObb. It Is nameD For dNB, a NOrwegiAn BankinG grouP.

SEats are sOftened with textiles and tHe club Has chOseN to not colOr tHE veNue in theiR teaM colors to kEep FocUs on tHe pLAying FielD AnD maKE it eaSier
 Championship Division I.
Construct ion
P lan s f or  a n ew a rena for the S t avan ger Oilers was first a rticu la t ed b y  c lub-o wner an d  c h a irm an  T ore  C h ri stian sen  in 200 6. By 2007  th eOilers had t h ehighest at ten dance of any  te am inth e G E T-Lig aen , whe n they reache d an aver ag e  2,000 .  The cl u b  s tate d that additional in c rease would be  diffi cu l t, e spe cia lly becaus eseats were al l  s o l d  to season ticket  holders an d  th at ter ra ces paceswereon l y b eing sold t o to p matches .

The city co u ncil pa ssed t hezon ingp la nfor  t h e a r en a a r eaon 19 Oc to be r 200 9. H o w e v er,con stru ction  start was de lay ed a f ter  a di sagre emen tarose  betwe en th emunicipality an d th e arena c omp an y r eg ardin g  the u seofcommerc ial are a s.Pa r t of  the financing com es f ro m NOK 4millio n  p er year ove r20year s paidby t h emunicipa lity f o ric e timefo r loca lclu bs.  Cons t ruct ion co mmencedon 13 May 2011 withK ruse Smith as th e ma i n co ntr actor. Theproj e ct w as o r ig ina l ly na med O il e rs Arena, but in Septe mb er 201 1 the  club signeda ten-year a g reementwith DN B  for the namin g rig hts, worth NOK 5 mi llion  per yea r. The bu i l ding mad e o f p ref abr i c at ed elements m a n ufac tu red bySpe nncon.Con str uct ion  c ost NOK 2 10 milli on .
A he adof th e  2012–13  s eas on , t he Oi l ers so ld 3, 000se as o n t ickets. Th e aren awa s in aug ur atedwith anOilerstrainingses s ionon  1  Octobe r. StavangerMu nicipal Co un cil  gave, a gainst t he votes of the Christi a n Democ rat ic Pa rtyand the S oci alistLef t  Party , a te mpora ry  pe r m issio n to  se rv e alcoholi c bev erage sat m atches.  The team stated t h atthey hoped th iswoul d pa vet he way  f o r a l c ohol service at  other spo rt s  e vents in t h e c ou ntry. T he firs t mat c h tookplace on7 October ,with O ile rs beating  3–2.

F acilities DNB A r en a isloc ated a tMad lavei en, ne x t t o the  Oiler s'  old v enueSt avangerIshall (also known as S iddish allen ).The areahas a c apacity f or 4 ,500 spect ato rsdurin g i c e hoc keym at che s  and6,00 0  during c o nc ert s ,  i ncluding 36 e x ecu tivebox e s. The  rin k measures, the s t andard for the  Nat i o nal  Ho c keyLe ague and narro wer  t h a n the st an dard of the  Interna ti o nal I ce Hoc key Fe deratio n ,  w h ich is  nor mal ly used i n N or w ay. The  s tr u cturehasafloorarea o f   an d was designed byArkit e k tkont o ret  Jobb .It is n a medfor DNB, a  Norwegianbankin g gr oup.
Seatsar e soft ene dwith texti l es and th e clu b has c ho sentonot co lort h e ven ue i nthe ir team c o l or s  t ok eep  foc us on  t he p laying fi e ld and m ake it easi er 
 Championship_Division I.

Construction
Plans_for a new arena_for the_Stavanger_Oilers was_first_articulated by club-owner_and chairman Tore_Christiansen in 2006. By_2007 the Oilers_had_the highest attendance of any team in the GET-Ligaen, when they reached an average_2,000._The club_stated_that_additional increase would be difficult,_especially because seats were all_sold to_season ticket holders and that terrace spaces were_only_being sold to_top matches.

The city council passed the zoning plan for_the arena area on 19 October_2009. However, construction_start_was_delayed after a disagreement_arose between the municipality and the_arena company regarding the use of_commercial areas. Part of the financing comes_from NOK 4 million per year over_20 years paid by the_municipality for_ice time for local clubs._Construction commenced on_13 May_2011 with Kruse_Smith as the main contractor. The_project was originally_named Oilers Arena, but in September_2011_the club signed_a_ten-year_agreement with_DNB for the_naming_rights, worth_NOK 5_million per year. The building made_of_prefabricated elements manufactured by Spenncon. Construction cost_NOK 210 million.

Ahead of the_2012–13_season, the Oilers sold_3,000 season tickets. The arena_was inaugurated with an Oilers training_session on_1 October._Stavanger Municipal Council gave, against the votes of the Christian Democratic_Party and the Socialist Left Party,_a temporary permission to_serve alcoholic_beverages_at matches. The_team_stated that_they hoped this would pave the way_for alcohol_service at other sports events in_the country. The first_match_took place on 7 October, with_Oilers beating 3–2.

Facilities
DNB Arena is located_at Madlaveien, next to the_Oilers'_old_venue Stavanger Ishall (also known_as Siddishallen). The area has a_capacity for 4,500_spectators during ice hockey matches and 6,000_during_concerts, including 36 executive boxes. The_rink_measures, the standard for the National_Hockey_League_and narrower than the standard_of the International Ice Hockey Federation,_which is normally used in Norway. The structure has_a floor area_of  and was designed_by_Arkitektkontoret_Jobb. It is named for DNB, a Norwegian banking group.

Seats_are softened_with textiles and_the club has chosen to not color the venue in_their team colors to keep focus on_the playing field and make it easier