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Studenternas IP
Construction
Studan
The arena after Hammarby won their first national bandy title

Full name	Studenternas idrottsplats
Location	Uppsala, Sweden
Owner	Uppsala Municipality
Operator	Uppsala Municipality
Capacity	6,500
Record attendance	12546
Surface	Grass
Built	1908-1909
Opened	1909

Studenternas IP is a multi-use stadium in Uppsala, Sweden and the home arena for the football club IK Sirius Fotboll^[1] and in bandy for IK Sirius in Elitserien and several other bandy teams.^[2] The summer arena has a total capacity of 6,000 spectators and the winter arena 8,000. The bandy final has been played here since 1991 and the arena has during that weekend a much bigger capacity. 25 560 saw the 2010 final. 2012 was the last time that the final was played at Studenternas.

References

v t e Idrottsklubben Sirius
Players Managers
History	History Seasons
Home stadiums	Studenternas IP (1915–24, 1926–present) Grindstugans IP (1924–26)

v t e Allsvenskan venues
Current	Borås Arena Bravida Arena Finnvedsvallen Friends Arena Gamla Ullevi Grimsta IP Guldfågeln Arena Hitachi Energy Arena Nya Parken Stadion Strandvallen Studenternas IP Tele2 Arena Örjans Vall
Former	Arosvallen Bårsta IP Domnarvsvallen Enavallen Eyravallen Falcon Alkoholfri Arena Falkenbergs IP Folkungavallen Fredriksskans Gammliavallen Gavlevallen Hillängens IP Idrottsparken Jernvallen Jämtkraft Arena Kamratvallen Kopparvallen Landskrona IP Lövåsvallen Malmö IP Malmö Stadion Motala Idrottspark Myresjöhus Arena Olympia Påskbergsvallen Ramnavallen Rimnersvallen Ruddalens IP Ryavallen Sandåkerns IP Skarsjövallen Skogsvallen Slottsskogsvallen Stadsparksvallen Stockholms Stadion Stora Valla Strömvallen Södertälje Fotbollsarena Trollebo IP Tunavallen Ullevi Vångavallen Vägga IP Värendsvallen
Demolished	Gamla Ullevi Herrgärdets IP Johanneshovs IP Norra IP Rambergsvallen Råsunda Stadium Råsunda IP Söderstadion

v t e Elitserien venues
Current	ABB Arena Syd Arena Vänersborg Edsbyn Arena Göransson Arena Hällåsen Kalix IP Motala Isstadion Sapa Arena Sparbanken Lidköping Arena Studenternas IP Sävstaås IP Zinkensdamms IP
Former	Backavallen Gränsvallen Heden Jernvallen Lidköpings Isstadion Ljusdals IP Lugnets Isstadion Skarpe Nord Slättbergshallen Tingvalla Isstadion Tjustkulle Vinterstadion Vänersborgs Isstadion
Demolished	Öns IP

59°51′00″N 17°38′40″E / 59.85000°N 17.64444°E / 59.85000; 17.64444

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