On the occasion of the U19 World Championships in Hardau, Saalsporthalle and Swiss Life Arena, the 3v3 World Championships will take place in Winterthur on May 2 and 3.
16 teams will play for the title in Zurich next year. The group matches are scheduled from Tuesday to Friday in the Hardau or in the Saalsporthalle. For the finals, floorball will return to the place where the men were in the spotlight in 2022: the Swiss Life Arena in Zurich Altstetten, the home of the ZSC Lions, swiss icehockey champion of 2024.
What kinds of tickets are available?
There will be Day Tickets for either both venues (Sporthalle Hardau and Saalsporthalle) or for one chosen venue. For the Final weekend at the Swiss Life Arena there will be Day Tickets or Weekend Passes available.
How can i choose my seat?
All games in the Saalsporthalle and the Sporthalle Hardau will have free seeting. For the games at the Swiss Life Arena you can choose your prefered seats directly when buying your tickets.
How can i buy tickets for a group?
The maximum number of tickets bought by one person is 15. If you want to book tickets for a bigger group, please contact .
Are there fan sectors?
No, there are no designated fan sectors at the moment.
The second 3v3 WFC will take place on the occasion of the U19 WFC. From May 2-3, the teams will play in Winterthur for the world championship title.
Day tickets are available for Friday and Saturday. A ticket costs CHF 10.
Swiss Life Arena
The state-of-the-art ice hockey arena was opened in 2022 with the Men’s World Floorball Championships and is the home of the current Swiss ice hockey champion ZSC Lions.
The multifunctional design of the Swiss Life Arena means state-of-the-art infrastructure for staging sporting events, corporate events and sponsors’ events, thus opening up completely new possibilities and standards.
Saalsporthalle
The Saalsporthalle has a large history in Swiss Floorball. The Arena has hosted the Floorball Champions Cup in 2014 and several other international and national games like the annual Swiss Supercup.
The arena has a capacity of 2,500 spectators and will host the group stage matches during the Men’s U19 WFC 2025.
Sporthalle Hardau
Hardau is one of the newest arenas in Zurich and the home of two-time Swiss champion and 4-time Swiss cup winner Grasshopper Club Zurich. The arena is located in the heart of the city of Zurich and can accommodate 1,300 spectators.
Group stage matches as well as PO Games will be played in Hardau.
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