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Fresh from the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy and record-breaking performances at the 2025 World Championships, America's figure skating elite takes to the ice for the 2026 Stars on Ice Tour. This spectacular 21-city tour brings Olympic and World Champions to arenas nationwide from April 16 through May 31, featuring the most decorated lineup in recent tour history.
Headlining the tour is Ilia Malinin, the legendary "Quad God" and two-time World Champion who made history as the first and only skater to land a quadruple Axel in competition. He's joined by Alysa Liu, the reigning World Champion who made a triumphant return to competitive skating in 2025, winning the United States' first women's World title in nearly two decades.
Olympic Team Gold Medalists Madison Chock & Evan Bates bring their artistry to the tour as three-time reigning World Champions and six-time U.S. Ice Dance Champions. Their performances have cemented their legacy as one of the greatest American ice dance teams of all time, combining technical precision with breathtaking emotional expression.
The star-studded cast also features additional National Champions including Isabeau Levito (World Silver Medalist and U.S. Champion), Amber Glenn (reigning U.S. Champion), and Jason Brown (Olympic Bronze Medalist and U.S. Champion). Additional skaters will be announced on the official Stars on Ice website.
Since its founding in 1986 by skating icon Scott Hamilton, Stars on Ice has presented over 1,500 shows featuring Olympic legends including Kristi Yamaguchi, Tara Lipinski, and Nathan Chen. The production has earned three Emmy Awards and recognition as the finest ice production in the world, offering fans the rare opportunity to witness the world's most accomplished skaters performing together in both individual and ensemble routines.
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The 2026 Stars on Ice Tour visits arenas across the United States including Estero, Sunrise, Orlando, Greenville, Greensboro, Boston, Albany, Providence, Newark, Hershey, Elmont, Rochester, St. Louis, Chicago, Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Anaheim, Seattle, Portland, Dallas, and Southaven. Each show features the complete cast of Olympic and World Champions performing choreographed ensemble numbers alongside individual performances.
Shows typically run approximately two hours with an intermission, featuring both individual performances and group numbers choreographed to showcase the skaters' technical abilities and artistic interpretation. The production includes elaborate lighting, music, and staging that transforms standard hockey arenas into theatrical ice spectacles.
Stars on Ice offers two exclusive ways to meet the skaters through Pre-Show Stargazer and Meet & Greet passes (available through resellers for select shows). Stargazer pass holders arrive early to watch skaters warm up on the ice and enjoy a Q&A session with two cast members before the show begins.
Meet & Greet pass holders stay after the performance to meet the cast, take selfies, and get autographs from their favorite skaters. These limited-availability experiences provide rare opportunities for personal interaction with Olympic and World Champions, making the show even more memorable for dedicated figure skating fans.
Following the 2026 Winter Olympics, this tour celebrates America's performance at the Games with fresh energy and momentum. With U.S. skaters holding World titles in three of four disciplines heading into the Olympics, expectations are high for historic medal performances in Italy. The tour provides fans with opportunities to celebrate those achievements while witnessing world-class figure skating in their home cities.
Each performance features a mix of technical elements and artistic interpretation. Expect to see quadruple jumps from Malinin, intricate footwork from ice dancers Chock and Bates, graceful spins and combinations from the ladies competitors, and synchronized ensemble numbers featuring the entire cast. The production balances athletic achievement with entertainment value, making it accessible for both hardcore figure skating fans and casual audiences.
Modern elite figure skating combines athletics and artistry at the highest levels. Ilia Malinin's quadruple Axel—four and a half rotations in the air—represents one of skating's most difficult elements. Alysa Liu's technical precision and competitive consistency earned her World Championship gold. Madison Chock and Evan Bates demonstrate ice dance mastery through intricate footwork, lifts, and musical interpretation that requires years of partnership to perfect.
The 2025 World Championships in Boston saw American skaters achieve unprecedented success, setting the stage for the 2026 Olympics. This Stars on Ice tour captures that momentum, allowing fans to experience the same performances that earned World titles, but in an intimate, accessible format without the pressure of competition.
Most venues use mobile-only ticketing, so ensure your smartphone is charged and ready. Arrive early to navigate parking and security, allowing time to find your seats and possibly purchase concessions or merchandise before the show begins.
The 2026 Stars on Ice Tour is headlined by Ilia Malinin (two-time World Champion known as the Quad God), Alysa Liu (reigning World Champion), and Madison Chock and Evan Bates (Olympic Team Gold Medalists and three-time World Champions). Additional cast members include Isabeau Levito, Amber Glenn, Jason Brown, and more skaters to be announced.
Ilia Malinin made history as the first and only skater to successfully land a quadruple Axel in competition. This jump requires four and a half rotations in the air, making it the most difficult jump in figure skating. His achievement earned him the nickname Quad God and represents a groundbreaking technical advancement in the sport.
The tour runs from April 16 through May 31, 2026, visiting 21 cities across the United States including stops in Florida, the Northeast, Midwest, Mountain West, West Coast, and South. Shows take place at major arenas and typically begin at 7:00 PM on weekdays and feature both afternoon and evening performances on weekends.
Stars on Ice performances typically run approximately two hours including one intermission. The show features both individual performances from cast members and ensemble group numbers, combining technical skating elements with artistic choreography and theatrical production values.
Yes, select shows offer Pre-Show Stargazer passes (allowing early entry to watch warm-ups and attend a Q&A session) and post-show Meet and Greet passes (providing opportunities to meet skaters, take photos, and get autographs). These limited-availability VIP experiences are offered through resellers for certain dates and must be purchased with a show ticket.
Yes, Stars on Ice is family-friendly entertainment appropriate for all ages. The show combines world-class athletic performance with artistic expression and music that appeals to both young viewers discovering figure skating and longtime fans. Many families attend together, making it an excellent introduction to live figure skating for children.
Casual attire is appropriate for Stars on Ice shows. Since the show takes place in ice arenas that are kept cool for the skating surface, bringing a light jacket or sweater is recommended for comfort. There is no formal dress code, and most attendees wear comfortable casual clothing.
Photography policies vary by venue, but many arenas allow personal photos without flash or professional equipment. Video recording may be restricted. Check your specific venue's policies before the show to understand what's permitted. Social media sharing is generally encouraged by the tour.
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Lower bowl seats provide excellent sightlines of the entire ice surface and proximity to the action. Floor seats near the ice offer intimate views but limited perspective on overhead elements like jumps. Upper level seats provide full-view perspective of formations and ensemble numbers. Some shows offer limited on-ice seating for ultimate proximity to the performers.
Yes, most Stars on Ice tour stops feature merchandise stands selling tour-specific items, skater photos, programs, and memorabilia. Merchandise typically goes on sale when doors open and remains available through intermission and after the show while supplies last.
Many mobile tickets allow transfer to other individuals, though capabilities depend on specific ticket types and venue restrictions. Our customer service team can provide guidance on transferring your tickets if plans change. Some resellers may offer exchange or return options depending on their individual policies.
Most Stars on Ice shows are all-ages events with no minimum age requirement. Very young children typically require a ticket if occupying a seat. Venues may require adult supervision for minors. Specific policies vary by venue, so verify with your particular show location when purchasing tickets.
Arriving 45-60 minutes before showtime allows sufficient time for parking, security screening, finding seats, and potentially purchasing concessions or merchandise before the show begins. VIP pass holders should arrive even earlier according to their specific pass requirements for pre-show activities.
The main cast of Olympic and World Champions performs at all tour stops, though guest skaters may vary by location. The official Stars on Ice website announces any cast changes or special guest appearances for specific shows. The core lineup of headliners remains consistent throughout the tour.