Tickets for 2024 Skate America will go on sale to the public Thursday, June 20.
Taking place Oct. 18-20 at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Allen, Texas, Skate America kicks off the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series and will feature three days of competition in the women’s, men’s, pairs and ice dance disciplines. The event concludes with the Prevagen Skating Spectacular, an exhibition of champions, medalists and invited guests.
All-session tickets include entry to all competition sessions, all official practices Oct. 17-20 and the Prevagen Skating Spectacular.
To purchase tickets, visit www.2024skateamerica.com.
Headlining Team USA will be four World medalists, all of whom stood on the podium at Skate America last season: Madison Chock and Evan Bates, Ilia Malinin and Isabeau Levito.
The two-time reigning World champions, Chock and Bates went undefeated in the 2023-24 season and will look to tie Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto for the most Skate America golds in ice dance with five. Malinin, the 2024 World champion, is a two-time Skate America champion while Levito, who secured silver at the World Championships, has taken silver two straight years at Skate America.
For the full Skate America lineup, including all international competitors heading to Allen, click here.
Pricing for all-session tickets is as follows, including taxes and fees:
- P1 Level Seats: $376.81
- P2 Level Seats: $295.63
- P3 Level Seats: $214.44
Single-session tickets will go on sale Aug. 1. The day schedule for Skate America is as follows (subject to change):
- Thursday, Oct. 17
- Official Practice Sessions
- Friday, Oct. 18
- Session 1 - Pairs Short Program and Women’s Short Program
- Saturday, Oct. 19
- Session 2 – Rhythm Dance and Pairs Free Skate
- Session 3 – Men’s Short Program and Women’s Free Skate
- Sunday, Oct. 20
- Session 4 – Men’s Free Skate and Free Dance
- Session 5 - Prevagen Skating Spectacular
Held since 1979, this marks the second time Skate America travels to Allen, Texas.
Other stops on the Grand Prix Series, which includes six international figure skating competitions, are Skate Canada International, Grand Prix de France, NHK Trophy, Finlandia Trophy and Cup of China. Skaters earn points throughout the Grand Prix Series to qualify for the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final, which will be held Dec. 5-8 in Grenoble, France.
For more information on Skate America, visit www.2024skateamerica.com.
