Olympic hardware, fresh national titles and one very proud hometown skater are all landing in Collin County when the Stars on Ice tour makes its lone Texas stop in Allen on May 29. The touring production is rolling in a roster stacked with Team USA names, promising a high-energy mix of big technical jumps and showpiece programs that you usually only see on TV every four years.
When and where
According to the tour’s official schedule, Stars on Ice is set for the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Allen on May 29 at 7 p.m., with tickets available through the production’s site and Ticketmaster. The tour page also lists optional pre-show "Stargazer" sessions and post-show meet-and-greet packages, along with group discounts for parties of 10 or more.
Who will be on the ice in Allen
The arena’s announcement lays out a packed lineup that includes Ilia Malinin, Alysa Liu, Madison Chock and Evan Bates, Jason Brown, Isabeau Levito and reigning U.S. champion Amber Glenn, according to the Credit Union of Texas Event Center. Promotional materials highlight Malinin’s "Quad God" reputation and the long competitive resumes of Chock and Bates. Alysa Liu’s Olympic gold this week has only boosted the tour’s visibility, as reported by People.
Local draw and possible last looks
Plano native Amber Glenn, a three-time U.S. champion who finished fifth at the Milano Cortina Games, gives the Allen date a clear hometown hook, per CultureMap Fort Worth. The tour could also double as a farewell lap for several veterans: Madison Chock and Evan Bates are widely expected to retire after this season, and Jason Brown has been reported as easing out of his competitive career. That mix of rising stars and possibly final appearances is exactly the post-Olympic formula producers tend to bank on.
Tickets, meet-and-greets and tips
Meet-and-greet passes for the Allen stop are already listed as sold out on the tour’s official store, while regular tickets are still available through primary sellers. The official meet-and-greet listing shows the Allen passes marked "Sold out," and resale marketplaces are showing tickets starting at roughly the $50 range. Primary sales remain open via Ticketmaster. For group seating or premium options, the venue’s box office and the Credit Union of Texas Event Center list contacts for bulk purchases and upgraded seating inquiries.
