Stars On Ice at Amerant Bank Arena, Sunrise, Florida
Stars On Ice is a premier figure skating tour that has captivated audiences since its inception in 1986. This dazzling showcase features Olympic and World Champion skaters performing breathtaking routines, blending artistry with athleticism. The event has become a staple in the world of figure skating, drawing fans from all over to witness the magic on ice.
In Sunrise, Florida, Stars On Ice has made its mark at the Amerant Bank Arena, a venue known for its state-of-the-art facilities and intimate atmosphere. The arena offers a variety of seating arrangements, ensuring that every fan can enjoy an up-close experience with their favorite skaters. From premium seats near the ice to more affordable options further back, there is something for everyone.
As the skating season unfolds, Stars On Ice typically takes place in the spring, aligning with the conclusion of competitive skating events. This timing allows fans to celebrate the season's achievements while enjoying spectacular performances. With ample parking available and easy access from major highways, attending Stars On Ice at Amerant Bank Arena is a convenient and enjoyable experience for all.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the history of Stars On Ice? Stars On Ice began in 1986 and has featured many of the world's top figure skaters.
- When did Stars On Ice start performing in Sunrise? The event has been hosted in Sunrise for several years, becoming a local favorite.
- What are the seating arrangements like at Amerant Bank Arena? The arena offers various seating options, from premium to budget-friendly seats.
- What types of events are similar to Stars On Ice? Other figure skating shows and competitions often feature similar performances.
- How do I choose the best seats at Amerant Bank Arena? Consider proximity to the ice and your budget when selecting seats.
- What are the parking options for Stars On Ice? There are multiple parking areas available near the arena for easy access.
- What is the best time to arrive for the event? Arriving early is recommended to secure parking and enjoy pre-show activities.
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Stars On Ice Miami Sport reviews
Maybe I'm picky
We had great seats; down on the ice. The venue was good, although nearly empty. The cast was limited to American skaters, with the notable exception of Kurt Browning of Canada. This was the first ice show I've seen in over 10 years and I mostly bought tickets to see Browning, Davis & White, Tinnell and the Shibutanis. The show started with a video - there were small screens in all corners of the arena. Videos were also shown intermittently through the show. I paid to see skating, not videos. The programs in the second half of the show were much better in terms of choreography and performance. Davis and White were stunning. Kurt Browning's "Singin' in the Rain" was exceptional, even with a fall on a triple toe loop (with umbrella in hand). At 52 years old, Browning can out-skate just about all younger skaters - actual skating/footwork. His new number "If You Could Read my Mind", needs a bit of work. There was too much stillness and the program didn't pull you in like his usual programs do. The Shibutanis, Hubbel and Douglas, Abbott, Zhou, Tinnell, Wagner and Nagasu were enjoyable to watch. There were no pairs teams. Maybe I'm old-fashioned, but I miss the days when there was an international cast. The last show I saw prior to this one was in Baltimore. There were champions from the USA, Japan, Russia, Ukraine, Canada, Italy, UK, Germany and more. I guess today, the only way to see them is at international competitions.