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Dallas Stars History
The Dallas Stars began play in 1967 as the Minnesota North Stars, earning two trips to the Stanley Cup Final. They relocated to Dallas after the 1992-1993 season and dropped "North" from their name.
The team immediately brought a winning tradition to Dallas, making the playoffs four of its first five seasons. Then came the back-to-back seasons that Stars fans will remember forever. In 1998-1999, sparked by center Mike Modano (the franchise's all-time leading scorer), off-season addition Brett Hull, and goaltender Ed Belfour, the Stars swept through the playoffs to defeat the Buffalo Sabres and clinch their first Stanley Cup Championship. The following season, the Stars again made the Stanley Cup Final, but lost to the New Jersey Devils in six games.
The Stars made it to the playoffs six more times over the next seven seasons, and went on to clinch additional playoff berths in 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. They made it to the Final again in 2020, but lost to the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game Six.
Since their arrival in 1993, the Stars have become one of the most successful sports franchises in Dallas, making 20 postseason appearances and capturing nine division championships and two Presidents' Trophies.
Dallas Stars Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Central
Year Founded: 1967
Team Colors: Green, Black, Silver
Team Rivals: San Jose Sharks, Anaheim Ducks, St. Louis Blues, Chicago Blackhawks
Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center
American Airlines Center(Opens in new tab) has been home to the Dallas Stars since it opened in 2001. The state-of-the-art arena is constructed with a combination of brick, granite, and limestone, making fans feel at home, and it can host up to 18,532 fans for hockey games. The arena also features a 1080 HD centerhung along with two massive video boards at each upper end, plus an audio system with surround sound capabilities.
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The Dallas Stars schedule for the 2025–26 regular season can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
Tickets for the 2025–26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Dallas Stars. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Ticket prices for Dallas Stars games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Dallas Stars game can cost anywhere between $100-$150.
The Stars have made five appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won once (in 1999).
The seating map for American Airlines Center can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
Dallas Stars games are fun! All the green, all the lights, all the action! And thank you, AAC for the wider variety in food concessions! We love the homemade chicken salad sandwich kiosk! And having more than one Hangar location to buy merch is awesome as well!
The temperature in the arena was obnoxiously cold. I am from out of town on business. For any return trips to Dallas, I will not be attending any Stars games.
Nice atmosphere especially at start, then of course a bit quieter with the Stars losing the game. The cold temperature in the AAC was a bad surprise and luckily we bought hats at the shop but still… way too cold.
First time for us to go to a Stars game. The stadium was super easy to figure out even if parking wasn’t. Staff was super helpful and nice, game was awesome.
Great Arena Great Interaction Great Game Great Team Great Experience
Digital tickets worked as advertised. There were no problems
Awesome experience for a birthday gift. I would recommend this to anyone
Ice hockey is loads of fun for people of all ages & the Dallas Stars is the #1 team in my eyes always.
We had great seats and it was easy to purchase our tickets through Ticketmaster. It was easy to present it at the stadium and the prices were good too!
Long time Stars fan, took advantage of being in the area for a concert the night before so went to this. Had not been to a Hockey game or practice in years, Was actually at the VERY First EVERY Official Hockey Game in Dallas for the Dallas Stars and Detroit Redwings... Program signed by Bob Gainey and most of the team and also Steve Yzerman and Sergei Fedorov of Detroit.
It was a great evening watching one of our favorite NHL teams in person. The venue is an excellent place to watch hockey as they're not a "bad seat"in the house. The price was right and nearly a full of excited fans routing for the guys in Green. This is one our favorite places to watch hockey. Go Stars!
We arrived at the arena 30 minutes ahead of time, which is generally more than enough time to park and walk in at this particular venue. We had to wait 10 minutes just to get into the parking lot. There were just two attendants swiping credit cards. Obviously, parking is usually free at this arena, but the greed of the organizers carried over from the exorbitant tickets prices to the parking too. Once we parked, we were met with an interminable, slow-moving line just to get in the door. There were no signs and no attendants to help the line move faster, and only two doors open for the whole crowd. It was 100 degrees outside, and everybody had to wait 30 minutes in line. Half of the first period was gone before we got to our seats. The prices for the tickets were outrageous, especially considering none of the star players actually played the game. Dallas Stars and Arizona should have announced the line-ups before the game, but again, greed prevails. Nobody showed up to this game to watch players who will most likely end upon in the AHL anyway. If you're not going to play your stars, just let the public know! The whole organization of this venue was beyond poor, from the parking, to the entrance lines, the ticket prices, etc. I have been a Dallas Stars fan since 1998, but if this team resorts to these shenanigans just to make a buck, they will lose their fan base pretty quickly. As far as the HEB Arena, well, I for one will not go back.
In my mid 20s and my hearing is normal. I’ve been to plenty of AHL/NHL/pro sports games, and this one has had the loudest sound system by far. Could barely hear the person next to me between plays and periods and my ears were ringing when I left. Unfortunately forgot ear plugs, but at the same time the music was unnecessarily loud. Not impressed
Wonderful venue. Great crowd!! Tons of fan support!! Great easy access to food, drinks and bathroom. The crowd was wound up. The Stars were amazing!! Everyone that worked there was pleasant to work with. Loved seeing both mascots. Loved all of it!!
Lot of money to see mostly AHL players, at an exhibition game no less. Very few NHLers were actually on the ice especially Arizona who looked terrible.
Was disappointing, as we went to see the Dallas Stars but all the players were the Texas Stars. It was just an over priced AHL preseason game. Not a single recognizable name from the NHL, which is what we went to see.
It was an awesome event!! Now what would be awesome would be to get a regular season game at the HEB center. However keep the preseason games coming!!!
Loved seeing the players and the venue is great. Hoping you’ll bring back the wine vendors for future events so the drink carts are not just beer.
First, it took over 20 minutes to get into the parking lot. This would not happen if you didn't have to charge for parking (like the Texas Stars do) We got to the door 15 minutes before puck drop but the line to get in was at least an hour long at every door. This is in 100° Texas heat in long sleeve jerseys. My wife and I left and went to dinner instead. No reason to sweat for an hour just to see half (or less) of a scrimmage. I will never buy another Dallas Stars scrimmage in Cedar Park.
The Dallas Stars opened up the AAC for us to watch the Stars play the Golden Knights in Las Vegas. What a party that was!! The crowd was electric! It was loud and wonderful in there. The Stars won that game. Thank you for opening up the arena for such a fun party! There were plenty of concessions for the crowd and open seating in lower level. And the Hanger was open for souvenirs. All in all , it was a very fun time with a great group of Stars Fans.