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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.
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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).
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Getting to the game was simple. Parking was extra easy. We walked right in without any lines. The game was great! Getting to and from our seats was probably the hardest part since people have to stand up for you to get through. Beers were 7 dollars each, so come prepared for that. We had a great time, donated some to the Stars Charity. It was fun. I highly recommend it.
Took the family and we all had a great time! The service in our section was great.
great sport. fun game. goals and fighting get the most attention. arena is quality. more ice girls.
Enjoyed watching the Stars gear up for the upcoming season. Our seats, about as high as you can get, were fairly over the center ice area and we found it easy to see. Watching Brendan Morrow playing back up to his high standards was fun also. Our new goalie, Lehtonen, was given a "thumbs up" even by the Avalanche fan in our group! Will enjoy watching this team progress.
great gamne, really enjoyed it. the game was good , the drinks were great. food was ok.
this is the first time i attended a hockey game and I must say that I quickly became a fan of the Dallas Stars!! even though it was a pre season game, I had a lot of fun and I will definitely go see them again.
We had great time! Our seats were terrific! I should have checked out places for less expensive parking ahead of time as well as for the best route out to go back toward McKinney. Overall, loved the spirit of the Dallas Stars fans!!!
we had a good times it was our first time seeing a hockey game
It was a great experience. Nice crowd and the band performance was great too although we came to see the game but entertainment provided by Identity theft band was great. I would recommend it.
Having never been to a hockey game, I didn't know how much i would like it. I surprised my husband with tickets and he was elated. We had great seats and I ended up enjoying the game much more than anticipated. It is a very high intensity, fast-paced game that is fun to watch. Downside: Not a huge fan of fist fighting and I think it's unprofessional. They got in 2 drop down drag out fights and 1 almost fight. Seemed like they were overcompensating for something.
Food was great....seats were awesome...Stars WON!!!
My wife and I had a great time at the game. Loved the seats and atmosphere!
Really enjoyed seeing the STARS beat the Avalanche last Friday night! Great show, lots of fun, but wish the beer prices were a little more reasonable ;) Had fun though!!
This was my first ever hockey game! Great game and lot's of fun! I'd love to go back for a regular season game!
Arena was so cold that it was uncomfortable. We all were wearing jackets and it was still too cold for comfort. We had to wait more than 45 minutes to get a baked potato. They did not have any buns at the time so a BarBQue sandwich was not an option. Food should be ready to be consumed when patrons arrive. Parking prices were rediculous since the lots were no where near full and it was a preseason game. These prices should be reduced during times like this. The best part of the game was that the Tampa Bay Lightning won and that is the team we were supporting. Dallas looked like they could use remedial practice. Many Dallas fans in our area of the arena were very dissappointed in their team. It is a shame that we were so dissappointed since this was our very first NHL game to every see in person. We are used to watching minor league hockey in Shreveport/Bossier City, La. where the excitement and atmosphere in the arena is worth the price of our cheap tickets and free parking.
I can't wait for the Stars season to start. Go Stars!