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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. The team earned the best regular season record in the Western Conference for the 2014-2015 season. The team went on to clinch additional playoff berths in 2019, 2020, 2022, and 2023. 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 are one of the most successful sports franchises in Dallas, making 18 postseason appearances and capturing eight division championships and two Presidents' Trophies.
Dallas Stars Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Central
Year Founded: 1966
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 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.
The Dallas Stars’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at home as the Stars face off against the St. Louis Blues. The Stars play their final game of the regular season at home once again against Central Division rivals the St. Louis Blues. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Dallas Stars.
The Dallas Stars offer season tickets through their Victory Club membership program. Victory Club members are offered benefits like exclusive events and experiences, discounted merchandise and refreshments, and priority access to presales. Membership prices vary based on seating. Find more information about the Victory Club here.
The Stars have made five appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won once (in 1999).
The Dallas Stars play at the AmericanAirlinesCenter, located in the Victory Park neighborhood in downtown Dallas, Texas. The seating map for American Airlines Center can be viewed here.
Very disappointed that my vision was obstructed by the railings of a staircase that was in my direct line of sight to the ice. But that was only when the people constantly standing at the top of that staircase wasn't in my way. Ticketmaster didn't bother to have these seats marked as obstructed view or I would have picked a different seat location.
The game was fun! Two complaints were the seats are way too narrow and the crowd and almost break down of the escalators. Due to the amount of people, it took forever to get down. The escalators should be used only those in a party with someone that can't use the stairs.
The Dallas Stars venue is clean, easy to navigate. The workers are very friendly and very willing to help.
This was our first NHL game and it was a blast. Great venue and the food selection was good.
The Dallas Stars’ Friday, November 11, 2022 game was my 6th ever San Jose Sharks regular season road game attended. As the Main Event of my 1st ever trip to Texas that already included tours of AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field and The Star In Frisco, this Sharks @ Stars game had some tough acts to follow; in the end, this hockey game had enough flair to cap off my 1st trip to Dallas in style. What made this night even more sweeter was having a Platinum Level seat. Even though I was near a cement wall that obstructed one corner of the ice rink, being on that level made me enjoy American Airlines Center more than I anticipated. I enjoyed a Dallas Hot Chicken Sandwich with a Bottomless Souvenir Soda; the bottomless soda would’ve been better if there were self-serve soda fountains throughout the arena (or just Platinum Level) like at the new Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. I was fortunate to sit next to some nice hometown Stars fans who enjoyed my stories about my 1st ever visit to Dallas that week. I even enjoyed sharing my Dallas stories with an usher (near The Hangar) on the Platinum Level. American Airlines Center is 1 of my new favorite NHL arenas. This was my best San Jose Sharks road trip so far, regardless of how the game turned out. Props to the Dallas Stars for making a dramatic finish.
Love the Stars game! Full of excitement and the fans are Fantastic!
Came all the way from Phoenix to be able to attend my first stars game. Even though they lost, I had a great experience with American Airlines Center. The fans I sat next to were great - an overall great atmosphere. Happy to call the Dallas Stars my team. I’m already trying to figure out how I can come back
Do not like electronic tickets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The game presentation is much improved from last year. Maybe it was the Halloween influence, but the music and videos between periods and during game stoppages were excellent. Food choices look expanded as well.
Its our first time watching a hockey match and we really enjoyed people are great everything was excellent
Dallas Stars fans are amazing, sea of green, everyone knows words to all songs, no wonder hard for visiting teams to win in this building....and we are Winnipeg Jets' fans!!! Fun time
My boyfriend and I are doing an arena tour. He is a diehard Avs fan but a bucket list item of his is to visit every Hockey arena and buy that home teams jersey and cheer them on for that game. I started this goal with the arena tour last year when we went to Minnesota. However the game was against the Avs so even tho he bought the jersey it was not worn, nor could he cheer on the Wild. The Dallas Stars and American Airlines Arena were our 2nd stop. We brought my son to this one and it is my son's first NHL game. My son and I wore our Colorado jerseys even though this game was the Stars verses the Predators. I received nothing but compliments or positive interactions with Stars fans and Arena staff. Overall we had an amazing time and great experience. We actually really enjoyed Dallas, TX as a whole.
Got to love the horn. Seemed not as loud this year. The beer stands are so hospitalable when helping you decide you want to drop a pretty on. The tickets, and staff, beer people are nicer and more efficient than dickies, except lady in 118 haha! One night at aac then dickies the next realize how awesome aac is
What a great game. Loved the experience and the seats took my best friend to her first game and she loved it.
I couldnt attend the game because i accidentally purchased the wrong tickets, ticketmaster would not refund me no matter how many time i asked. Waste of $90
This was a birthday gift for First Born. Holy cow, the seats were awesome! Right above the tunnel where the players enter the arena or return to the locker room. Could NOT have asked for better seats; I was just hoping to give First Born a chance to get close to the ice. It was a great game, with total family atmosphere. Lots of fun. No profanity in a public place (and believe me - in this day and age, that's unheard of), the people around us were friendly. Finding tickets on TicketMaster was a breeze, as was the payment. Tickets were from a third party, but
the venue at the BOK Center is great and the game was exciting
Most people rarely get to witness a hockey game live. Even though it was a pre season game, dont the stars need to play as well? We all paid money to see scrubs that most will not make the team. To compound that, the team did not have enough merchandise. They left money on the table. Money that could have been spent on re signing Jason Robertson. But I digress. Finally, the sound in the BOK was wretched. Echos all over the arena.
We had a great time. Food was good, seats were great, staff was friendly at bok center. It was a very similar experience to attending a game at American Airlines center in Dallas.
Seeing the Stars play is always a great time. The event venue had issues with entrance though the guards eventually relented as they couldnt point out any specific policy they were trying to enforce. Guess my keys looks suspicious to them? Overall it was a good time and I'll definitely go again. Wish i didnt have to pay extra for mobile only events to use my mobile. Likely buy my tickets at the discounted 918 Day sale next year or bypass everything and pay at the door. Much cheaper that way.
