Dallas Stars Suites

American Airlines Center, 2500 Victory Avenue, Dallas, TX

The Stars shone brightly in 2024, finishing with 113 points and capturing a share of the NHL’s best record (the Presidents’ Trophy). Dallas was propelled by a balanced attack led by Jason Robertson – who scored over 100 points – and veteran Joe Pavelski, while goalie Jake Oettinger delivered another strong season in net. This well-rounded performance carried the Stars deep into the playoffs, and although they fell short of the Stanley Cup, they further cemented their status as a top contender in the league.

American Airlines Center offers a vibrant and family-friendly atmosphere for Stars fans. The arena has polished its premium hospitality options for 2025, unveiling newly renovated luxury suites and the addition of a chic club lounge that serves Texas-inspired cuisine. Fans can also enjoy wide concourses and interactive fan zones that keep energy high even during intermissions. With warm Texas hospitality evident in the attentive service, attending a Stars game at AAC is both an entertaining and upscale experience that leaves visitors eager to come back.

A Conference Finals loss in 2022-23 prevented Dallas from reaching the Stanley Cup Finals for the second time in five years. Now, the team is gearing up for another deep playoff run. Last season, Dallas' offense shined, ranking seventh in the NHL in goals. The catalyst was Jason Robertson, who exploded onto the scene with 109 points. Robertson became the fifth player in franchise history to eclipse 100 points and was the first to do so since 1987. Around Robertson, the Stars have a plethora of strong pieces. Roope Hintz, Miro Heiskanen, Jamie Benn, and Joe Pavelski are all proven threats. Robertson and the four all broke 70 points last season. Heiskanen specifically ranked third for defenders with 63 assists last campaign. Dallas, with stud Joey Oettinger in net, are championship ready.

American Airlines Center is the place to be for NHL viewing. The Osadia Tequila Club has exclusive, semi-private seats sold in groups of four. Complimentary access, premium benefits, VIP parking, right to first refusal, and access to other premium areas are all a part of the deal. Theater Boxes are another option, accommodating 4-12 guests. In a Suite-like environment, VIP parking, private entrance, all-inclusive food and beverage, access to other areas, and access to adjoining clubs are included. Loge Boxes are another area with private, prestigious, and complimentary amenities. And, for Suites, the Stars have you covered. Food and beverage packages, VIP treatment and experiences, fully-equipped meeting rooms, and exclusive access are available.

Even with two of their biggest offensive weapons on the shelf for most of the shortened 2020-2021 season, the Stars nearly snuck into the playoffs regardless. Now, Tyler Seguin looks to be no longer slowed by a hip injury and Alexander Radulov appears to be fully recovered from a core muscle surgery. Between the return of those two and Joe Pavelski looking like a point-a-night player once again, scoring goals shouldn't be as much of a hinderance for Dallas this season. Between the pipes, the Stars added two-time All Star and Vezina Trophy winner Braden Holtby to accompany backup Anton Khudobin, who posted a career-high three shutouts last season. There's no shortage of options when it comes to premium seating at American Airlines Arena. Park in a VIP, covered garage and make your way through a private entrance to one of the Service King Lounge Theatre Boxes. An exclusive, semi-private experience awaits your party of 4-to-8 with a complimentary upscale buffet. A cold drink is readily available at the venue's newest private club, the Osadia Tequila Club, which offers great sightlines for all the fast-paced play. Located on the lowest and most exclusive level of suites, the Germania Insurance Club Loge Boxes also offer amazing views of the ice.