The 2019 U.S. Championships will be held January 18-27, 2019 in Detroit, Michigan. All junior and championship level events, 15 single-sessions in total, will be held at Little Caesars Arena from January 22-27 and all novice, intermediate and juvenile events will take place at the Detroit Skating Club in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan from January 18-22.

Admission for novice, intermediate and juvenile competitions will be available for purchase at the Detroit Skating Club beginning January 17. All-session tickets and weekend packages are still available and can be purchased at 2019uschampionships.com/tickets. 

The All Session ticket package includes an individual ticket to each event taking place at Little Caesars Arena (15 total sessions) and one practice pass with each All-Session ticket that will provide you entry to all open practice at the main rink at Little Caesars Arena. Practice at the secondary rink (BELFOR Training Center) is closed to the public.

2014 Olympic champions and six-time U.S. champions Meryl Davis and Charlie White have also been named as honorary Alumni Co-Chairs for the competition. The U.S. Championships were last held in Detroit in 1994.

“Detroit is a skating hotbed and we’re ready for the return of the U.S. Championships for the first time since 1994,” said Kris Smith, director of the Detroit Sports Commission. “This is the perfect opportunity for the casual fan, families and figure skating fanatics to experience the power and excitement of this prestigious event in person at the award-winning Little Caesars Arena. We’re confident that the athletes, coaches and fans will enjoy a first-class experience in our great city where remarkable things are taking place.”

U.S. champions will be crowned in ladies, men’s, pairs and ice dance at the senior, junior, novice, intermediate and juvenile levels of the U.S. Figure Skating competitive structure. The U.S. Championships, which serve as the final qualifying event to make the U.S. World Figure Skating Team every year and the U.S. Olympic Team every four years, annually attracts more than 1,700 athletes, coaches, officials and media to the host community and is estimated to generate more than $18 million in local economic impact.

The event will also feature 16 hours of live coverage on NBC and NBCSN, as well as full event coverage live on the Figure Skating Pass on NBC Sports Gold. For a full TV schedule, visit here.

For more information about the 2019 U.S. Figure Skating Championships and ticket information, visit www.2019uschampionships.com.

Below are the sessions and times for events being held at Little Caesars Arena from January 22-27. Please reference the Event Schedule for updated times of each event. Single-session tickets are on sale now.

Times and dates are subject to change.