Stars and Cowboys Unite: What the 2027 Stadium Series Means for Dallas’ Future!
Outdoor hockey events have this almost magnetic aura, don’t they? The Dallas Stars pulled an eye-popping 85,630 fans to the Cotton Bowl Stadium on January 1, 2020, marking the third-largest crowd ever witnessed in NHL history — and yes, the energy was absolutely electric as they bested the Nashville Predators 4-2. Only two games have topped the 90,000 spectator mark: the 2014 Winter Classic at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor with over 105,000 attendees, and the 2014 Stadium Series at Ohio Stadium in Columbus drawing nearly 95,000. Doesn’t it make you wonder what’s next? NHL commissioner Gary Bettman echoed this sentiment, highlighting how venues like AT&T Stadium—set to host the 2027 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series—bring a unique fusion of grandeur and intimacy, even in markets revisited for multiple outdoor spectacles. With a history of sustaining six playoff appearances in seven seasons and a run to the Stanley Cup Final in 2020, the Stars are gearing up for what promises to be another blockbuster showcase of hockey passion under the Texas sky. For fans hungry for a front-row seat to this spectacle and beyond, the stage is set in one of the world’s premier sports arenas, echoing not just football legends but basketball, soccer, boxing, and yes, now hockey history in the making. Intrigued? LEARN MORE
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