2026 Skate America lands in Everett with Grand Prix stakes and four disciplines

Skate America is heading to Everett in 2026, bringing one of figure skating’s most-watched Grand Prix stops to Angel of the Winds Arena from November 13 to 15. U.S. Figure Skating confirms the event as part of the international Grand Prix series, with women’s, men’s, pairs, and ice dance all on the schedule.

What’s confirmed so far

• Event: 2026 Skate America
• Dates: November 13–15, 2026
• Venue: Angel Of The Winds Arena, Everett, Washington
• Disciplines: Women’s, men’s, pairs, and ice dance
• Status: Confirmed by U.S. Figure Skating as an international Grand Prix event

Why this matters

Skate America is a major early-season checkpoint for international skaters building momentum, earning ranking points, and testing programs in front of a live crowd. For fans, it usually means a strong field, big technical elements, and the kind of storyline-heavy competition that makes Grand Prix events worth following closely.

Expect the spotlight to be on the full range of figure skating disciplines, with the usual Grand Prix mix of pressure, precision, and a few nerves you can practically feel from the stands.

What to watch for next

The event listing confirms the date, place, and disciplines, but not the rest of the event-week details yet. Ticket information, entries, and practice schedules typically arrive later, so this is a good one to bookmark and revisit as the season develops.

For now, the important part is simple: Everett is on the 2026 Grand Prix map.

Featured image suggestion: a wide arena exterior or a clean event graphic with the Skate America branding. Supporting image suggestion: an action shot from a past U.S. Figure Skating Grand Prix stop, plus a venue photo of Angel Of The Winds Arena.