Children's Health StarCenter Euless

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Best for a Southlake-area family wanting nearby ice time: public skate, hockey, figure skating in Euless.

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Facility accessGroup & privateIndoorSession-basedSeasonal leagueDrop-inFree trialYear-round

Pricing follows the Dallas Stars StarCenter network: public-skate admission about $17 (ages 3 and under free) with $6 skate rental, and group rates of $21, $19 or $17 a person by party size. Skating Academy classes are $20 each booked ahead — skate rental free on class day, 10% sibling discount — or $40 as a drop-in, and every skater needs a Learn to Skate USA membership. Hockey and figure-skating program fees are set per session at registration. Confirm Euless-specific rates when you register.

Year-round Dallas Stars community ice rink. Skating Academy (Learn to Skate USA) classes at Euless run Mondays and Saturdays, with freestyle-only sessions the same two days and an Aspire class track; Ice Explorers, the youngest level, runs as a six-week program. Youth and adult hockey run as leagues (including the Dallas Stars Metro Hockey League); public-skate sessions run off the rink's online calendar rather than fixed daily hours.

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Our take

Children's Health StarCenter Euless is one of the Dallas Stars' network of community ice rinks, about ten to fifteen minutes from Southlake. It runs the full StarCenter program menu on the ice: open public-skate sessions, Learn to Skate classes that start as young as age two, youth hockey that begins with a free Little Rookies intro and builds into the Dallas Stars Metro Hockey League, figure skating from beginner Learn to Skate up through the competitive Rising Stars track, and adult leagues. Because it's operated by the Dallas Stars rather than an independent rink, its instruction follows the same Learn to Skate USA curriculum and coaching standards as the rest of the network, and its pricing is set network-wide rather than locally. For a Southlake family, it's the nearest full-service ice facility — a place to try skating for the first time, work through a learn-to-skate ladder, or play organized youth hockey without driving deep into Dallas.

Local Tips

A few practical notes:

It's a Dallas Stars-operated rink, one of a network of StarCenters across the Metroplex, so programs, curriculum, and pricing mirror the wider network rather than being set locally. Confirm the exact Euless rates and session dates when you register.
The Euless rink was recently renovated: the Stars marked a grand reopening of what they call the "newly renovated building" in August 2026, so expect freshly updated facilities.
Public-skate times run off the rink's online calendar rather than fixed daily hours, so check the schedule before you drive over. Learn-to-skate classes here sit on Mondays and Saturdays.
Little Rookies, the free five-week intro to hockey for young kids, rotates among StarCenter locations through the year and comes to Euless in the fall — worth timing if you want a no-cost first look.
Registration for classes and leagues runs through the StarCenter online portal, per program and per location.
The front desk is reachable at 817-267-4233; it's about a ten-to-fifteen-minute drive from Southlake.

Credentials

The rink is operated by the Dallas Stars and administers Learn to Skate USA — the learn-to-skate curriculum endorsed by USA Hockey and U.S. Figure Skating — taught by background-screened, certified instructors. Hockey camps and clinics across the network are run by the Dallas Stars Xtreme Team, a group of USA Hockey-certified skills coaches. As a Dallas Stars-operated facility rather than an independent studio, it lists staff by role rather than individual coaching résumés; the Euless front office is led by general manager Milt Highfill.

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