From June through August, you can watch blockbuster movies for free on the enormous screens at AT&T Plaza in Victory Park. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and buy concessions, and beverages on the plaza. You can also enjoy the movie as you dine at one of the restaurant patios surrounding the plaza.

Films will be screened every Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.

• June 17th: Footloose
  June 24th: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
• July 1st: Jaws
  July 8th: Bourne Ultimatum
  July 15th: Out of Africa
  July 22nd: Titanic
  July 29th: Shrek 2
• August 5th: Spiderman
  August 12th: Seabiscuit
  August 19th: Jurassic Park
  August 26th: The Sixth Sense

Please note that no outside alcoholic beverages can be taken into the AT&T Plaza.

It was a late night at American Airlines Center, as the Dallas Stars went into the fourth overtime in Game Six against the San Jose Sharks. With 9:03 left, Captain Brenden Morrow scored the winning point that would send the Stars to the Western Conference Finals for the first time since 2000! Ten thousand fans, still on their feet at 1:30 a.m., cheered as Marty Turco made 62 dazzling saves.

Western Conference Finals Schedule

Dallas Stars face the Detroit Redwings in the Western Conference Finals.

Game 1 - Thursday, May 8 6:30 p.m. Dallas at Detroit
Game 2 - Saturday, May 10 6:00 p.m. Dallas at Detroit
Game 3 - Monday, May 12 7:00 p.m. Detroit at Dallas
Game 4 - Wednesday, May 14 7:00 p.m. Detroit at Dallas
*Game 5 - Saturday, May 17 12:30 p.m. Dallas at Detroit
*Game 6 - Monday, May 19 7:00 p.m. Detroit at Dallas
*Game 7 - Wednesday, May 21 6:30 p.m. Dallas at Detroit
(*if necessary)
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Don’t miss the biggest watch party in Dallas.

Everything is bigger in Texas, including our watch parties! Join us on the AT&T Plaza outside of American Airlines Center, to watch the Dallas Stars take on the Detroit Redwings. The game will be broadcast on 1,500 square foot high-definition video board. Free concert, good drinks and fun! Win a trip to see the Stars battle the Wings in Detroit!

No outside food or beverage is allowed. Please feel free to bring your own chairs and arrive early because seating is limited. Restrooms are available.

DART will not be running to Victory Station on Thursday, May 8th.  The closet DART stop is the West End.

Fans arrived early in hopes of front row access in the pit at the Bruce Springsteen concert tonight. Between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m., numbered wristbands were handed out to floor ticket holders. At 5:00, over 700 devoted Bruce Springsteen fans lined up numerically in the AT&T Plaza, to see if their number was chosen to be the first in line to get into the coveted pit area of the general admission only floor.

And The Winner Is…

Dan, number 686, was the lucky lottery winner that gained first access in the pit area right in front of the stage, along with the fans with wristband 686 to 786. They then filed into the front stage area buzzing with excitement to see Springsteen up close and personal. Dan was more than happy to take the lead as everyone filed in.

The Live Experience

Springsteen and his E Street Band had fans even in the Terrace Level up on their feet singing along to every song throughout the duration of his two hour set. One expert fan informed us that it would be Springsteen’s one thousandth time to sing Born to Run in front of a live audience. Passion for “The Boss” was a family affair for many fans who had their children in hand made concert t-shirts and singing along with every song together.

The equivalent of a small Jersey town is heading into Dallas’ American Airlines Center for a party with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.

Ten trucks, five busses, tons of gear and staging and lots of energy will arrive in Dallas this weekend for Sunday night’s show by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. It will be an early Sunday morning call for almost 100 crew and staff to convert the AACenter from Saturday’s Dallas Desperado’s Arena Football game to the House that Bruce built.

What begin in New York last October, jumped over the pond and made it’s way through Europe is back in the States.

This is certainly a personal show, with the set lists changing almost every night. If you want to see and hear clips and accounts of some of what’s happened at various shows, go to the news section of BruceSpringsteen.net.

This show is nearing a sell-out, but some single tickets are available. Click here for details.

Floor seating is open for this show and there is a unique method for determining the order in which visitors are allowed into the American Airlines Center. Read the details here.

Check back here for more information as Sunday draws near.

Neil Diamond is coming to American Airlines Center this fall!

Last night, the opening of High School Musical: The Ice Tour began with a special treat for children from the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Dallas and The Salvation Army Boys and Girls Clubs. Loaded with pom-poms, megaphones, and lots of energy the children waited at the Red Carpet Spirit Rally just outside of the Old No. 7 Club for the stars of the show to arrive.

Stars Arrive

Our favorite East High Wildcats arrived two by two in black stretch limos and were met by the loud screams of their young fans. The energy only intensified as the show’s beautiful and fabulous, Sharpay Evans (Kristin Treni) arrived with her brother Ryan (Adam Loosley) and paraded down the red carpet. The stars of the show then had photos taken with each of the Boys and Girls Club groups and mingled with the crowd of fans before the show.

One dollar from the purchase price of each ticket sold to the opening night performance went to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America to support local youth organizations.

Opening Night

After enjoying cookies, pretzels and lemonade with the stars, the young guests from the Red Carpet Spirit Rally took their seats and enjoyed a fabulous opening night.

A combination of songs and scenes from High School Musical I and II, this version’s dance floor is the ice and the stars skating skills are tested as the choreography involved everything from cheerleading to basketball.

The cheerful messages of the energetic ice show,
“Don’t give up!”
“Work it out together!”
“There’s a silver lining to every cloud!”
was demonstrated as each of the skaters flew flawlessly through the entire performance.

Amazing skating tricks wowed the young crowd, who eagerly sang along with every song. The fan favorite, “We’re All in This Together, remained in my head as I tried to make my way through the crowds of fans lining up at each of the merchandise stands after the performance.

You can still catch the wildcat frenzy of High School Musical: The Ice Tour all this week as performances run through Sunday at American Airlines Center.