Dallas Stars just dropped their 2025-26 promo schedule and some nights are absolutely unmissable

Dallas Stars unveil 2025-26 promotional schedule packed with fan favorites and special theme nights

The Dallas Stars have announced an action-packed promotional schedule for the 2025-26 season, promising fans a mix of giveaways, theme nights, and special celebrations that will keep the American Airlines Center buzzing all year.

From unique collectible items to honoring local heroes, every home date has something memorable in store (full schedule here).

Opening night on October 14 against the Minnesota Wild sets the tone, with fans receiving a magnet schedule presented by Bud Light, Ticketmaster, Victory+ and The Ticket.

The first month also brings Pickleball Night on October 23, where discounted ticket buyers will score a USA Pickleball-approved Dallas Stars paddle, and a spooky Halloween game on October 28 versus the Washington Capitals.

Big-name giveaways and can't-miss celebration nights highlight the season

November is loaded, starting with Mikko Rantanen Bobblehead Night (Nov. 4 vs. Oilers), followed by Military and Veterans Appreciation Night (Nov. 9 vs. Kraken) and the Dallas Stars Hall of Fame Celebration Night (Nov. 15 vs. Flyers) honoring Ralph Strangis and Joe Nieuwendyk.

Just three days later, the Stars will celebrate Daryl "Razor" Reaugh's induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

The theme nights keep rolling: Hockey Fights Cancer (Dec. 5), Teacher Appreciation (Jan. 4 vs. Canadiens), Kids Day (Jan. 18 vs. Lightning), Texas Rangers Night (Jan. 20 vs. Bruins), and Black History Night (Feb. 4 vs. Blues).

Fans can also expect culture-focused events like Noche Mexicana (Mar. 10 vs. Golden Knights) and Pride Night (Mar. 24 vs. Devils), alongside community-driven celebrations such as First Responders Night (Mar. 16).

Closing the home slate will be the annual Fan Appreciation Night on April 11 against the Rangers, with special giveaways and prizes throughout the evening.

With so many unique events on the calendar, Stars fans will have more reasons than ever to pack the AAC this season (more hockey coverage).