Riga Amber Cup 2027 – Xiaomi Arena, Riga, January 23, 2027

Riga Amber Cup 2027 – Xiaomi Arena, Riga, January 23, 2027

Riga Amber Cup 2027 will bring synchronized skating teams together at Xiaomi Arena in Riga on January 23, 2027. The event is part of the ISU Challenger Series in synchronized skating. Free skating is scheduled for the competition day. On the ice, spectators will see a team sport in which figure skaters form precise patterns while performing complex choreography. Each team consists of 12 to 16 athletes skating in synchronization. The performances combine speed, lifts, music and team unity. Riga Amber Cup 2027 will bring together teams from Latvia and other countries. The competition will appeal both to figure skating enthusiasts and to spectators who want to experience a dynamic sporting event on ice. At Xiaomi Arena's spacious ice rink, visitors will be able to follow each team's artistic and technical performance. The Riga event is part of an international competition circuit in which teams compete for ranking points. This is an opportunity to see high-level synchronized skating live in a single evening.

What to expect at the event

Saturday's programme will feature free skating in the ISU Advanced Novice, junior and senior categories. Spectators will see performances in which movement synchronization, composition, speed and technical elements play an important role.

Venue and time

The event will take place on January 23, 2027, at Xiaomi Arena, 21 Skanstes Street, Riga. Doors open to visitors at 14:00, the event starts at 15:30, and the programme is scheduled to end at 20:30.

Tickets

Tickets for Saturday's free skating programme are seated and cost from 25.00 to 30.00 euros. Two-day tickets for the programme on January 22 and 23, 2027, are also available for 45.00 to 70.00 euros.

Important information for visitors

• Entry to Xiaomi Arena begins at 14:00.
• Saturday's programme starts at 15:30.
• The venue is Xiaomi Arena, 21 Skanstes Street, Riga.

Why attend

Riga Amber Cup 2027 offers the opportunity to see synchronized skating at an international competition level. The free skating performances combine sporting precision with artistic expression, making the event suitable both for experienced figure skating spectators and for those discovering this discipline for the first time.