Skating fans often wonder what the next figure skating event will be and how it fits into the competitive season. Understanding the upcoming schedule helps you plan to watch top athletes perform intricate programs in person or online.
This guide breaks down the key events, timing, and locations so you can follow the sport you love without confusion.
| Event Name | Discipline | Typical Timing | Next Scheduled Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Prix Final | Senior Singles & Pairs | Early December | 4–7 December 2025, Tokyo, Japan |
| Four Continents | All Disciplines | January | 31 January–2 February 2025, Seoul, South Korea |
| World Championships | Senior Level | March | 18–24 March 2025, Boston, USA |
| ISU Grand Prix Series | Senior & Junior | October–December | Continues through 8–10 November 2025, Gdańsk, Poland |
Grand Prix Series Schedule
The ISU Grand Prix series forms the backbone of the season for elite skaters, offering points toward qualifying for the Final. Each event spans two weekends and features separate disciplines on different days.
Upcoming stops include Gdańsk, Poland, and venues across North America and Asia, giving fans multiple opportunities to see top competitors up close.
Championship Qualifications
How skaters earn spots
Athletes qualify for major championships like Worlds and the Grand Prix Final by achieving minimum technical scores and strong placements at designated events. National federations nominate skaters based on these results and overall consistency.
Upcoming International Competitions
Key events to watch
After the Grand Prix series, the season moves to the European Championships, Four Continents, and World Championships. Regional events such as junior nationals and developmental competitions also fill the calendar, showcasing emerging talent.
Plan Your Season Viewing
- Track the ISU calendar monthly for updates and potential schedule changes.
- Subscribe to federation newsletters for alerts on ticket releases and broadcast times.
- Follow your favorite skaters on social media for travel and practice insights.
- Mark key dates for Grand Prix, championships, and junior events in your calendar.
- Set reminders for streaming windows if you plan to watch from home.
FAQ
Reader questions
When is the next Grand Prix event in my region?
Check the ISU official website for your country’s federation calendar, as start times and local venues vary by host city and time zone.
Can I watch the Grand Prix Final online?
Yes, live streaming is available through official ISU platforms and partner broadcasters, with replays and highlights posted shortly after each session.
Are junior events held at the same time as senior events?
Junior Grand Prix events typically run one or two days before or after the corresponding senior events at the same location, allowing fans to follow both levels.
How do I get tickets for Four Continents Championships?
Tickets are sold through the local organizing committee and official event portals, with early access for members and season-ticket holders.