The action will begin on March 27–28, 2027, with the inaugural ISU Synchro9 World Championships. Both Junior and Senior categories will compete during the two-day event. This new format, featuring nine skaters per team, will make its World Championships debut.
On March 31 and April 1, the focus will shift to the ISU World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships. Junior teams will take to the ice at Motorpoint Arena Nottingham for two days of competition.
The final event will feature the Senior teams. On April 3–4, the ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships will bring this series of international competitions to a close.
Fans looking to make the most of their visit will also have the opportunity to attend official practice sessions. According to the ticketing website, these are scheduled for March 26 for Synchro9, March 30 for Junior teams and April 2 for Senior teams.
Several ticket options are available, including full Championships passes, combined Junior and Senior passes, and passes for individual Championships. Further details and ticket options can be found on the official Motorpoint Arena Nottingham ticketing website.