Torvill and Dean in Melbourne – Don’t Miss Their Last-Ever Ice Skating Show 2025
Catch Olympic legends Torvill and Dean live in Melbourne this June 18–19 for their final ice performance ever. Our Last Dance at Rod Laver Arena is an unforgettable farewell you don’t want to miss.
Melbourne, are you ready to witness figure skating history one last time? The legendary ice dancing duo, Torvill and Dean, are bringing their farewell performance Our Last Dance to Rod Laver Arena this June 18 and 19—and it’s the final time you’ll ever see them glide together on Australian ice.
This once-in-a-lifetime event is a heartfelt tribute to their 50-year legacy—an emotional, spectacular celebration of grace, passion, and a lifetime of unforgettable performances.

⛸️ Who Are Torvill & Dean?
To the uninformed: Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean (Torvill and Dean) are British Olympic gold medal winners who were the geniuses behind the perfect Bolero routine in 1984 Winter Olympics, a step that has etched itself in figure skating ever since.
They revolutionised ice dancing with their blend of storytelling and athleticism, and their influence still shapes the sport today—from choreography to coaching to cultural relevance.
🎭 What to Expect at “Our Last Dance”
This last tour is more than a performance, it is a celebration of decades of art. The audiences in Melbourne will:
- Enjoy timeless performances of their entire career
- See the fresh performances that were created to this farewell tour
- Listen to tales and recollection by Torvill and Dean themselves
- Experience the magic of ice dancing live, up-close, and for the last time ever


“It’s our final bow. We’re proud, emotional, and ready to share it with Australia—especially Melbourne.”
📍 Show Details – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
🗓️ Dates & Times⏳ Note: All times are approximate and subject to change.
Wednesday 18 June
- Gates Open: 6:00 pm
- Gate 3 (via Garden Square)
- Gate 4 (via Olympic Boulevard)
- Start Time: 7:30 pm
- Interval: 8:30 pm
- Event Concludes: 9:50 pm
Thursday 19 June
Show 1
- Gates Open: 12:30 pm
- Gate 3 (via Garden Square)
- Gate 4 (via Olympic Boulevard)
- Start Time: 2:00 pm
- Interval: 3:00 pm
- Event Concludes: 4:20 pm
Show 2
- Gates Open: 6:00 pm
- Gate 3 (via Garden Square)
- Gate 4 (via Olympic Boulevard)
- Start Time: 7:30 pm
- Interval: 8:30 pm
- Event Concludes: 9:50 pm
📍 Venue: Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne Park
🎟️ Tickets: (VIP packages also available)

🚊 Getting There – Plan Ahead, Melbourne
Melbourne locals are encouraged to use public transport, as parking is limited and must be pre-booked through the Eastern Plaza Car Park (Entrance D, Olympic Boulevard).
📱 Pro Tip: Save your tickets to your phone wallet in advance to make them easy to enter. All venue outlets are cash free meaning bring a debit or credit card.
⚠️ Bags are restricted to be A4 size and less. No tablets and laptops are permitted. No photographs and video are allowed.
♿ Accessibility: The facilities have ramps, lifts and accessible seats. In case of assistance, talk to a member of the guest services team.


🧊 Why Melbourne Can’t Miss This
This is not just yet another live event, this is the last scene in a love story on ice which began more than fifty years agO. The city of Melbourne is the divine platform to bid a beautiful farewell and Torvill and Dean lovers simply cannot skip this event.
The track is already a hit in social media and chatter amongst the arts community in Melbourne so the show will definitely be a sell out so be quick.
✨ Already trending on social media and buzzing across Melbourne’s arts scene, “Our Last Dance” is expected to sell out fast—so act quickly.

Ice Insights from the End
You may like them since childhood and have been their fans throughout your life or you may just like the live performance and athleticism of them in general, but the live appearance of Torvill and Dean in Melbourne in their last bow is an opportunity to become a part of the sports and artistic history.
Be prepared to be chilled on and off ice this is what Melbourne is going to remember about it more than years later.



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