Where is Dancing on Ice filmed? Set location for ITV dance show – and if you can get tickets to watch it live

The show, which has been on the air since 2006, with a three-year hiatus, has a star-studded lineup ranging from soap opera stars to singers and former Olympians.

But where is the show filmed and can you see it in person?

Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby are on their second stint hosting the show together.

The duo’s first run lasted five years, from 2006 to 2011, before Holly and Phil left in 2014 when Christine Lampard took over.

But the popular double act returned to the show in 2018 and has held hosting duties ever since.

Previously, Dancing on Ice was filmed at the George Lucas Stage at Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire when it debuted in 2006.

However, since 2018 the show is now filmed in a purpose-built row at RAF Bovingdon, near Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire.

In the past, host Philip Schofield has said: “Yes there is ice in the center and there is competition, but it will look and feel different. There is a new studio, Jayne and Chris are on the panel and that frees up our professional dancers to choreograph.

Although it is possible to get tickets to attend the show, it is very difficult to do. SRO Audiences allocates tickets, and on their website they say, “We try to be as fair as possible when issuing tickets. Successful applicants are randomly selected from those who apply. Our goal is to email tickets to successful applicants as soon as possible. »

But because of Covid, things have become more difficult. The website said: “This year for Dancing on Ice we will be admitting the public in a different way than usual; we never know in advance whether each group will attend or use all of their tickets, and so we over-issue tickets to compensate for the inevitable no-shows and base the over-show on attendance at a Show’s previous tapings.

“In most shows, we admit regular ticket holders on a first-come, first-served basis. We will be recording this show with each group seated at a table.

“In order to make the most of the available space and to accommodate as many people as possible, groups that correspond to the available tables will be given preference.

“Therefore, while we hope we can still accommodate everyone attending this production, if a group arrives after your party but their group size matches the available seats and yours does not, that group may be admitted in first.”

There are three types of tickets available, Production, Priority and Regular.

Production tickets are assigned by the production company to the friends and family of the crew. Priority tickets are for people who have a priority rating of SRO and regular tickets are the standard tickets you can purchase.

the SRO website provides an app where you can win a chance to get free tickets to see the show. Repeat requests will be discounted and if successful there is free parking on site for ticket holders.

Dancing on Ice began airing on Sunday January 16, 2022 at 6.30pm on ITV and will air every Sunday at the same time on ITV for 10 weeks.

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