Disco-era music and figure skating will share the spotlight at Iceworld Boondall on 12 December, when the Boondall Figure Ice Skating Club presents its annual production, The Sensational 70’s.
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The Saturday event will bring together beginner skaters, recreational adult performers and experienced competitive athletes for a series of themed performances inspired by the music and style of the 1970s. Three sessions are listed, giving audiences opportunities to attend in the morning, afternoon or early evening.
The production is the club’s annual opportunity to put skaters with different levels of experience on the ice together, with choreography, group routines and music forming part of the show.
Figure skating meets the music of the 1970s
The 2026 production takes its inspiration from a decade associated with disco, dance music, and distinctive fashion. Its program will feature music from the era, with skaters performing routines developed by the club’s coaches and choreographers.
The advertised cast includes competitive figure skaters, ice dancers and synchronised skaters, alongside emerging athletes, recreational adults and beginners. Some of the younger participants are expected to come from the Iceworld Skate School program.
Bringing these groups together gives the production a different character from a conventional skating competition. Participants can take part in a shared performance regardless of whether they are developing basic skills or have experience competing.
The club has also organised group numbers as part of the production, with the music and choreography built around the 1970s theme.
Three sessions at Iceworld Boondall
The Sensational 70’s will be staged on Saturday, 12 December, at Iceworld Boondall, 2304 Sandgate Road. The organiser’s ticket information lists performances at 11am, 2.30pm and 5pm, with each session running for approximately one hour.
Ticket prices vary by age and booking type. Adults aged 13 and over pay $35, while children aged 12 and under pay $30. A family pass for four costs $120. Children under two can attend without a separate ticket when seated on a parent’s or guardian’s lap.
Limited free parking is available on site. The venue is also accessible by public transport, with North Boondall railway station approximately a two-minute walk away. Food and drinks are listed as available for purchase before performances.
The Sensational 70’s
Date: Saturday, 12 December 2026
Venue: Iceworld Boondall
Address: 2304 Sandgate Road, Boondall QLD 4034
Show times:
- 11:00 am
- 2:30 pm
- 5:00 pm*
Duration: Approximately one hour
Tickets:
- Adults: $35
- Children: $30
- Family pass (four): $120
- Under two: Free when seated on a parent’s or guardian’s lap
Parking: Limited free on-site parking
*The 5:00 pm session requires confirmation because another official listing gives 5:30 pm.
A club tradition dating back to 2018
The annual Ice Spectacular began in 2018 as a way for Boondall Figure Ice Skating Club members to perform in a non-competitive setting.
The event has continued as a themed production, with previous shows including Believe Express in 2018, Christmas Through the Years in 2019, Epic Hits in 2021, Sweet, Sweet Music in 2022 and Broadway Wonders in 2023. The 2024 production was Pop! Into Christmas, followed by Enchanted Earth in 2025.
The annual production also involves the wider club community. Families and volunteers contribute to the work behind the scenes, while coaches and choreographers help prepare the skating routines.
Supporting figure skating in Queensland
Established in 1995, Boondall Figure Ice Skating Club is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit sporting organisation based in Brisbane’s northern suburbs.
The club supports skaters across different stages of development through its programs and competitive activities. Its membership includes junior and senior skaters, with opportunities to develop skills and participate in club events.
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The Ice Spectacular provides another avenue for members to perform and share their sport with an audience. This year’s 1970s-themed production continues that tradition at the Boondall rink.
Published 11-November-2026
