Interested in having your cheer or dance team meet Blue Crew before a game? Now you can!
Blue Crew is offering an exclusive meet and greet opportunity at Blues games, and we cannot wait to meet your group!
Email their manager for more information and to solidify a spot for your group: [email protected]
Planning an event? The Blue Crew serves as representatives of the Blues organization at community events, viewing parties, and many other social outings.
Meet the amazing members of the Blue Crew and get a glimpse into what they do when they're not helping fans make memories at Blues games.
2024-25 Auditions have taken place. The 2025-26 Auditions will be held in July 2025 with details coming earlier in the summer.
We frequently receive inquiries about how to join Blue Crew. Please review the information below for details about what it takes to become a member of our crew!
Must be at least 18 years old and a high school graduate
Physically fit/athletic appearance
Comfortable in front of large crowds
Flexible schedule - available to work nights, weekends and holidays as required
Passionate about the St. Louis Blues
Qualities of a Blue Crew member:
Energetic and outgoing personality
Positive attitude
Team player
Excellent communication skills
Skating experience preferred
Dance/cheer experience a plus
Greet fans
Energize the crowd
Assist with in-arena promotions, contests and intermission activities
Interact with fans
Assist with in-game video features shoots as needed
Assist with special events/marketing promotions as needed
Please Click Here for the most up-to-date information on Blue Crew Tryouts
What are minimum qualifications?
Applicants must be 18 years old and have a high school diploma (or equivalent).
Are auditions open to the public?
No, auditions are closed to the public. This includes family and friends.
What forms do I need for auditions?
Applicants will be asked to fill out and sign:
What should I wear to the auditions?
Everyone is asked to come prepared in athletic attire. Outfits must be within the following color scheme: Blue, Yellow, Black and/or White.
Females: Two-piece tight fit outfit consisting of: midriff-baring crop top or sports bra, yoga style plants, athletic shorts or skirt, and athletic shoes. Makeup should be "glamorous" and in shades that accent and enhance your beauty. Hair should be styled down, curled, and not covering your face. We do not want to see the natural/no-makeup makeup trend please.
Males: T-shirt and athletic shorts with athletic shoes.
Above approved outfits will be worn for ALL days of audition, unless otherwise noted
How can I prepare myself for auditions?
Blue Crew members are comprised of individuals that work in stands and on the ice. Hopefuls should be prepared to move quickly through crowds and up and down flights of stairs.
If you are a skater, you should be prepared to skate at a fast pace. You should be able to skate forward, backward and be able to stop. You can prepare yourself for the ice by taking ice lessons or getting out on the ice as much as possible.
Cardio is a plus for those working in the stands.
If you are a dancer, you should be prepared to learn and perform a dance at tryouts. You should be able to preform drills across the floor and freestyles. You can prepare yourself best by attending our pre-tryout dance clinics.
How many audition rounds are there?
There are usually six audition rounds during our tryout window.
Do I need to be able to skate?
No, Blue Crew members are made up of all skating abilities from none to expert as there are many duties other than shoveling the ice.
Do I need to be able to dance?
While you do not need to be able to dance in order to make Blue Crew, you do need dance experience to be selected to perform our in-game dance routines.
What will the judges focus on and look for?
Performance * Showmanship and Personality * Ability to take direction and move from place to place
Where should I park?
Parking instructions will be emailed to applicants as the audition dates get closer.
Who are the Blue Crew? How are they different than the Ice Crew?
The St. Louis Blues Blue Crew and Ice Crew are one and the same. They are a high-energy team that supports the Blues event presentations at every Blues home game, as well as various community events. They are also responsible for cleaning the ice during games.
Is Blue Crew a full-time Job? How much time commitment is expected?
No, being a member of Blue Crew is not a full time job. In fact most team members are college students and/or have another part-time job. However, team members are expected to be able to work flexible hours and commit to the following schedule:
Do you have to pay for the uniform or practice gear?
Team members are asked to put down a small fully-refundable deposit for their uniform.
Are there any height, weight or appearance requirements?
There are no specific height and weight requirements to be a Blue Crew team member. However, this job requires a high level of physical activity and both men and women of Blue Crew are expected to be in top physical condition (lean & tone) throughout the year. No visible tattoos or piercings (besides ears) while in uniform are allowed. Applicants will still be considered if tattoos are able to be covered by makeup.
Calling all Blue Crew Alumni! We want you to be a part of our new and improved Alumni Network. To do so, please submit the details below so we have your current information. You may be contacted if/when an opportunity for Blue Crew Alumni to get together arises.
