Dance World Cup
French qualification by video, world finals abroad · Europe
Usual dates (to be confirmed)Finals in July — Dublin, 8-18 July in 2026
- Length
- 11 days in 2026
- Entry fee
- French fees not published — the dollar price list found online is the Québec one
- Deadline
- Video in early February — 7 February in 2026
- Age reference
- Not published
Age categories
- Under 6 — 4–6 years old
- 7-9 — 7–9 years old
- 10-12 — 10–12 years old
- 13-15 — 13–15 years old
- 16-19 — 16–19 years old
- 20-29 — 20–29 years old
Levels
Recreational — No skill levels within the age brackets — everyone competes together. This is the dance-school circuit, not the pre-professional one.
Variations
- Free — Free choreography, all styles, no set repertoire · 4–29 years old
Free choreography, with at least 50% dance technique. Solo 3 minutes. Nine genres, ballet being just one section among them.
Masterclasses. Not published.
Jury. A Dance World Cup judging panel for the video selection. Names not published.
What you can win. Rankings by style and division.
Worth knowing. The video selection costs no travel: you only commit financially once selected. The atmosphere is excellent, but no professional school director recruits there.
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Built from official websites and published rulebooks, checked in September 2026. Nothing is guessed: where a date, a fee or a jury is not published, the guide says so rather than inventing one. Rules change from season to season — always check the competition's own site before entering.