The world’s first global professional dance league
idl.proNew Zealand
7 sources · checked 1 time, last 1h ago
Only one source reports this round; it identifies Elysian Park Ventures as the lead investor.
2 sources
Sources agree on the round details. Source 1 says the 2026 season kicks off in March, while Source 2 says May; this does not affect the announced financing.
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series A | $15M | 2026-10-21 | Elysian Park | 7 outlets. #48 in Trending |
7 sources · checked 1 time, last 1h ago [ VERIFIED ] read against 1 of 7 sources Only one source reports this round; it identifies Elysian Park Ventures as the lead investor. [ BUILT WITH ]·[ SEARCH ]found by Firecrawl search·[ SCRAPE ]7 pages read: idl.pro, businesswire.com, finance.yahoo.com·[ JSON ]round read into a schema, with the sentence that states it·[ VERIFY ]confirmedchecked against 1 of 7 sources·[ BRANDING ]logo and colour from the homepage·[ AGENT ]company research by the Firecrawl agent | ||||
| Seed [ HISTORY ]: An earlier round, from the company's own announcement, found while researching the company. Checked like any round, but not new, so it stays out of the daily feed and alerts; a date range shows it. | $7M | 2025-11-03 | Elysian Park | No recent discussion |
2 sources [ VERIFIED ] read against 2 sources Sources agree on the round details. Source 1 says the 2026 season kicks off in March, while Source 2 says May; this does not affect the announced financing. | ||||
IDL builds a global professional sports league for elite dance teams, giving dancers contracts, competition and a worldwide stage while giving fans a season-long sport to follow.
IDL addresses a stated gap: dance has huge participation and cultural reach, but dancers lacked a professional league, sustainable paid pathways and the infrastructure that traditional sports provide. Its $15 million Series A follows six sold-out inaugural events, 2 billion views, an ESPN2 rights deal and partnerships with Honda and e.l.f. Cosmetics, funding larger tours, broadcast and digital production, stronger team and dancer infrastructure, and new fan experiences.
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