Los Angeles Kings Upcoming Events & Tickets
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SEASON PREVIEW: The 2025–26 season will mark the Kings’ 59th NHL campaign, led by new general manager Ken Holland and head coach Jim Hiller, with Anže Kopitar returning as captain alongside alternate captains Phillip Danault and Drew Doughty at Crypto.com Arena. To reshape their roster, the Kings added seasoned veterans — Corey Perry, Joel Armia, Brian Dumoulin, Cody Ceci, and Anton Forsberg — bringing playoff experience and leadership strength to a lineup aiming for sustained contention. Young goaltender Carter George demonstrates promise after a standout season in the OHL, while franchise icon Kopitar — now multi-year assist leader and two-time Lady Byng winner — continues anchoring the offense, signaling the franchise’s steady blend of veteran savvy and developmental ambition.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Los Angeles Kings 2025 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices start as low as $38 for less popular matchups (like games against the Seattle Kraken or Vancouver Canucks), while average ticket prices typically fall in the $80–$150 range, depending on opponent and seating section. High-demand games — such as those versus the Toronto Maple Leafs — can push the average price up to $290 or more. Pricing fluctuates considerably based on game timing, location in the arena, and opponent popularity.
VIP tickets via EventsChaser are available through premium listings that include club-level seating, lower-bowl center ice, and luxury suite access at Crypto.com Arena. For most games, VIP tickets typically start around $300 to $400, but for high-profile opponents — like the Toronto Maple Leafs, Vegas Golden Knights, or Edmonton Oilers — premium listings can reach $700 or more. These seats often come with access to upscale lounges, private entrances, and exclusive in-arena amenities, depending on the section.
KINGS’ OPPONENTS: During the 2025‑26 campaign, the Kings will play all 31 other NHL teams, including repeated Central Division matchups against Dallas Stars, St. Louis Blues, Nashville Predators, Minnesota Wild, Winnipeg Jets, Chicago Blackhawks, Utah Mammoth, and Colorado Avalanche. They’ll also take on every Pacific Division rival — Anaheim Ducks, Edmonton Oilers, Vancouver Canucks, Calgary Flames, Seattle Kraken, San Jose Sharks, and Vegas Golden Knights — multiple times. In addition, the schedule features home-and-away series against every Eastern Conference team, from Atlantic clubs such as Boston, Toronto, Montreal, Tampa Bay, Florida, Ottawa, Buffalo, to Metropolitan Division teams including the New York Rangers, Islanders, Penguins, Capitals, Flyers, Devils, and Hurricanes, providing a complete league-wide slate that ensures matchups with every franchise over the course of the season.
KINGS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
- Week 1 (Oct 7–13):
Oct 7 vs Colorado; Oct 8 @ Vegas; Oct 11 @ Winnipeg; Oct 13 @ Minnesota - Week 2 (Oct 14–20):
Oct 16 vs Pittsburgh; Oct 18 vs Carolina; Oct 21 @ St. Louis; Oct 23 @ Dallas; Oct 25 @ Nashville; Oct 26 @ Chicago; Oct 28 @ San Jose; Oct 30 vs Detroit - Week 3 (Nov 1–7):
Nov 1 vs New Jersey; Nov 4 vs Winnipeg; Nov 6 vs Florida; Nov 8 @ Pittsburgh; Nov 11 @ Montreal; Nov 13 @ Toronto; Nov 15 @ Ottawa; Nov 17 @ Washington - Week 4 (Nov 8–14):
Nov 20 vs San Jose; Nov 21 vs Boston; Nov 24 vs Ottawa; Nov 28 @ Anaheim; Nov 29 vs Vancouver - Week 5 (Dec 1–7):
Dec 2 vs Washington; Dec 4 vs Chicago; Dec 6 vs Chicago; Dec 8 @ Utah; Dec 10 @ Seattle; Dec 13 vs Calgary; Dec 15 @ Dallas
Dec 17 @ Florida; Dec 18 @ Tampa Bay; Dec 22 vs Columbus; Dec 23 vs Seattle; Dec 27 vs Anaheim; Dec 29 @ Colorado - Week 6 (Dec 27–31):
Dec 31 vs Tampa Bay - Week 7 (Jan 1–7, 2026):
Jan 1 vs Tampa Bay; Jan 3 vs Minnesota; Jan 5 vs Minnesota; Jan 7 vs San Jose - Week 8 (Jan 8–14):
Jan 9 @ Winnipeg; Jan 10 @ Edmonton; Jan 12 vs Dallas; Jan 14 vs Vegas; Jan 16 vs Anaheim - Week 9 (Jan 15–22):
Jan 17 @ Anaheim; Jan 20 vs NY Rangers; Jan 24 @ St. Louis; Jan 26 @ Columbus; Jan 27 @ Detroit; Jan 29 @ Buffalo; Jan 31 @ Philadelphia - Week 10 (Feb 1–7):
Feb 1 @ Carolina; Feb 4 vs Seattle; Feb 5 @ Vegas; - Week 11 (Feb 25–Mar 1):
Feb 25 vs Vegas; Feb 26 vs Edmonton; Feb 28 vs Calgary - Week 12 (Mar 2–8):
Mar 2 vs Colorado; Mar 5 vs NY Islanders; Mar 7 vs Montreal; - Week 13 (Mar 9–15):
Mar 10 @ Boston; Mar 13 @ NY Islanders; Mar 14 @ New Jersey; Mar 16 @ NY Rangers; Mar 19 vs Philadelphia; Mar 21 vs Buffalo; Mar 22 vs Utah - Week 14 (Mar 16–22):
Mar 24 vs Calgary; Mar 26 vs Vancouver; Mar 28 vs Utah - Week 15 (Mar 23–29):
Mar 30 @ St. Louis - Week 16 (Mar 30–Apr 5):
Apr 2 vs Nashville; Apr 4 vs Toronto; Apr 6 vs Nashville - Week 17 (Apr 5–9):
Apr 7 vs Calgary; Apr 9 vs Vancouver - Week 18 (Apr 10–16):
Apr 11 vs Edmonton; Apr 13 @ Seattle; Apr 14 @ Vancouver; Apr 16 @ Calgary
ABOUT LOS ANGELES KINGS: The Los Angeles Kings are a professional ice hockey team based in Los Angeles, California, competing in the NHL’s Pacific Division of the Western Conference. Founded in 1967 as part of the league’s first major expansion, the Kings have built a long-standing legacy in a non-traditional hockey market. They play their home games at Crypto.com Arena (formerly Staples Center), which they share with the NBA’s Lakers and Clippers. Over the decades, the Kings have grown from an underdog franchise into one with championship pedigree and a loyal, expansive fan base.
The team’s most iconic era began in the late 1980s when they acquired Wayne Gretzky from the Edmonton Oilers, igniting the growth of hockey across Southern California. That momentum eventually led to the franchise’s first major breakthrough in the early 2010s. Led by a core that included Anže Kopitar, Drew Doughty, Jonathan Quick, and Dustin Brown, the Kings captured two Stanley Cups in 2012 and 2014, becoming one of the toughest, most defensively dominant teams of the decade.
As of the 2025–26 season, the Kings are in a transitional phase, blending veteran leadership with new talent. Kopitar remains captain and franchise cornerstone, while players like Phillip Danault, Quinton Byfield, and goaltending prospect Carter George represent the team’s present and future. Under head coach Jim Hiller and newly hired GM Ken Holland, the Kings are focused on returning to consistent playoff contention by building depth, tightening their defense, and fostering youth development. With a history of resilience and a renewed front office, the Kings continue to aim for a return to championship form.
