Seattle Kraken Upcoming Events & Tickets
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SEASON PREVIEW: The Seattle Kraken enter their fifth NHL season under new head coach Lane Lambert, who was named to replace Dan Bylsma in late May 2025, as the organization seeks a fresh approach after missing the playoffs for the second straight year under previous regimes. General manager Jason Botterill continues to steer the rebuild, bringing in veteran forward Matt Murray on a one-year deal and bolstering the defense with Ryan Lindgren from Colorado as part of an offseason emphasis on experience and stability. With cornerstone pieces like Jordan Eberle serving as captain and Matty Beniers as alternate captain alongside Adam Larsson and Jaden Schwartz, the Kraken aim to integrate emerging youngsters like Berkly Catton and Kim Saarinen into a more competitive mix. Expect this season to be a transitional effort focused on defensive reliability, deepening depth, and building consistency under Lambert’s structure as the team pushes to regain momentum in the Pacific Division.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Seattle Kraken 2025-26 home games at are on sale now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices vary depending on opponent, day of the week, and seat location. For most home games, tickets typically range from $50 to $150, with lower-demand matchups and upper-level seats starting closer to $40–$60. Premium games — such as divisional battles against the Vancouver Canucks or playoff-contending teams — often rise above $200, especially for lower-bowl or center-ice sections. Weekend games and special events also tend to be more expensive.
For fans seeking a more exclusive experience, a decent selection of VIP or premium packages is available for purchase, with prices typically going for $300–$500+ per ticket.
KRAKEN’S OPPONENTS: The Seattle Kraken’s 2025–26 regular season includes matchups against all 31 other NHL teams, featuring multiple games against Pacific Division rivals like the Vegas Golden Knights, Vancouver Canucks, Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Anaheim Ducks, Los Angeles Kings, San Jose Sharks, and the new Utah franchise. They’ll also face Western Conference teams such as the Dallas Stars, St. Louis Blues, Nashville Predators, Winnipeg Jets, Minnesota Wild, Colorado Avalanche, Chicago Blackhawks, and Arizona Coyotes. From the Eastern Conference, their schedule includes games against the Boston Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, Florida Panthers, Tampa Bay Lightning, Carolina Hurricanes, Washington Capitals, Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers, New York Rangers, New York Islanders, New Jersey Devils, Buffalo Sabres, Columbus Blue Jackets, and Detroit Red Wings.
KRAKEN’S 2025 SCHEDULE:
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Week 1 (Oct 6–12):
Oct 9 vs Anaheim; Oct 11 vs Vegas -
Week 2 (Oct 13–19):
Oct 14 @ Montreal; Oct 16 @ Ottawa; Oct 18 @ Toronto -
Week 3 (Oct 20–26):
Oct 20 @ Philadelphia; Oct 21 @ Washington; Oct 23 @ Winnipeg; Oct 25 vs Edmonton; Oct 28 vs Montreal -
Week 4 (Oct 27–Nov 2):
Nov 1 vs NY Rangers; Nov 3 vs Chicago -
Week 5 (Nov 3–9):
Nov 5 vs San Jose; Nov 8 @ St. Louis; Nov 9 @ Dallas -
Week 6 (Nov 10–16):
Nov 11 vs Columbus; Nov 13 vs Winnipeg; Nov 15 vs San Jose -
Week 7 (Nov 17–23):
Nov 18 @ Detroit; Nov 20 @ Chicago; Nov 22 @ Pittsburgh; Nov 23 @ NY Islanders -
Week 8 (Nov 24–30):
Nov 26 vs Dallas; Nov 29 vs Edmonton -
Week 9 (Dec 1–7):
Dec 4 @ Edmonton; Dec 6 vs Detroit -
Week 10 (Dec 8–14):
Dec 8 vs Minnesota; Dec 10 vs LA Kings; Dec 12 @ Utah; Dec 14 vs Buffalo -
Week 11 (Dec 15–21):
Dec 16 vs Colorado; Dec 18 @ Calgary; Dec 20 @ San Jose -
Week 12 (Dec 22–28):
Dec 22 @ Anaheim; Dec 23 @ LA Kings; Dec 28 vs Philadelphia; Dec 29 vs Vancouver -
Week 13 (Dec 30–Jan 5):
Jan 1 vs Nashville; Jan 2 @ Vancouver; Jan 5 @ Calgary -
Week 14 (Jan 6–12):
Jan 6 vs Boston; Jan 8 vs Minnesota; Jan 10 @ Carolina; Jan 12 @ NY Rangers -
Week 15 (Jan 13–19):
Jan 14 @ New Jersey; Jan 15 @ Boston; Jan 17 @ Utah; Jan 19 vs Pittsburgh -
Week 16 (Jan 20–26):
Jan 21 vs NY Islanders; Jan 23 vs Anaheim; Jan 25 vs New Jersey -
Week 17 (Jan 27–Feb 2):
Jan 27 vs Washington; Jan 29 vs Toronto; Jan 31 @ Vegas -
Week 18 (Feb 3–9):
Feb 3 @ Anaheim; Feb 4 @ LA Kings -
Weeks 19–20 (Feb 10–23):
No games — Olympic break -
Week 21 (Feb 24–Mar 2):
Feb 25 @ Dallas; Feb 26 @ St. Louis; Feb 28 vs Vancouver -
Week 22 (Mar 3–9):
Mar 2 vs Carolina; Mar 4 vs St. Louis; Mar 7 vs Ottawa -
Week 23 (Mar 10–16):
Mar 10 vs Nashville; Mar 12 vs Colorado; Mar 14 @ Vancouver; Mar 15 vs Florida -
Week 24 (Mar 17–23):
Mar 17 vs Tampa Bay; Mar 19 @ Nashville; Mar 21 @ Columbus -
Week 25 (Mar 24–30):
Mar 24 @ Florida; Mar 26 @ Tampa Bay; Mar 28 @ Buffalo; Mar 31 @ Edmonton -
Week 26 (Mar 31–Apr 6):
Apr 2 vs Utah; Apr 4 vs Chicago; Apr 6 @ Winnipeg; Apr 7 @ Minnesota -
Week 27 (Apr 7–13):
Apr 9 vs Vegas; Apr 11 vs Calgary; Apr 13 vs LA Kings -
Week 28 (Apr 14–19):
Apr 15 @ Vegas; Apr 16 @ Colorado
ABOUT SEATTLE KRAKEN: The Seattle Kraken are a professional ice hockey team based in Seattle, Washington. They compete in the National Hockey League (NHL) as a member of the Pacific Division in the Western Conference. The team was officially announced as the NHL’s 32nd franchise in 2018 and began play in the 2021–22 season. Their name, “Kraken,” comes from a mythical sea creature, reflecting Seattle’s maritime culture and the city’s deep connection to the ocean.
The Kraken play their home games at Climate Pledge Arena, a state-of-the-art venue located at Seattle Center. The arena was built with a strong focus on sustainability, aiming to be the first net zero carbon-certified arena in the world. The team’s colors — deep sea blue, ice blue, boundless blue, shadow blue, and red alert — evoke the sea and the mystery of the deep, tying in with the Kraken theme.
Seattle’s entry into the NHL brought hockey back to the Pacific Northwest, filling a void left since the departure of the WHL’s Seattle Metropolitans, who were the first American team to win the Stanley Cup in 1917. The Kraken quickly established a strong fan base, known for their passionate support and the signature foghorn that blasts after each home goal. The franchise is also known for its commitment to community engagement, diversity, and sustainability both on and off the ice.
