After a five-game trip away from home, the LA Kings are heading back to Crypto.com Arena for a seven-game homestand that runs from Oct. 29 through Nov. 14. The stretch gives fans plenty of ways to get in the building, from single-game tickets to themed ticket packs and group options, as the Kings try to move up the Pacific Division standings.
The homestand opens Oct. 29 against the Ottawa Senators, presented by Delta Airlines, with a Día de Muertos Ticket Pack built around the holiday theme. Starting at $56, the package includes a ticket and an exclusive hooded jersey honoring the tradition that celebrates deceased loved ones.
Fans who buy a single-game ticket will still get a little something extra, as the first 10,000 through the doors receive a Sugar Skull Neck Gaiter. A Día de Muertos collection of hoodies, crewnecks, long sleeves and tees will also be sold at the Team LA Store on game day.
Two days later, on Oct. 31, the Kings host the Buffalo Sabres in a 1 p.m. Halloween matinee. The first 5,000 kids entering Kings Territory will get a Halloween Candy Bucket, setting the tone for trick-or-treating on the concourse.
The schedule then turns to Nov. 4, when San Jose comes to town for a single-game matchup with the Sharks. The game is framed around the NorCal-SoCal rivalry and the atmosphere that comes with it.
On Nov. 7, the Kings meet the Pittsburgh Penguins, presented by Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, in a game tied to Hockey Fights Cancer. The Hockey Fights Cancer Blanket Ticket Pack costs $78 and includes a game ticket plus an HFC blanket, with all proceeds going to CHLA.
Fans who buy a single-game ticket will receive a Hockey Fights Cancer poster card. The Kings Cancer Foundation will also auction lavender player-signed jerseys and Darcy Kuemper’s Hockey Fights Cancer mask, while HFC NHL locker room gear and socks will be available at the Kings Care Foundation Booth.
The homestand continues Nov. 10 against the Nashville Predators, presented by Iron Bow Technologies. That matchup puts Adrian Kempe and Filip Forsberg on the same sheet, with the source noting that the two Swedish wingers - teammates in the 2026 Winter Olympics - bring undeniable offensive prowess to the matchup.
On Nov. 12, the New York Islanders visit, presented by IBEW Local 11 & NECA LA. Fans can buy the Hockey for Heroes Performance Hat Ticket Pack for $66, which comes with a game ticket and an LA Kings performance hat. Single-game ticket buyers will also be part of the night, with former military members in attendance through the Hockey For Heroes Contribution Program and donations from ticket members and fans.
The homestand wraps up Nov. 14 against the Calgary Flames, presented by Six Flags Magic Mountain, with single-game tickets available for the finale.
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