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Kings Announce Theme Nights and Giveaways for Seven-Game Homestand

Los Angeles plays seven straight at Crypto.com Arena from Oct. 29 to Nov. 14, with ticket packs and giveaways tied to several nights.

The Kings return to Crypto.com Arena on Oct. 29 for a seven-game homestand that runs through Nov. 14, following a five-game road stretch.

The team has built several ticket packs and giveaways around the schedule.

Día de Muertos. A ticket pack starting at $56 includes a game ticket and an exclusive hooded jersey. The first 10,000 fans through the door get a Sugar Skull Neck Gaiter.

Halloween. A 1 p.m. game, with a Halloween Candy Bucket for the first 5,000 kids to enter Kings Territory.

Nov. 4 vs. the Sharks. The NorCal and SoCal rivalry, as the team bills it.

Nov. 7 vs. the Penguins. Hockey Fights Cancer night. A $78 ticket pack includes a blanket, with all proceeds going to CHLA. Single-game ticket holders get a poster card. The Kings Cancer Foundation will auction lavender player-signed jerseys and a Hockey Fights Cancer mask worn by Darcy Kuemper.

Nov. 10. Adrian Kempe faces Filip Forsberg. The two Swedish wingers were teammates at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Nov. 12 vs. the Islanders. Hockey for Heroes night. A $66 ticket pack includes a Kings performance hat. Through the Hockey For Heroes Contribution Program, donations from ticket members and fans bring former military members to the game.

Nov. 14. Kids Night, with a Puck-e-cheese Plush for the first 5,000 kids.

Single-game tickets, ticket packs and group tickets are all available.

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