Los Angeles Kings fans can already circle three marquee home dates on the 2025-26 NHL calendar. The Pacific Division contenders host the Seattle Kraken on Dec. 23, return after the All-Star break to battle the Philadelphia Flyers on March 19, and close their regular-season slate at Crypto.com Arena against the Nashville Predators on April 6. All games face off in downtown L.A.’s iconic venue, giving the Kings home-ice advantage as they chase another playoff berth.
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The Kings—powered by captain Anže Kopitar and rising star Quinton Byfield—will look to extend their Pacific supremacy against three very different foes. Seattle, led by Matty Beniers, has quickly developed a feisty rivalry with L.A. since joining the league in 2021. Philadelphia brings storied East-Coast grit west on a rare SoCal visit, while Nashville’s high-tempo offense promises a playoff-style finish to the regular season.
Crypto.com Arena, celebrating its 25th anniversary, recently upgraded its video boards and concessions, ensuring Kings supporters experience next-level sightlines and SoCal-flavored fare between periods. Arrive early to enjoy L.A. LIVE dining or snap photos at the newly refurbished Gretzky statue steps from the main entrance.
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- Los Angeles Kings vs. Seattle Kraken tickets at Crypto.com Arena on Dec. 23, 2025
- Los Angeles Kings vs. Philadelphia Flyers tickets at Crypto.com Arena on March 19, 2026
- Los Angeles Kings vs. Nashville Predators tickets at Crypto.com Arena on April 6, 2026
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