Seating Guide
Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, CA
Data updated: 2025-26
Cheapest Section
$4+
Sections
5
Capacity
18,230
Crypto.com Arena seats 18,230 for hockey in a classic three-level bowl. The building opened in 1999 and has been updated several times. The lower bowl wraps close to the ice, the 200-level Premier section offers club experiences, and the upper 300-level provides affordable views with the full-rink perspective. The arena was designed for multi-sport use, so hockey sightlines are good but optimized for basketball as well. The Kings' ice-level seats are among the best in the NHL thanks to the close proximity of the first row to the boards.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Glass Seats / Ice-Level
$350 - $700+“Behind the glass, the most immersive hockey experience in LA. Hear the skates, feel the hits, watch plays develop at eye level.”
The Pros
- Closest seats to the ice in the arena
- Premium lounge and dining access
- Incredible views of the speed and physicality
The Cons
- Very expensive
- Low angle makes cross-ice plays harder to follow
- Glass obstruction during board battles
Lower Bowl (100-Level)
$160 - $350“Close to the ice with clear, elevated sightlines. The best balance of proximity and full-rink perspective.”
The Pros
- Excellent proximity to the action
- Great sightlines for following the puck
- Premium concessions nearby
The Cons
- Higher price point
- End zone seats have angled views of far goal
Premier Level (200-Level)
$80 - $220“Mid-level with premium seating, wider chairs, and club lounge access. A comfortable elevated perspective.”
The Pros
- Most comfortable seats in the arena
- Club bar and lounge access
- Center-ice sections have excellent views
The Cons
- Club pricing adds up with food and drink
- Slightly removed from the ice-level energy
Upper Concourse (300-Level)
$30 - $80“The upper deck with a full bird's-eye view. Steep rake means you can track the puck across the entire ice surface.”
The Pros
- Most affordable tickets, best value in LA pro sports
- Full-rink overview
- Passionate hockey fans in the upper deck
The Cons
- Steep climb to reach seats
- Players appear small
- Limited food options at this level
Suite Level / Event Suites
$4,000-$12,000+ per suite“Private enclosed boxes at the suite level with full-ice sightlines”
The Pros
- Premium private space with dedicated attendant
- In-suite dining and beverage service
- VIP entrance and private elevator access
The Cons
- Very high per-event cost
- Separated from main bowl atmosphere
- Limited suite inventory for marquee games
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