Experience NHL hockey at Climate Pledge Arena where sustainable design, loud Seattle fans, and brisk, physical play create an electric night out. This guide covers what to expect—from arena history and local culture to practical tips on transit, tickets, and what to bring.
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The lights snap on and the crowd rises as the puck drops — inside Climate Pledge Arena the air tastes like hot concession stand coffee and the city’s winter wind seems to push through the open concourses, daring you to cheer louder. From your seat you can pick out the Space Needle silhouette beyond the glass and feel the city’s pulse in every chant.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels—minimal walking and standing, mobility depends on seat location.
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History
The arena originally opened as the Seattle Center Coliseum for the 1962 World’s Fair and was extensively rebuilt and reopened in 2021 as Climate Pledge Arena with modern design and amenities.
Conservation
Climate Pledge Arena emphasizes renewable energy and waste reduction; using public transit and reusable bottles helps reduce event-day environmental impact.
Reserve your spot on the Seattle Kraken Ice Hockey Game at Climate Pledge Arena today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early and use public transit
Take Link Light Rail, buses, or rideshare to avoid limited street parking; arrive 30–60 minutes early to pass security and enjoy pre-game activations.
Dress in layers
Indoor arenas can be cool near the ice and warm in crowded stands—layering keeps you comfortable throughout the game.
Bring ear protection if sensitive
Crowds and goal horns can be very loud—earplugs reduce fatigue and protect hearing during high-energy moments.
Have your digital ticket ready
Tickets are sent by email; save them to your phone and screenshot as a backup to speed entry.
Layered jacket or hoodie
Keeps you warm near concourses and adjustable for warmer seating areas.
Earplugs or noise dampeners
Protects hearing during loud chants and goal horns.
Portable phone charger
Ensures your digital ticket and photos stay powered through the event.
Transit card or payment app (ORCA/Apple Pay)
Speeds arrival and departure using Seattle’s transit network or touchless payment.