WEAKSAUCE CROWD and ATMOSPHERE! I was so shocked to find that the Lakers' home crowd was dull as a…read morebutter knife. The Laker Girls were very underwhelming (sat most of the game) and the hype crew was anemic. I'm a little disappointed as I thought I'd feel the energy upon arrival. Crypto is still an incredible venue, however this team doesn't know how to use it. The LA Kings know how to curate an exciting event. The NBA's activation outside for the upcoming All-Star game was more exciting and impressive than the activities inside. It's a shame that this team sold out to the Dodgers and is now part of that organization's umbrella. It's showing... My Mom and I visited during the Lakers vs. Mavericks game. I still enjoyed the game, however LeBron James is such a ball hog, I could not with this man. Luka is a whiner and the team/fans just gave me a vibe of conceit. It's lame when a team feels you should kiss their feet for championships they've won in the past. I'm not digging this Laker culture. Anyways, I did appreciate that the typical season ticket sales associates didn't bother us. The gift shop staff were decent and the merch was plentiful. I bought some enamel pins for my NBA collection, I'm trying to hit up as many basketball teams as possible in the league.

Since the Lakers and Lebron have become a money grabbing organization I will no longer support the…read moreteam. The Lakers are starting to remind me of the L.A Galaxy. Until the fans get together and stop going to games and demand players that will win championships instead of "in-season champions tournaments or participation trophies I will rather go hiking.

Went to a Los Angeles Kings game last Saturday at Crypto.com Arena to watch Anže Kopitar, number…read more11. Been watching him since his rookie days, so it felt right to go see him after 20 seasons and now retiring. But being there honestly confirmed why I stepped away from sports entertainment. The place felt **disgusting**. Everywhere you look--ads pushing **poison** food, **poison** alcohol, nonstop consumption. I get it, it's business... but let's be real, there's already enough money coming in from tickets, merch, and everything else. At some point it just feels like greedy lobbying for products that are straight up harming people. What really hit me was how normalized it all is. You see people struggling to move, clearly dealing with health issues, but still being fed the same junk inside. That's not community--that's a cycle. And it felt **gross** being part of it. They talk about fan appreciation, they salute veterans, but outside those walls we all know there are real issues people are dealing with every day. It starts to feel like distraction more than appreciation. What are we teaching kids in that space? That enjoyment means drinking, getting drunk, and loading up on junk while watching sports? That's not culture--that's programming the next generation to repeat the same cycles of alcoholism? Maybe I've just changed, but that environment doesn't align with me anymore. That might've been my last time stepping into that arena. Anyone else feel this shift, or is it just me?

GOOD MERCH DEALS & INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT but... I'm very disappointed with this franchise. I came…read moreduring the Vegas Golden Knights vs. LA Kings match-up and these morons played the World Series game on the Jumbotron WHILE the hockey game was playing! I've lost a lot of respect for this organization, how dare they disrespect the players (on BOTH teams) like that?! I was completely distracted and upset, I couldn't even hear the calls being made because the dumb crowd kept yelling at the stuff happening on the Jumbotron. These aren't real fans, "you want baseball? Then leave!" I seriously felt like walking out. I'm going to be very hesitant coming here now... I will say they have great 50% off deals for merch. Fans of all lifestyles can walk-in to any of the stores and find something that meets their budget. Also, they have great promotions for free games.

Beer. Indies. SteenBucksSteen. American Legion Post 308…read more This is probably the closest thing to an ECW show i'll ever get the chance to experience. So much fun. Just make sure to get out the way if they take the action out to the first few rows of the crowd. Amazing to see the talent from NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 9 locally in Reseda. Pitchers among pitchers of beer flowing like water. Such a great independent show just make sure you get tickets when they drop. Front rows are hit-or-miss but GA is just as fun if you wait in line early enough. *GO GO ACH! GO GO ACH! GO GO ACH!*

I placed an order for a video in early December with PWG. It was charged to my credit card but I…read morenever received it. I have sent at least 2 emails asking to resolve this problem but I got no response. I would rate them zero stars if I could. I recommend not making a purchase through this company.

Coming recently to LA, we happen to see the Pelicans play when we were back in NOLA and thought it…read moremay be fun to randomly go watch them play with the Clippers! Took a second to navigate the seats and where they were; each section had unique areas to grab food and drink, almost in a club ticket sort of experience but lower within the stadium.

After all those years, Clippers are doing so awesome!…read more Been going to games for over a decades even when they used to suck. Every year they are doing better and better! Great games, super fun to watch. Love the players on the team.

My family and I attended our first LA Sparks women's basketball game at the Crypto.com Arena in…read moreDTLA (formerly known as Staples Center). It also happened to be opening night, AND the Sparks were celebrating 30 years of women's basketball representing Los Angeles. Our tickets were gifted to us by 1sttix.org, an organization that arranges for donors to purchase tickets to various events and then generously donates them to first responders. Back to Crypto.com arena. We were able to park within mere yards of the main entrance on Figueroa Street. The parking cost was $35.00, which was ok with me. Entering the arena left me in awe as this arena is HUGE!! One of the largest arenas I have ever visited. There was so much positive energy simply walking to our seats, with Sparks fans purchasing Sparks merchandise, food, and beverages, great R&B music blaring over the overhead speakers, and, most importantly, fans simply enjoying themselves. We located our seats and had a GREAT and FUN time from the moment we walked into the arena until we left. The Sparks management team truly does things right, as fans throughout the arena were treated to great music, exciting performances by various entertainers, and, of course, great women's basketball, as my family and I are true fans of women's sports, period. The Sparks lost their home opener to the defending WNBA champions, Las Vegas Aces, but even in defeat, the Sparks played hard, never gave up, and proved that women's basketball is AWESOME!!

There is not a better entertainment value to be found in LA... The Sparks are the best team in the…read moreWNBA. The fans are awesome. The DJ is fun. And if you go once, you're hooked for life. Go. Go now. Don't wait. Thank me later. You'll enjoy this woman-positive experience. Go watch 'em work.

We are LAFC! One of the BEST sporting experiences in Los Angeles…read more As a Los Angeles native, I've been to every sporting event the area has to offer. Dug Out seats at the Dodgers Stadium. Floor seats for a Lakers game. Box seats at Kings game. Ring side at one of our many Boxing events. What makes this experience different is the intimacy of the 22K seat stadium, specifically designed for an outdoor soccer experience. Every seat in the house, is a great seat. I've sat on the Sun Deck, with a birds-eye view. I've sat behind the goal post. I've sat in the Directors Box, rubbing elbows with the celebs. I've hung out with the 3252 in the Supporters Section (rain poncho advised). Or at the very top of the stadium, with a group of students. Regardless of where I'm seated, I'm enjoying myself and the great game! The 3252 is the most talked about fan community in the MLS. These guys do not stop! What's in the water? I don't know! But whatever it is, it has these guys amped up and passionate about our team! I'm fortunate enough to have season tickets in the Field Club section. Every person I've brought to a game loves the energy this group brings to the environment. Not only are they "wowed" by the athleticism and physical pace of the players, but also by the fanatics that cheer them on! Tip: Save up and buy yourself seats in the Field Club section. The Clubhouse is classic LA. Multi-cultured, style, vibes, fashion, celebs, and community. The tickets come as part of a package which which includes buffet style food options. As well as beer and wine (red/white/rose). If you prefer hard liquor, you're going to pay $22 for a double, but that's the only thing you'll have to pay out of pocket. At half-time, desserts are brought out. If you're with the kids, they have snacks, candies, flavored water, and hot dogs! You're so close to the game, you feel like the coach is going to smack you on the backside and tell you to get in the game!

I wanted to share my experience purchasing 2026 season tickets today. Due to a communication issue…read morewith my initial appointment, what should have been an exciting morning became quite stressful, and I was worried I'd lose my chance to get good seats. I decided to call the general customer service line, and that's when Keith stepped in and saved the day. He was immediately empathetic and ready to help. He was incredibly knowledgeable and efficient, and within minutes, he had located seats that worked perfectly for me. What started as a stressful morning ended with me happily securing my tickets, all thanks to Keith's exceptional service.

Take me out to the ball game Take me out with the crowd…read moreBuy me some peanuts and crackerjack... In honor of Pitchers and Catchers reporting this week, it felt like a great time to take ya'll out to the ball park. 5/5 Renovations Love that you can walk around the whole stadium. The center field area behind the pavilion seats is accessible and the added entrances make it easier to get in and around the ballpark. 5/5 Service Staff has always been very hospitable. From giving directions to answering questions. They are great with little kiddos too. They have elevators on the side if you have a wheel chair or walker (if you can walk please use the stairs). 4/5 Bathrooms Changing Tables are limited, they do have family restrooms but the lines can get longer than some batters hitting slumps. 4/5 Parking First timers it can get confusing depending on which parking lot you purchased. I suggest looking online so you can plan which entrance to use that will get you to your designated lot quickly. 5/5 Family Value Overall I've had great experiences at this ball park. From regular season to post season it gets crowded. The cost can go up depending on where you like to view the game but stay on the west side (3rd base side) to avoid the sunset in your eyes. Can't wait to get back to a ball game with my family. Cause its 1, 2, 3 Strikes your out at the old ball game... Psalm 24:8, God bless

Dodger fan, born and raised. Dad was a season ticket holder and I was his plus one. I didn't know…read moreit at the time, but those foundational years would prove to be beneficial during critical games, baseball trivia and all sorts of storytelling. Away games were a treat too because mom was in charge of the game snacks and she always allowed me to be her sous chef. I knew Dodger stadium like the back of my hand, and I even had special visiting privileges at the bullpen...back when the left and right field pavilion seats had no access to the main stadium. Dodger dogs were never a favorite, but hand me a Cool-A-Coo ice cream sammich and I was in heaven. On the rare occasion the concession ran out, I would settle for a chocolate Carnation ice cream in those waxy cardboard cups, but always detested the taste of the wooden spoons. Sutton, Russell, Garvey, Lopes, and Cey. Dusty Baker, Reggie Smith and Fernando were the players I most wanted to see. I always had a new pack of bubble gum ready to toss to Dusty! And the voice. The voice of the stadium. Vin Scully blaring on our portable radios - who didn't love listening to Vin calling a Dodger game? These days I prefer to enjoy games from home, but I'll always have amazing memories locked in my heart. Dare I say...three-peat??? Go Dodgers!

I am currently waiting in line 2 hours after a galaxy soccer game ended to leave the stadium. Worst…read moreparking lot mismanagement ever. Also worst Fourth of July Fireworks display ever. Epic failure that greatly diminished my groups fourth of July.

Scam!!! Fraudulent activity happens at this business. How they are still in operation baffles me!!…read morePurchased a ticket & could not create an account on the website or app. Kept getting an error message. Tried "live chat" which is laughable. My dog's stuffed animal is mote alive than that chat will ever be! I called the "help line" and even though it was between 12pm-3pm the calls were placed the message always said, "our office is closed. Call back during business hours". I emailed & received generic, "this is how you download the app" email responses. There is no event in the world worth this stress! I wasted $174 on a ticket & never got to attend the event. Shame on this company! Keely

Bummer. So they…read moremoved the venue to the beautiful Discovery Cube up in the Northern portion of LA County - in the sprawling Hansen rec area off the 210 freeway - To me bigger and more spread out than last year's event held in LA Live in a perma-tent. Let me just say that this is a charity event for the Kings Care Foundation Cost? About the same ($100) for us General Admission and like $300 for VIP. What does VIP get? Entry in for one hour before the GA. It had been 90 minutes last year. I had several VIP tell me they were able to get just about every King's signatures. The VIP includes Early entrance for VIP only Plus the additional 2-hr time frame that us common folk got. Plus a buffet lunch Plus a cut-in-line-pass - just one this year On top of the admission, autographs were $25 per pair for a predetermined pair of Kings, seated with individual table . Two things autographed, or one thing along with a professional photo that you could print or download (more on this later). Taking photos with your camera were not allowed - There was also a silent auction, grab bags, Sprouts prepared sandwiches for each GA. Beer and wine available for sale. Knowing lines were going to be long, we arrived 1hr and 45 minutes early and were probably 150th in line, not bad. The player's bus was a bit late, but after 60 minutes, the GA's were allowed in. Already knowing who I wanted autographs from, I briskly walked to my first choice, Drew Doughty and Matt Greene. I'd say no more than 30 in front of me. At first the line was actually moving at a pretty good pace, but then the VIP's who had the cut-in-line passes started lining up and the progression slowed to a snail's pace, Why? Because many of the VIP seemed to think it was ok to have multiple multiple items signed and pictures galore. The issue here is the employees who allowed this. I was three away, and a women had four jerseys, a hat and at least 2-3 pictures all to be signed. HEY KINGS - that isn't right. Drew and Greener took 1 hr and 10 minutes of my precious two hours - Alec Martinez took up the rest of my time and it was over..... Here are some observations Although spread out, the lines seem to go on forever - with very little monitoring of what was going to be signed and more importantly how many. So many fans feel entitled and don't bother with the rules - but it's the employees who are to blame. If they enforced the rules, it would go smoother When the professional photographer snapped your shots, you were given a card with a specific number - Prints were available there, or downloads were free on-line. Except the cards did not match up with the our pics. I blame again the workers who were supposed to pass the cards out correctly, they didn't. FAIL Too many people. I understand it was a charity event, but the Kings don't show much regard for our benefit. Too many people - too many tickets sold. If there were a few hundred tickets sold, it would of been better for everyone. Last year the prices for autographs were $5 and $10 - this year $25 for the pair of players they put together, again, not fan friendly - If I already have someone's autograph, I need to pay anyways to get the other? It would of been much better and lines would of been more spread out if players were individually available. Lastly (finally), I must say the VIP cutting in line with all their gear to have signed is just maddening. If I had four jerseys on my arm, I would of been called on it. Overall, it was an ok experience this year. Hope the Kings take some of our comments into consideration.

Not well organized. Bid on a silent auction item and won. They said they don't have the certificate…read morethere but asked me to put my name and number on a post it note!? Well they did charge my credit card the same day but as of today 1/21/15, I did not receive a call. I have had other problems with AEG related events and the Team LA store such as wrong orders received, delayed shipments etc. Makes being a Kings fan difficult.