Kings Announce 2026-27 Promotional Schedule + LAKI Suite Night Information Form!

Insiders!

Sharing a couple of things today, including a request form for LAKI Suite Night!

You’ll find that below.

But first some potentially helpful information.

The Kings announced today their promotional schedule for the 2026-27 season. The giveaway items, the theme nights, the charitable tie-ins, the information you might want when selecting a game to attend, suite night or not.

It all starts on October 6, the first home game of the season. The full arena will receive a 60th anniversary-themed goalie mask, which from what I have seen and heard around the team offices in El Segundo should be one of the cooler giveaway items we’ve seen here in a bit. Think that should be a pretty cool item to kick off the 60th season of Kings hockey, incorporating some of the team’s history into the mask itself. More to come on plans for the 60th Anniversary season in the near future!

Plenty of other giveaway opportunities throughout the course of the season as well. A neck gaiter on Dia de Muertos Night on October 29. A poster card giveaway on November 7 as a part of the Hockey Fights Cancer initiative. A rally towel giveaway for Pride Night on December 1. Three themed giveaways in December, centered around Peanuts, Marvel and Elf. And that’s just 2026. Tons of giveaways and themes, with more potentially to be added between now and when the games actually hit, specifically coming in the second half of the season.

For a full list of promotions, see here on LAKings.com.

Something you might want to consider when looking at dates to come for Suite Night. Could be a cool giveaway item that you could get by getting to the game early or maybe a theme night or charitable initiative that carries some meaning that you’d like to support. No wrong answers there, but I thought today would be a good tie-in to put the two together!

Now, for the good stuff.

LAKI Suite Night!

Trying to get ahead of this one this season and I’d like to try and new approach here. Embedded below is a survey for those interested in attending. I’d like to source some thoughts from the group here. Send in what games you might be interested in and I can go from there and see what makes sense from a suite inventory perspective, depending on what everyone wants to do. Suite information is just recently finalized, so we should have a good opportunity to get a pick of the games. Keep in mind that different games have different pricing – a Wednesday in October is going to be cheaper than a Saturday versus Anaheim. However, I still think that Suite Tickets present a pretty decent value. We’re likely looking somewhere in the $100 price range or slightly higher, as we had last season, depending on the game we select.

My goal is once again to run two Suite Nights this season – one in the first half (think November / early-December range) and one in the second half (thinking March). If there is a group that is interested in Anze Kopitar’s jersey retirement, I am happy to look into it, but that will be a higher-priced game and we might need to get money closer to up front, sooner rather than later, as opposed to a game with lesser interest. I would be happy to try and make that happen though if that is what everyone wants to do!

Included on the form are a few questions that would be helpful for me to formalize. Rather than go into one-offs, I’d like to get everyone’s thoughts in one place so that I can see what everyone is thinking. I have a few thoughts myself but I think that if there are some clear trends that form, we can set something fun up to accompany the suite experience! The earlier we can get into things too the better and the more likely we could set up something that goes beyond just the suite itself.

The form is embedded below. If easier, you can find the form HERE as well. If there are any objections to filling it out, feel free to email me (zdooley@lakings.com) with any thought or put them specifically in the comment section of this story, even if it comes after the next post goes up so that I can reference them in one place.