Seattle Kraken Suites

Climate Pledge Arena, 305 Harrison St., Seattle, WA

Seattle’s massive jump in 2022-23 is a great indicator of what is to come. The Kraken had 100 points last season, 40 more than its inaugural year. After earning the No. 1 Wildcard spot, Seattle took down the defending champion Colorado Avalanche before falling in the next round. Seattle has one of the most balanced offenses in the NHL. Thirteen different players scored 13 or more goals last season. Eleven of those skaters return in 2023-24. Jared McCann led the way with 70 points. He recorded 40 goals, 16 more than his closest teammate. Matty Beniers, Jaden Schwartz, Jordan Eberle, and Oliver Bjorkstrand all add necessary depth on offense. The Kraken are primed for another deep postseason push.

Climate Pledge Arena has great luxury options. The AMEX Hall (modern food hall), Symetra Club and WaFd Bank Club (including craft beer spaces), and Space Needle Lounge (with great views of the Space Needle) all include elite perks, exclusive opportunities, upscale food and beverage, and more. The Moët & Chandon Impérial Lounge is the only all-inclusive private restaurant in the stadium. With semi-private box style seating in sets of four seats, fans get upscale culinary experiences, a reserved dining table, VIP parking, and premium treatment. And for Suites, Seattle has you covered. PitchBrook Suites accommodate anywhere from 20-40 guests. VIP parking, customized catering options, multiple Suite packages, and intimate seating are a part of the deal.

The inaugural Seattle Kraken is in the books, and now the passionate fans of Seattle are ready for more success in year two. That success may come in the form of their two top prospects, Matty Beniers and Shane Wright. Beniers was the second pick in the 2021 NHL Draft and had nine points in 10 NHL games last year. Wright was a top-five pick in the 2022 draft and scored 94 points in the Ontario Hockey League last season, and he may see a promotion to the Kraken this year. Both, along with free agents Andre Burakovsky (Colorado) and Oliver Bjorkstrand (Columbus), should boost the long-term offense that was ranked toward the bottom of the league last year.

If you haven’t been to Climate Pledge Arena after the massive renovation of what was known as KeyArena, now is the perfect time, and go ahead and level-up your visit with a luxury suite. PitchBook Suites hold anywhere from 20 to 40 guests and come with parking, a VIP arena entrance, and customized catering options.

Welcome to the NHL, Emerald City! The Kraken embark on their inaugural year in the league, guided by former Philadelphia head coach Dave Hakstol, who wants this team’s identity to be gritty and aggressive. The franchise’s first major roster move came when signing of goaltender Philipp Grubauer to a 6-year, $35 million dollar deal. The Vezina Trophy finalist is coming off a career year where he won 30 games, posted seven shutouts, and recorded a 1.95 goals against average for the Avalanche. Seattle favored defense in its expansion draft taking two marquee veterans in Dallas’ Jamie Oleksiak and Calgary’s Mark Giordano. Offensive production up front may be more of a challenge, but Jordan Eberle and Jaden Schwartz have both posted 20-goal seasons at multiple points over their careers. Located on the site of the city’s historic 1962 World’s Fair, the Climate Pledge Arena provides many premium options for your first taste of Kraken hockey. The Pitchbrook Suites are the perfect place to entertain clients and conduct business before the puck drops with customizable catering options for up to 40 guests. Opera box-style seating comes standard at the only all-inclusive private restaurant in the arena, the Metropolitan Club. Get a taste of craft beer at one of two private lounges in either the Symetra Club or WaFd Bank Club, inspired by the spirit of Seattle.