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Seattle, WA · Seattle Kraken

Climate Pledge Arena: the all-inclusive seating guide

Climate Pledge Arena sits at Seattle Center under the landmarked roof built for the 1962 World's Fair, and Oak View Group runs it for three tenants: the NHL's Kraken, the WNBA's Storm and the PWHL's Seattle Torrent. Delaware North runs the food and drink. One product here has an official page saying food comes with the seat: the Moët & Chandon Impérial Lounge, which the arena calls the only all-inclusive private restaurant in the building, where a four-person dining table is paired with an Opera box of four seats among Boxes 1–17 at the south end of the PitchBook Suite Level. The arena lists it for Seattle Kraken games with dining included and for select central stage shows as seating only, and names no drink as included; its own premium seat licence, which covers single event lounge seats, says food and beverage are available for purchase, so the terms are worth confirming at the point of sale. Everything else premium is bought. The 40 PitchBook Suites on that level, numbered 1–20 on the east side and 21–40 on the west, and the 19 Tunnel Club Suites at event level order catering, and the Kraken's own suite rental site tells buyers to pre-order food and drink from Delaware North or order once they arrive. The WaFd Bank Club behind sections 13–15 and the Symetra Club behind sections 26 and 01–02 are club spaces with a craft beer area and stands that require a club ticket, and American Express Hall across sections 118–123 is sold as a members-only club with its own concourse and entry. The Amex Lounge is a separate room for Centurion and Platinum Card Members with a full-service bar and no food named, and the Verizon Lounge on the event level is a members' speakeasy. Season ticket members receive 25 percent off food and drink at Kraken home games rather than food with the seat. Doors open 90 minutes before puck drop, and the arena is running a state Liquor and Cannabis Board pilot that lets guests carry mixed drinks around the building.

Clubs with food & drink included

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Likely
Food
Included at Kraken games. The arena calls it "the only all-inclusive private restaurant in the arena" and lists "Upscale culinary experience + reserved dining table (Seattle Kraken games only)"; its premium hub card reads "Seattle Kraken games (dining included)" and its Fast Facts page calls the space an "All-inclusive private restaurant attached to opera boxes of four seats". No menu or course list is published.
Alcohol
Alcohol not includedNo drink is named as included on any Kraken facing page. The arena's private event entry for the same room lists a full-service bar among its fittings, which is not a statement that drinks are complimentary. We still need to confirm this with the venue.
Not included
  • Select central stage shows carry the seating only, with no dining included
  • No drink is stated as included at Kraken games
Service ends
Not published
Applies to
Seattle Kraken games. The arena page says the experience is for "Seattle Kraken games (dining included) and select central stage shows (seating only)".
Sections
Boxes 1–17Section label read from the arena's own LL1 PitchBook Suite Level map, which prints "Boxes 1–17" over the Moët & Chandon Impérial Lounge wordmark at the south end of the bowl and numbers each box 1 to 17. The map the product page itself links under "View map" is the same artwork with the lounge and those boxes highlighted, carrying the same label. The lounge sits behind them on the same level. The arena's private event entry for the room gives 7,500 square feet, a seated dinner capacity of 280 and a reception capacity of 250. No official page publishes a seat count for the game-night product.
Rows
Not published. The arena describes "Semi-private box style seating in sets of four seats", with a four-person dining table in the restaurant paired to each Opera box of four seats.

Four official pages state the inclusion: the arena's product page, its premium hub card, its Fast Facts page, and the Kraken's own premium page, which carries the all-inclusive sentence word for word. The arena has published that sentence since at least January 2022, and the lines scoping dining to Kraken games are a later addition its 2022 copy does not carry. Against all of it, the arena's Premium Seat License Terms and Conditions, whose scope covers "Moet & Chandon Imperial Lounge Seat(s)", say under Food and Beverage only "Available for purchase from CPA or their designees". The record follows the product pages, which were updated on Sep. 14, 2026 and deliberately separate Kraken games from shows, over a single generic clause that the licence itself dates "Last Updated: April 2023", that reads word for word the same in a June 2023 capture, and that still carries COVID-19 protocol language. That reading is ours, and it is still to be confirmed with the venue. Alcohol stays none because no Kraken facing page names a pour; the Storm's page for the same room itemizes complimentary beer, wine and refreshments, but that is a package for the co-tenant's own games.

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source

Premium at this arena that is not all-inclusive

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