Crypto.com Arena: the all-inclusive seating guide

Food

"Fully inclusive best-in-class cuisine" and a "Premium complimentary food & beverage offering", in the arena's words. The arena calls the room its most exclusive dining experience.

Alcohol

Beer & wine includedNot itemized. The arena names no drink at all, writing only "Premium complimentary food & beverage offering". Recorded as beer and wine because the one product at this arena that itemizes its included drinks, the Premier Tables & Lounges, lists beer, wine and soft drinks, and because no page names spirits for this club. We still need to confirm this with the venue.

Not included

• No drink type is named on the official page
• Spirits are not named as included

Service ends

Not published for the club. The arena's A-Z guide ends general alcohol sales at the 12:00 mark of the fourth quarter at NBA events, and does not say whether that governs complimentary service inside the clubs

Applies to

Not published as an event limit. Access runs with the seat: the arena admits Premium Glass and Courtside seat holders, which at a Lakers game means the courtside ticket. The Premium Glass half of the same sentence is the Kings' glass seat and has its own record

Sections

CourtsideNo numbered labels are published for the basketball half of this club. The arena's product page puts the club on the Event Level and says it is "only accessible to Premium Glass and Courtside seat holders"; Premium Glass is the LA Kings' glass seat and has its own record, so Courtside is the basketball half of that sentence. Neither the Lakers nor the arena prints a courtside section or row number anywhere: the Lakers' seating map and the arena's Virtual Arena Tour are both 3D viewers, and no 2D map or price sheet was found. The Virtual Arena Tour's own configuration was read on Sep. 19, 2026 and has no group for this club and no courtside or glass group at all, so it numbers nothing here; the Kings' separate viewer does number the club's glass seats, which is recorded against the Kings. A third-party seating guide describes courtside seats here as carrying club access, all-inclusive food and beverage, and in-seat wait service, without naming the club and without section labels.

Rows

Not published

The inclusion comes from the arena's own product page for the club, read Sep. 18, 2026 and re-verified word for word Sep. 19, 2026, which states "Fully inclusive best-in-class cuisine" and a "Premium complimentary food & beverage offering". No Lakers page names the club: the team's Courtside Reserve page promises "complete in-seat food and beverage service, VIP club access" without naming one, so the step from the arena's "Courtside seat holders" to a Lakers courtside ticket is our own reading of a page that describes the room rather than the ticket. That step is longer on this record than on the Kings one, because the arena's sentence names Premium Glass outright and never writes Courtside Reserve, Lakers or basketball. The page publishes no drink type, no section, no row, no price and no purchase path. Formerly the Chairman's Club: AEG's release of Oct. 17, 2024 says the space is "located in what was formerly known as the Chairman's Club". We still need to ask the venue about the drinks and whether Courtside Reserve seats reach the club.

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source

Food

"Fully inclusive best-in-class cuisine" and a "Premium complimentary food & beverage offering", in the arena's words. The arena calls the room its most exclusive dining experience.

Alcohol

Beer & wine includedNot itemized. The arena names no drink at all, writing only "Premium complimentary food & beverage offering". Recorded as beer and wine because the one membership at this arena that itemizes its included drinks, the Premier Tables & Lounges, lists beer, wine and soft drinks, and because no page names spirits for this club. We still need to confirm this with the venue.

Not included

• No drink type is named on the official page
• Spirits are not named as included

Service ends

Not published for the club. The arena's A-Z guide ends general alcohol sales at the 10:00 mark of the third period at NHL events, and does not say whether that governs complimentary service inside the clubs

Applies to

Not published as an event limit. Access runs with the seat: the arena admits Premium Glass and Courtside seat holders, and Premium Glass is the glass seat at a Kings game. The Courtside half of the same sentence is the basketball floor and has its own record

Sections

Premium GlassPremium Glass is the arena's own name for the seat class, and its product page limits the club to "Premium Glass and Courtside seat holders", naming the glass seat first. No page prints a numbered label for it. The LA Kings' own 3D Seat Viewer, linked from their memberships page, does carry a filter group titled "Delta SKY360° Club", and its configuration lists the arena's space ids for eleven 100 Level sections (102, 103, 105, 106, 107, 110, 111, 112, 115, 116 and 119) with the first row of each and a second row in 105, 106, 107, 115 and 116. Those are the rows on the glass. They are the arena's internal space ids rather than printed labels, so they are recorded here and not in the sections list; the arena's own Virtual Arena Tour has no group for this club at all. A hand check of the rendered viewer would settle whether it prints them as section numbers, and a research item is open for it.

Rows

Not published as a row label. The Kings' 3D Seat Viewer files the club against the first row of eleven 100 Level sections, with a second row in five of them, which are the rows on the glass

The inclusion comes from the arena's own product page for the club, re-verified word for word on Sep. 19, 2026, which states "Fully inclusive best-in-class cuisine" and a "Premium complimentary food & beverage offering" and says the room is "only accessible to Premium Glass and Courtside seat holders". That sentence names the Kings' seat class outright, so the step from the page to a Kings glass ticket is shorter than the equivalent step on the Lakers record, and the Kings' own 3D Seat Viewer corroborates it by filing eleven sections of glass rows under the club's name. It still rests on our own reading: the arena's page names no team, and no Kings page names the club, uses the phrase Premium Glass, or states any inclusion. Kept separate from the Lakers record because Courtside is a basketball floor label and the arena publishes a different alcohol cut-off for NHL events. Formerly the Chairman's Club: AEG's release of Oct. 17, 2024 says the space is "located in what was formerly known as the Chairman's Club". The page publishes no drink type, no price and no purchase path; the drinks are still to be confirmed with the venue.

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source

Food

"All-inclusive food & beverage, including Chef's Table, beer, wine and soft drinks" (arena membership benefits). The arena's suites catalog badges both units "Food & Beverage Included (NBA/NHL Games)". Served inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel, the full-service restaurant on Suite Level A, with in-seat beverage service at the table or lounge.

Alcohol

Beer & wine included"beer, wine and soft drinks", itemized on the arena's membership benefits. No spirits are named, and the same arena writes "Hand curated wines, liquors and spirits" for the Lexus Club when it means spirits.

Not included

• Spirits
• Sparks games: this is the one membership at the arena whose benefits omit them, and the suites catalog qualifies the inclusion as NBA and NHL games
• Concerts and family shows, which the membership covers with pre-sale access rather than a ticket

Service ends

Not published for the club. The arena's A-Z guide ends general alcohol sales at the 12:00 mark of the fourth quarter at NBA events, and does not say whether that governs complimentary service inside the clubs

Applies to

Lakers games. The membership covers "All Lakers and Kings regular-season home games, including playoffs", and the arena's suites catalog states the limit again as "Food & Beverage Included (NBA/NHL Games)"; the Kings half of that sentence has its own record, because the arena publishes a different alcohol cut-off for NHL events

Sections

Baseline seating on Premium Level A, inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel (Premier Table), Corner seating on Premium Level A, inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel (Premier Lounge)The location phrases are the arena's own: its suites catalog gives a Premier Table as "Baseline seating on Premium Level A inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel" and a Premier Lounge as "Corner seating on Premium Level A inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel". No numbered label is published for either. Both 3D viewers at this building group the product as twenty-seven units, the arena's space ids S_TB0 to S_TB26, which corroborates that it is one pool of tables and lounges but prints no label a buyer would see. The arena's A-Z guide files the level as "Suite Level A - A Suite/PR Tickets", and its Premium Dining page marks the level's concessions against sections PR1, PR4, PR6 and PR12, which are the Premier Seats rather than these tables. A third-party guide numbers that bowl Premier 1 to Premier 17 and still calls the club by its retired name, so it is not relied on.

Rows

Four-seat units, sold whole. A Premier Table is four leather armchairs, two per row, with a high top dining table directly behind the seats and an HDTV for each row; it carries 4 tickets with up to 4 more available. A Premier Lounge is banquette seating with a dining table and an HDTV within the lounge; it carries 4 tickets with up to 2 more.

The inclusion is itemized on the arena's own membership benefits, read Sep. 18, 2026 and re-verified word for word Sep. 19, 2026, and stated again on the arena's suites catalog, which badges both units "Food & Beverage Included (NBA/NHL Games)". The arena's premium memberships page carries the product's official name. No Lakers page names it, so the listing rests on the arena's pages alone, which is how premium seating is sold at this building. Kept as one record for the table and the lounge under the site's rule, and separate from the Kings record under the Sep. 19, 2026 decision on per-tenant wording: the benefit line covers both teams, but the only published service cut-off is the arena's, and it is worded to the quarters of a basketball game here and to the periods of a hockey game there. The club it sits in was the San Manuel Club: the LA Kings' own Premier Seats page, last captured July 1, 2023 and since removed, gave holders "Complimentary membership in the exclusive San Manuel Club", and no current official page carries that name. A Lakers page from 2013 titled "Premier Tables and Lounges at STAPLES Center" shows the seat product predates the sponsor prefix. No numbered sections, rows or price are published, and whether spirits are included and a single game can be bought are still to be confirmed with the venue.

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source

Food

"All-inclusive food & beverage, including Chef's Table, beer, wine and soft drinks" (arena membership benefits, whose first line is "All Lakers and Kings regular-season home games, including playoffs"). The LA Kings' own copy of the suites catalog badges both units "Food & Beverage Included", and the arena's copy adds the qualifier "(NBA/NHL Games)". Served inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel, the full-service restaurant on Suite Level A, with in-seat beverage service at the table or lounge.

Alcohol

Beer & wine included"beer, wine and soft drinks", itemized on the arena's membership benefits. No spirits are named, and the same arena writes "Hand curated wines, liquors and spirits" for the Lexus Club when it means spirits.

Not included

• Spirits
• Sparks games: this is the one membership at the arena whose benefits omit them, and the suites catalog qualifies the inclusion as NBA and NHL games
• Concerts and family shows, which the membership covers with pre-sale access rather than a ticket

Service ends

Not published for the club. The arena's A-Z guide ends general alcohol sales at the 10:00 mark of the third period at NHL events, and does not say whether that governs complimentary service inside the clubs

Applies to

Kings games. The membership covers "All Lakers and Kings regular-season home games, including playoffs", and the arena's suites catalog states the limit again as "Food & Beverage Included (NBA/NHL Games)"; the Lakers half of that sentence has its own record, because the arena publishes a different alcohol cut-off for NBA events

Sections

Baseline seating on Premium Level A, inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel (Premier Table), Corner seating on Premium Level A, inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel (Premier Lounge)The location phrases are the Kings' own as well as the arena's: the two catalog panels were read on lakingssuites.com and on cryptoarenasuites.com on Sep. 19, 2026 and are word for word identical, giving a Premier Table as "Baseline seating on Premium Level A inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel" and a Premier Lounge as "Corner seating on Premium Level A inside the Yaamava' Club by San Manuel". Baseline is the arena's and the team's own word for where the seat is in the building, printed on a card the arena badges for NBA and NHL games alike, rather than a hockey description of the end. No numbered label is published for either unit. The Kings' own 3D Seat Viewer groups the product as twenty-seven units, the arena's space ids S_TB0 to S_TB26, and the arena's Virtual Arena Tour lists the same twenty-seven under the product's full name; those are internal space ids, not printed labels. The arena's A-Z guide files the level as "Suite Level A - A Suite/PR Tickets".

Rows

Four-seat units, sold whole. A Premier Table is four leather armchairs, two per row, with a high top dining table directly behind the seats and an HDTV for each row; it carries 4 tickets with up to 4 more available. A Premier Lounge is banquette seating with a dining table and an HDTV within the lounge; it carries 4 tickets with up to 2 more.

This is the best supported record at the building. The inclusion is itemized on the arena's own membership benefits under a first line that names the Kings, "All Lakers and Kings regular-season home games, including playoffs"; it is stated a second time on the arena's suites catalog as "Food & Beverage Included (NBA/NHL Games)", which names the league outright; and it is stated a third time on the Kings' own copy of that catalog, which prints "Food & Beverage Included" without the qualifier. All three were re-read on Sep. 19, 2026. Kept as one record for the table and the lounge under the site's rule, and separate from the Lakers record under the Sep. 19, 2026 decision on per-tenant wording: the benefit line covers both teams, but the only published service cut-off is the arena's, and it is worded to the periods of a hockey game here and to the quarters of a basketball game there. The club it sits in was the San Manuel Club: the Kings' own Premier Seats page, last captured July 1, 2023 and since removed, gave holders "Complimentary membership in the exclusive San Manuel Club", and no current official page carries that name. No numbered sections, rows or price are published, and whether spirits are included and a single game can be bought are still to be confirmed with the venue.

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source

Food

"Inclusive food and beverage with a premium bar and personal bartender until start of 3rd period" (the Kings' VIP Hospitality Spaces page). The menu is not published

Alcohol

Beer & wine includedNot itemized. The page says only "a premium bar and personal bartender". Recorded as beer and wine because the Kings Corner package, written in the same construction on the same page, itemizes its bar as "(beer, wine, and soft drinks)", and because nothing at this arena names spirits for this package; the arena writes "Hand curated wines, liquors and spirits" for the Lexus Club when it means spirits. We still need to confirm this with the venue.

Not included

• Spirits are not named as included

Service ends

"Until start of 3rd period", in the team's words. No start time for service is published

Applies to

Kings home games, as a VIP hospitality package sold by the team's group sales. The page names no other event

Sections

Glass seats in between the Kings and opponent's benchThe location phrase is the team's own, from the only page that sells the package: "11 glass seats in between the Kings and opponent's bench". No section or row number is printed for those seats, and the Kings' 3D Seat Viewer carries no group under this name. The hospitality room is "across from the Kings locker room"; no page prints a label for it either.

Rows

Eleven glass seats, sold with the hospitality room as one package. No row is published

One page states everything in this record: the Kings' VIP Hospitality Spaces page, which no menu links except the group tickets hub. It states the inclusion, the seat count, the room, the service cut-off and the parking, and it publishes no price, no capacity beyond the eleven seats and no time at which service starts. The package is the Kings' own, sold for their games, so it carries no Lakers record; it became recordable when the Kings were onboarded, under the site's rule. Alcohol is read as included because the sentence says "Inclusive food and beverage" and then names the bar as how it is served, which is the reverse of the wording the site has ruled on at Ball Arena, where a bar sat among a room's contents; the tier is the narrowest the page supports. The room is not the Delta SKY360 Club, which the arena puts on the Event Level and reaches from Premium Glass and Courtside seats. Nothing dates the page and the Internet Archive holds a single capture, Feb. 12, 2026, so a later review should confirm it is still this season's package. We still need to ask the venue about spirits, the price and when service starts.

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source

Food

"Inclusive Food and beverage catering with a personal bartender (beer, wine, and soft drinks)" (the Kings' VIP Hospitality Spaces page), served in the private hospitality space from two hours before the game. What the catering contains is not published

Alcohol

Beer & wine included"beer, wine, and soft drinks", itemized by the team alongside a personal bartender. No spirits are named, and the same building writes "Hand curated wines, liquors and spirits" for the Lexus Club when it means spirits.

Not included

• Spirits

Service ends

"2 hours pregame and up until the beginning of the third period", in the team's words, for the private hospitality space

Applies to

Kings home games, as a VIP hospitality package sold by the team's group sales for 24 to 50 people. The page names no other event

Sections

Section 108Section 108 is the team's own label: the package carries "Group tickets in section 108- 5 rows back from the glass and directly above the suite space". The hospitality space itself is "on the locker room level", and no official page prints a label for it; the team calls it the Kings Corner Suite. The Kings' 3D Seat Viewer carries no group under this name.

Rows

Five rows back from the glass in section 108, directly above the suite space. The package hosts 24 to 50 people

One page states everything in this record: the Kings' VIP Hospitality Spaces page, which no menu links except the group tickets hub. It itemizes the drinks, gives the seats a section number, gives the space a window that starts two hours before the game and ends at the third period, and sets the party at 24 to 50 people. It publishes no price and no booking path. The package is the Kings' own, sold for their games, so it carries no Lakers record; it became recordable when the Kings were onboarded, under the site's rule, and it clears the group threshold on its smallest allotment. Nothing dates the page and the Internet Archive holds a single capture, Feb. 12, 2026, so a later review should confirm it is still this season's package. We still need to ask the venue about the price and what the catering contains.

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source