Honda Center: the all-inclusive seating guide

Food

An endless buffet of seasonal, locally sourced culinary highlights on a rotating menu, with a reserved dining table included in each membership and no reservation needed

Alcohol

Beer, wine & spirits includedThe club's main bar serves premium champagnes, handcrafted cocktails, and distinctive wines. The pages say only that food and drinks are included during Ducks games and name no other drink anywhere, so the bar is read as the drink that is included.

Service ends

Not published

Applies to

Ducks games. The arena's product page says "food and drinks are included during Ducks games" and the Ducks' own 2026-27 season page says "all-inclusive food and beverages for Ducks games"; the membership itself covers every Honda Center event, but neither page extends the food and drink beyond hockey

Sections

Columbia Bank Club Level, East endNo numbered section is published. The arena's own Premium Seating map draws the club as a single navy band filling the east end of the 300 level, between the section 325 and section 303 corners, and prints the club's own name along that band with no section number inside it; the Ducks' 2026-27 season map does the same. The location phrase is the operator's own: "The Splitero Club will take up the Eastern end of Honda Center's Columbia Bank Club Level", and the Ducks' member deck says "on the East end of the 300s". The arena's 3D Seat Viewer, whose bowl model predates the rebuild and carries no Splitero Club at all, shows silver-tier club seats at 326, 301 and 302 in that arc, and those numbers are printed on neither current map. Both maps label that end of the ice "EAST, Ducks Defend Twice", which is an orientation phrase and not a fixed side, since the teams change ends between periods.

Rows

Opera Boxes of six seats each and Loge Seats sold individually, each paired with a reserved dining table; the club also has plush booths, banquet seating and ice-view seats in the bowl

The inclusion wording is the arena operator's, on the club's own page, and the Ducks repeat it in their own words on their 2026-27 season seat map; the Ducks publish no premium product page and send every premium link to the operator's site, so the operator is the team's publication here. Two things a later review must re-check. The club is new and not yet open: the page is written in the future tense and the Ducks' member deck says it "opens this October", before the October 4 home opener. And it was marketed as the Legacy Club until at least April 2026; the live page is that page word for word with the name swapped, which is how the former name was established, and the old name still runs through the markup of eight live pages on the operator's and the team's sites, this product's own page among them, where the logo images are labelled "Legacy Club at Honda Center logo" and the legend key is "Legacy Club legend key showing a blue rectangle".

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source

Food

An all-inclusive experience featuring a rotating selection of gameday favorites

Alcohol

Beer & wine includedA selection of beer, wine and hard seltzers. No spirits are named for this club, and the arena words its other club-level bars differently: the North Veranda Lounge is for a handcrafted cocktail and the club-level portable bar at section 307 serves beer, wine and cocktail options.

Service ends

Not published

Applies to

Anaheim Ducks games. The seat is priced only in the Ducks' own Orange Alliance season table and not among the arena's all-event Annual Club tiers, and the arena's description is of gameday favorites and views of the action on the ice

Price

2026-27 Orange Alliance season prices from the Ducks' own seat map: Row A $300 average per game and $13,200 for the full season; rows B to D $275 and $12,100. The page says the averages are reflective of 44 games, being 42 regular season home games and two preseason home games. The Ducks' 3D Seat Viewer prices the same club-level tier at $211 and $223.50 per game under its own 2026-27 price list; the figures quoted here are the seat map's.

Sections

Columbia Bank Club Level, west endNo numbered section is published. Both 2026-27 maps draw the club as a single band filling the west end of the 300 level, between sections 311 and 317, and print the club's own name along that band with no section number inside it; the arena's map carries a separate key for "Reserve Club ADA seating", drawn as a strip within the band, and the Ducks' map runs accessible seating markers along both of its edges. The Ducks' own 3D Seat Viewer calls that stretch of the club level "Club Reserve" and files sections 312 to 316, rows A to D, under it; its bowl model predates the rebuild, carrying no Splitero Club at all and keeping sections 301, 302 and 326 that neither current map prints, and the Ducks told members that section numbers are changing for 2026-27, so those numbers describe the level as it was rather than as it is now. The Ducks Only Club at 310, 311, 317 and 318 flanks it on both sides. Both maps label this end of the ice "WEST, Ducks Shoot Twice", which is an orientation phrase and not a fixed side, since the teams change ends between periods.

Rows

Row A and rows B to D, as the Ducks' 2026-27 season price table names them

The inclusion wording is the arena operator's, on its Premium Perks page, which is where the Ducks' own navigation sends premium buyers. That the name belongs to a seat product rather than to a club-level amenity is the operator's own: its Premium Seating map keys "The Reserve Club" and "Reserve Club ADA seating" over a band of club-level seats, and the Ducks' 2026-27 season map prints the same name on the same band and prices its rows. The Ducks' 3D Seat Viewer corroborates the inclusion by printing "Inclusive Food & Beverage" against the club-level tier it calls Club Reserve, rows A to D, the one tier on that level with neither a credit nor in-seat service, and every seating level in that dataset now carries a 2026-27 price, so the benefit list is current-season evidence. What stays ours is that the operator's all-inclusive room and the Ducks' priced Reserve Club rows are one product: the operator's paragraph names no row and the Ducks' price table states no inclusion. Neither the Ducks' 2026-27 member deck, which goes through the club level space by space, nor the arena's own dining pages mention the club at all. The dining room is shown as a rendering and the page calls the club new, so a later review should confirm the room is open; the arena's own A-Z guide says the club level's former Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Club is closed for renovation and the Ducks say it reopens early in 2027.

Last checked Sep 19, 2026 · source