When Do Seattle Kraken Tickets Go on Sale?

For Seattle Kraken games played in calendar year 2027, single-game tickets went on sale Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time. That date is officially confirmed and has passed; the Kraken’s official ticket page links to primary ticket sales. For the 2027–28 season, no on-sale date has been announced.

If you mean games from January through spring 2027, the sale already opened with the 2026–27 season. If you mean the 2027–28 season, that is a different ticket cycle, and there is no confirmed date yet. Keeping those two meanings separate helps you avoid chasing a rumored date—or paying a resale markup before checking the official inventory.

The team’s 2026 announcement listed single-game tickets from $65.50 and offered an Amex presale the day before general sales. Prices and seats can change, so use the final checkout total, not an old “starting at” figure, when setting your budget. (nhl.com)

Expected Release Window and Timing Cadence

For 2027 calendar-year games, the confirmed public on-sale was July 21, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. PT. The 2027–28 sale date is unannounced; past Kraken sales have ranged from July to September, so July 2027 is a reasonable watch window, not a confirmed date.

The 2026–27 schedule and ticketing announcement landed on July 16, 2026. The team set the public sale for July 21, five days later. The NHL schedule-release date is a useful signal, but it does not set the ticket-sale date by itself. The Kraken publish their own timing. (nhl.com)

Past cycles show why a single “usual date” can mislead. In 2025, the team announced the schedule and ticket details on July 16, then opened single-game sales July 25. In 2024, the schedule came out July 2, but single-game tickets did not go on sale until September 9. In 2023, the team’s June 28 announcement set the sale for July 10. (nhl.com)

For 2027–28, watch the Kraken’s ticket page and official announcements after the next NHL schedule release. The dates above show a pattern of summer sales, but not a fixed lead time. I would treat any predicted date or time as a planning estimate until the team confirms it.

Presale Tiers, VIP Drops, and Early Access

The verified early-access offer for 2026–27 was an American Express presale on Monday, July 20, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. PT. The general sale began Tuesday, July 21, at 10:00 a.m. PT; the presale did not reserve seats or guarantee a price. (nhl.com)

For that sale, the team said Amex card members could buy presale tickets while supplies lasted, with terms applying. The announcement did not list a registration deadline, spending minimum, or number-of-ticket limit. Do not assume those terms apply to another season; check the specific presale notice before relying on it. (nhl.com)

Season-ticket memberships and multi-game products are separate from single-game sales. For 2026–27, the Kraken put season memberships on sale and launched Build-A-Pack on July 16, before the single-game public sale. The pack allowed fans to select three to nine games; the team advertised savings of up to 32% compared with single-game pricing. (nhl.com)

I would not plan around a rumored code, credit-card offer, or loyalty tier unless it appears in a team or authorized-ticketing notice. A presale code or eligible card can open a sale window, but it does not hold seats in your cart or promise a particular section. (nhl.com)

Historical Release and Pricing Trends

The recent record ranges from a July public sale to a September sale, rather than following one annual date. The 2026 announcement gave a $65.50 starting price; earlier announcements below set sale dates but did not state a verified single-game starting price. (nhl.com)

A low advertised price is not a promise that every game or section will cost that amount. The $65.50 figure belongs to the 2026–27 announcement; it is not a reliable estimate for the next season. The Kraken’s ticket page currently lists games and offers, but the seat map and checkout are where you should verify the price for your chosen event. (nhl.com)

Step-by-Step Purchasing Playbook

Start at the Kraken’s official ticket page, then follow its purchase link to the authorized checkout. Before choosing seats, decide which games, sections, and all-in price fit your budget; once the sale opens, prices and available seats can change during the buying process. (nhl.com)

Before the drop

Create or test the account used by the linked ticketing platform. Confirm your email, password, and payment details, and save a short list of acceptable games and sections. For a presale, read the current terms first; the 2026 Amex window, for example, had a specific date and hours, not open-ended access. (nhl.com)

Set a maximum total per seat, including fees and taxes, before entering the queue. Climate Pledge Arena says verified tickets are sold through Ticketmaster and that the price display includes the total with fees and taxes at the seat-selection stage. Compare that total rather than relying on a headline price. (climatepledgearena.com)

On sale day

Use the link from the official Kraken page and sign in before the announced start time. Follow the ticketing page’s queue instructions; avoid opening extra sessions or refreshing unless the page directs you to do so. A presale code, when offered, grants access to that sale window, not a reserved seat. (nhl.com)

When seats appear, check the game date, section, row, quantity, and checkout total before paying. If your preferred seats disappear, compare your backup sections rather than rushing into a listing above your budget. Do not assume a ticket will be refunded or repriced if the same section later shows a lower price; check the purchase terms for your order.

After purchase and later inventory

Confirm the order appears in the ticket account and retain the receipt. The Kraken say fans can manage mobile tickets, transfer them, or list eligible tickets through Ticketmaster Verified Resale in the account manager. Review the event’s entry instructions before game day. (nhl.com)

If the first sale does not have the seats you want, return to the official page later and compare current primary inventory. The team’s ticket page includes single-game offers and bundles, and those are distinct from resale listings. I would not count on a specific restock date or a guaranteed price drop. (nhl.com)

Resale Markets, Timing, and Ticket Safety

If primary seats are gone or do not fit your needs, compare resale listings only after checking the official Kraken link. Secondary sites such as SeatGeek, StubHub, and Gametime are separate channels; inventory, fees, and buyer terms can differ. There is no verified price-drop curve that guarantees a cheaper ticket on game day.

Compare the total cost for the same game, section, and row, and read the seller’s delivery details before paying. Climate Pledge Arena says it cannot verify tickets bought outside Ticketmaster and advises fans to buy verified tickets through Ticketmaster. For an eligible ticket, the Kraken’s account manager also links to Ticketmaster Verified Resale. (climatepledgearena.com)

Avoid paying a stranger by direct transfer or assuming a screenshot is a valid ticket. Ticketmaster’s transfer process issues the recipient a new barcode after the transfer is accepted, while the sender’s ticket barcode becomes invalid. After buying or accepting a transfer, confirm the ticket appears in your account or official app. (help.ticketmaster.com)

Real-World Purchasing Scenario

The 2026–27 sale shows how quickly separate ticket windows can arrive. On July 16, the Kraken announced Build-A-Pack and a $65.50 single-game starting price, then listed the Amex presale for July 20 and general sales for July 21. The schedule and purchase windows were official, not a guess based on the NHL calendar. (nhl.com)

A buyer who waited for the general sale could still shop, but would miss the Amex window. A buyer who saw the presale notice and assumed it guaranteed the best seats could also be disappointed: the team said the offer was while supplies lasted, not that every seat was included. The practical move was to choose acceptable games and a firm all-in limit in advance, then compare the actual seat map during the buyer’s eligible window. (nhl.com)

For the next cycle, the lesson is simple: monitor the official ticket page, note the exact time and eligibility rules, and distinguish the team’s announcement from a resale listing. If a date is still unannounced, treat it as unconfirmed rather than letting a countdown or “last chance” message rush you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Seattle Kraken tickets for 2027 on sale now?

Yes. Tickets for the Kraken’s 2026–27 season, which includes games played in calendar year 2027, went on general sale Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. PT. Start at the official Kraken ticket page to see current primary inventory and ticket offers. (nhl.com)

What time did the 2026–27 public sale start?

The Kraken’s public single-game sale began Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time. The team’s Amex presale was Monday, July 20, from 11:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. PT. Those times applied to that season’s sale, not necessarily the next one. (nhl.com)

How much did 2026–27 Kraken tickets start at?

The Kraken announced single-game tickets starting at $65.50 for the 2026–27 season. That is a historical advertised starting price, not a guaranteed price for every opponent, section, or game. Check the current seat map and final checkout total for the specific date you want. (nhl.com)

Was there a presale for the 2026–27 season?

Yes. American Express card members had a presale on July 20, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. PT, while supplies lasted. The team’s announcement did not state a minimum spend or a general registration deadline. A presale provided access, not a seat reservation. (nhl.com)

Where should I buy Seattle Kraken tickets?

Start at nhl.com/kraken/tickets and follow the team’s purchase link to the authorized ticketing page. Climate Pledge Arena identifies Ticketmaster as its verified ticket seller and warns that it cannot verify tickets from other sites. Compare the full price and seller terms before checkout. (nhl.com)

Are Kraken season tickets sold before single-game tickets?

They can be. For 2026–27, the Kraken said full- and half-season memberships were available, and Build-A-Pack went on sale July 16, before single-game public sales began July 21. Membership products and single-game tickets have different terms, so check each offer directly. (nhl.com)

Is resale cheaper close to game day?

There is no verified rule that resale prices will fall before a Kraken game. Listings can change, and a lower ticket price may not mean a lower total after fees. Compare identical sections and dates, review the delivery terms, and use the official account or app to confirm ticket delivery. (climatepledgearena.com)

(This article was written by one of our staff writers, Michael T. Hargrove. Visit our Meet the Team page.)