Los Angeles Kings Tickets

The game was good and the atmosphere was fun, but my seats were not great. I wish I would have been told up front that my chosen seats would have an obstructed view. I have been to hockey games at other arenas and sat in a similar area with no problem seeing the whole ice. With these particular seats my view cut off at the top of the circles so almost 1/3 of the ice wasn’t visible. If I would have been made aware of this I would have chosen a different section. That being said we still had a great time and enjoyed the game.

I know technically this was a "Kings home Game", but not really. The arena was filled with fans from lots of other NHL teams and there were more SJ Sharks fans than LA. The camera only showed kings fans and only include kings fan for the games between periods. It left a bad feeling for all the others who where there for an NHL exerience. Very non inclusive if one is trying create a new fan base for hockey. I don't think I would attend again.

Delta center food and drinks are waaaay overpriced. Event was fun, commentators were a little much. Overall great experience .

It Was awesome, its NHL Hockey in Salt Lake City!!, But no Frozen Fury Swag!!!!!

It was awesome that the NHL decided to put an exhibition game on at Vivint. The only problem is this is a basketball arena and was built too short for the sport. I had a corner seat and the view of the near goal was obstructed by the seats in front of me due to the sharp viewing angle. Unfortunately I don't see how a hockey could be supported without a major renovation to the arena. Other than that it was a fun game and I enjoyed the BBQ and craft beers the venue had.

The Vivint Center is not a good arena for ice hockey, better suited for basketball and concerts. Not nearly enough room in front of the seat for people to walk in and out of the row

Any time we get a chance to bring the NHL to Utah, we should do it! I highly appreciate the opportunity and thoroughly enjoyed a very well played NHL game!

As expected the players, well the Kings, weren't playing to their maximum potential, but the fluidity and skills of the players was amazing. The arena was renovated for basketball and failed to take into consideration for other events. The audio system is probably worse than before.

The experience was fun. The arena really isn't set up for hockey. It would of been better if it wasn't a preseason game. Not as exciting. Players weren't skating as hard. Super expensive for the fix. And the stupid fee was half of what my total ticket was. They sell you a ticket for $66 and add $38 in "fees"

Game was great but the merchandise left a lot to be desired. Because this was the “Salt Lake Shootout 2018” it would have been nice to see more than a couple items with that on it. Most of the stuff was solely for the Kings. What about the Canucks? More than one team was present for this Shootout.

great opportunity to see the NHL in Salt Lake , great game!!! Thank you!!

This clearly was their first Hockey Game: 1. sightlines for a hockey game at the Vivent Home Smart Arena are horrific 2. Couldn't get the goals to stay on the ice, making Quick the Olympic goalie furious 3. The fake organ didn't sound like a hockey organ (they added a base sound) 4. The scoreboard couldn't get the penalty minutes right and even put it up on the scoreboard 5. The scoreboard didn't even list who assisted on the goals or who scored the goals 6. The players were complaining about the soft ice

It was awesome!! I wish that we had a hockey team in Utah!

I spent 80$ per ticket and couldn’t even see one of the goals. When I bought the tickets it should have said ubstructed view. I’m a diehard kings fan and couldn’t wait to see them play since I don’t live in LA anymore and was severely disappointed when I sat down.

Clearly this arena is not made for hockey. Site lines were not great, and the playing surface appeared smaller than a regulation NHL rink. Plus the goal post problems that plagued the first 15 minutes. All that being said, it was a fun crowd and fun to watch game.

This was the slowest, least active hockey game I have ever seen. The players were slow and sluggish, and were not really engaged. I understand that it was a preseason show, however they expected regular session prices for the show. The players should then play like the game mattered instead of just playing a pick up game. Also Vivint did not allow any noise makers like bells and horns. This is a hockey game folks, your suppose to get into the game. If this is Utah Hockey I will stick to east coast games.

I’ve alwsys wanted to go to an NHL game, so when the SLC Shootout popped up, I jumped at the chance. And it did not disappoint. I truly hope this will become an annual event!

there was a great atmosphere on the ice and in the stands, good job Utah

NHL fans were definitely ready for an NHL game in Utah. Not so much the ice arena crew, it seems. The net coming off repeatedly during the first quarter was super frustrating for everyone. Also, the lack of crowd pumping cheers and songs were sorely lacking. I guess it could be considered a very dry run with lots of room for improvement. But having an NHL hockey game in Salt Lake City was wonderful!

It was real hockey. Players not playing hard. Preseason I get it. Problems with the goal post thru out the game. Music was not loud as in other hockey arena. Sound was muffled. Utah needs to step it up a notch.