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Just a 5-minute walk from the Space Needle, this expertly guided, behind-the-scenes journey tells the rich story and transformation of Climate Pledge Arena, from the 1962 World’s Fair to the $1.15B redevelopment completed in October 2021. Learn how the most sustainable arena in the world operates and brings the best in entertainment to life while exploring areas of the arena not typically open to the public, like team locker rooms (on non-game days), star dressing rooms, and the owner’s suite located at center ice.

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Explore how Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena bridges sports, music, and sustainability.

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About TOURS at Climate Pledge Arena : This expertly guided, behind-the-scenes journey tells the rich story and transformation of Climate Pledge Arena, from the 1962 World’s Fair to the $1.15B redevelopment completed in October 2021.

Story by Aleenah Ansari

Just because there isn’t a game or show in Seattle doesn’t mean that there isn’t something to experience at the Climate Pledge Arena, which is home to the Seattle Kraken, Seattle Storm, and incredible live music artists.

Now, you can take a look behind the scenes of this storied facility on the Climate Pledge Arena tour , a 75-minute tour of how this innovative venue came to be. Whether you’re a sports fan, music lover, or someone passionate about sustainability, there’s something for everyone.

But first, a little history. What was originally built for the 1962 World Fair in Seattle is now Climate Pledge Arena, which sits at a whopping 800,000 square feet.

Its current mission? Be the most progressive, responsible, and sustainable arena in the world.

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If you’re all about sustainability.

You’ll love hearing about the Climate Pledge, which inspired the name of the arena. The Climate Pledge was co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism with the mission of getting to net zero carbon emissions ten years ahead of the Paris Accord. Sustainability efforts show out throughout the arena, whether that be through the water bottle filling stations throughout the arena, solar panels on the outside of the arena and off-site supplementary renewable energy, or portions of ticket proceeds that are used to purchase carbon offsets.

The arena even has a Rain to Rink system, leveraging Seattle’s 150 rainy days by capturing rainwater and sending rainwater to a 15,000-gallon cistern, which becomes the ice played on by the Kraken. Plus, most of the arena’s food and snacks are locally sourced within a 300-mile radius of the arena, and the arena is committed to being zero-carbon and single-use plastic free by 2024.

If You’re a History Buff

During this tour, you’ll learn what parts of the original arena are intact, and how it fits into the cultural fabric of Seattle. For instance, the arena’s roof is inspired by the shape of a traditional woven cedar hat, an homage to the Coast Salish people who have been stewards of the land where Seattle is today. This 44-million-pound roof was part of the original design created for the 1962 World’s Fair, and it was hoisted overhead for a year during construction.

If You’re a Sports Fan

You’re in for a treat. During this tour, you’ll visit the locker room for the Seattle Storm, who’ve won four WNBA Championships. Check out their locker room and see if you can spot any familiar names overhead. Oh, and their hype video will make you wish you had one too. You’ll also get to see the locker rooms used by the Kraken, and the hockey sticks that they choose from prior to getting on the ice.

If You’re a Music Fan

Get ready to jam out. One of the most exclusive parts of the tour is the Amazon Artist Music Lounge, which artists can use to record exclusive song takes on Amazon Music. You’ll see mementos and posters from performances that have been at Climate Pledge Arena starting with Foo Fighters and Death Cab for Cutie, who headlined a sold-out benefit concert to celebrate the arena’s re-opening in October 2021. You’ll even head down the same hallway used by your favorite artists right before they take the stage to a roaring audience of up to 17,000 cheering fans.

The Climate Pledge Arena is a must-visit for anyone who wants to see Seattle in a new way. Your backstage passes await.

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Know Before You Go

• The tour itself takes approximately 75 minutes.
• Tours are only available in English and are ADA accessible. If you need accommodations, send an email at least 72 hours in advance to [email protected].
• Purses, small bags, and backpacks are allowed on the tour.
• There is street parking as well as garage parking at the 1st Ave N. Garage. You can also take public transit from the Seattle Center Monorail or use local buses.

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Where do the seattle kraken play hockey.

Climate Pledge Arena is a multi-purpose arena in Seattle, Washington, United States. It is located north of Downtown Seattle is the home of the  Seattle Kraken  of the National Hockey League (NHL).

What is the capacity of the Climate Pledge Arena ?

Climate Pledge Arena has a capacity of 17,459 for hockey games.

Where to stay for a Seattle Kraken Game?

Elite Sports Tours has hotel packages with game tickets to see the Seattle Kraken at home or away. Seattle Kraken Travel Packages with hotel accommodations close to the arena.

When did Climate Pledge Arena Open?

Climate Pledge Arena opened in April 21, 1962. 

When did the Seattle Kraken join the NHL?

The Seattle Kraken was formed awarded an expansion team for the cost of $650 Million after being approved by the  NHL's Board of Governors as the league's 32nd franchise in Dec. 2018. The Seattle Kraken played their first season in the NHL in 2021-2022.

Elite Sports Tours has Seattle Kraken Travel Packages including tickets and hotel accommodations to see them at home or on the road. See the Seattle Kraken in any destination this hockey season. Planning a travel package to see the Seattle Kraken play hockey is easier than ever with Elite Sports Tours travel packages. We provide you with hotel accommodations close to the arena and a few different hockey ticket options for you to decide on. Take a look at the Seattle Kraken schedule, find the event you are looking for and we will help you build your fully custom Seattle Kraken travel package. Elite Sports Tours is able to provide Seattle Kraken hotel accommodations and hockey tickets packages to any game.

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Custom hockey travel packages to see any team has never been easier. We have experience helping hockey fans travel to see their team in cities they are unfamiliar with. Our experts will provide you with the best rates for hotels near the venue and in great locations to explore everything else the city has to offer.

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Is the Climate Pledge Arena Tour Worth It?

By Angela Cabotaje February 8, 2023

The very first public tour group at Climate Pledge Arena with tour guides Joe (front left) and Jim.

Image: Angela Cabotaje

The Venn diagram of people who go on the very first public tour of Climate Pledge Arena looks something like this: a circle of curious out-of-towners and retirees, a circle of sports fans, and dot for a lone journalist reporting a story. That's how I find myself standing outside entrance 10 on a cold, blustery, January 31 afternoon. 

It's clear this is the very first public tour at the arena because the employees—decked out in olive-green bomber jackets or navy zip-up vests—keep telling us it is: as my fellow tour-goers and I are ushered inside, as we check in at a pair of kiosks to receive lanyards with a seed-paper badge, and as we meander for 75 minutes through the bowels of the arena.

"We've been working for a month," one employee confides, "just like every day you're going over and over and over and over." Another says he led two or three practice tours per day for three weeks straight in the run-up to the opening.

Tour guide Joe dropping the sustainability knowledge.

My tour guide is Joe. He has an enviable mane of hair, a horseshoe mustache, and the kind of practiced-animated public-speaking voice that makes it clear he's done this sort of work before (later he lets slip he was with the Underground Tour which...checks out).

Does it all feel a touch cheesy and scripted? Yes. But I quickly decide I prefer Joe's unabashed, make-us-love-him enthusiasm to anything else. His commitment to making this fun is what makes it fun. So does the $55 I shelled out for a Washington-resident "drink with a view" ticket (more on this later)—my wallet and I are committed to having a good time, too.

Going on the Climate Pledge Arena tour

There are four main sections to this tour: an intro about Climate Pledge's focus on sustainability , the performer areas, the locker rooms and press areas, and wrap-up about arena amenities. 

It's pretty clear that most of our nine-person tour group is here for parts two and three. After 10 minutes of sustainability stats in the main concourse and Pitchbook Suites, we head into the artists' green room, which resembles a spiffy apartment building common room. "There's going to be a lot of areas where you want to sit down. Please do not sit down in any of the areas," Joe says with good-natured sternness before any of us can ease into one of the oversized sofas or lounge chairs.

The green room, where only famous people are allowed to sit.

Through a connected dressing room and down the "VIP tunnel" lined with stage photos of past performers , we enter a loading dock that apparently doubles as storage space for unused hockey nets and basketball hoops. The tour pace is brisk and practiced but not rushed. 

After Joe's spiel, tour guests get the opportunity to pose for pics in the press room.

At the Amazon Music Lounge, a glorified recording studio and hang space, Joe again instructs us not to take photos or to touch anything. Like that Jimi Hendrix record on display or the litany of electric guitars mounted on the walls. He does a little scripted back-and-forth with Alexa (of course), cueing a playlist of ear-cringing volume, and then we're on to the press room. Decor is decidedly less fancy: plastic tables and folding chairs. Here, we're allowed to sit.

The Kraken lair.

The group visibly perks up as we enter the sports side of things: first a visitors' locker room staged with jerseys from hockey players like Sidney Crosby and Alexander Ovechkin, then the Kraken locker room (no photos are allowed here either), a walk down the tunnel onto the ice/court (this day, things are set up for a Seattle University basketball game), and into the  Storm locker room (again, no pics allowed). 

Guess the Penguins are in town.

Joe allows us considerably more time in each of these rooms to poke around and gawk. One WNBA fan asks if the Breanna Stewart name plate is a sign that she's agreed to stay in Seattle (narrator: it is not), and another tour-goer wonders what the empty glass case in the Kraken locker room is for. Apparently their future Stanley Cup. 

Outside the Storm locker room with Joe (right) and co-tour guide Jim.

A group of us whip out our phones as we pause outside black double doors. "We believe some time in the near future we will be able to come in and take a tour of the Seattle Sonics locker room when they return home," Joe says. The space already sports a "NBA Locker Room" placard.  What a tease .

Spy that "NBA Locker Room" sign. 

The tour winds down with a walk onto the press catwalk, a shoulder-to-shoulder counter situation high above the floor, and a peek in the owners' suite, where Jerry Bruckheimer pops up on the TV screen to thank us for taking the tour. It's back to CPA's sustainability message with a stop at the living wall and a bit about the locally sourced ethos of the arena's food. 

The press area is for those comfortable with heights.

We take group photos because, you know, we're the very first public tour. Then those of us who plunked down the extra $11 for a "drink with a view" ticket follow Joe's tour guide wingman Jim to the Space Needle Lounge.

The "view" is the Space Needle.

The reality is there's not much "view" in "drink with a view"—just a distorted glimpse of the Space Needle through a windowed ceiling. A bartender takes our blue drink tickets, shaking up well Manhattans and pouring wine into recyclable metal cups.

A group of friends seems to enjoy this part more than my solo compatriot and I do, awkwardly sipping our respective Coke and red wine blend in silence. Though, admittedly, it does feel good to finally sit down. 

Sustainability stats are a key part of the Climate Pledge Arena tour.

The final verdict

If you're a sports fan—or an Amazon stan—this tour is worth considering. The behind-the-scenes access accounts for 95 percent of that; the corny-but-endearing nature of my tour guide makes up the rest of it.

But steep ticket prices—$44 for a discounted (aka Washington resident) ticket and $55 for a discounted drink with a view version—turn this into a pricey outing that I likely won't consider repeating without good reason. By comparison, tours at Lumen Field are just $18.

The other consideration is kids and timing. Kraken and Storm locker rooms are closed on game days, meaning this tour is way less appealing if you book during a home game day. And with 75 minutes of walking and standing (again, not much sitting), it's best suited for those without small children in tow.

The view from the press area.

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By Marcus Gorman | Published September 27, 2024

📆 Tuesday, October 8th 🎟 $41+ 📍 Climate Pledge Arena: 334 1st Ave N, Seattle

The moment major league hockey made it to Seattle, it took over. Sellout crowds, high ticket prices, and some of the most popular merchandise in the entire league. The Kraken are an undeniable entity if you live within a six-state radius of Climate Pledge Arena. It’s one of the city’s best overall experiences, with an excellent preshow ceremony that makes even the biggest of doubters’ hearts beat fast. (Yes, that’s an original score from multiple Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer.) 

Now let’s check out the stats for their first three years: meh season, really good season, okay season. Well, you can’t win them all, as much as I would like them to. 

But now we’ve hit their ostensible senior year as an organization, and it’s time to release the Kraken in full force. With the newly appointed Jessica Campbell as assistant coach—making her the first woman to coach in the history of the NHL—they’re primed to rise in the ranks of the Pacific League. Maybe they won’t immediately reach the heights of the Vegas Golden Knights, another newish team that has already drank from the Stanley Cup, but there’s always time . 

They open their season on Tuesday, October 8th, against the St. Louis Blues. To be honest, I haven’t thought about the Blues since the Sega Genesis game NHLPA ’93 ; it was the year I almost moved to the Midwest, then suddenly didn’t, but I still went to a game with my dad and he bought me a licensed puck. Then I spent a year picking them in the videogame and always coming up short against the Chicago Blackhawks in “season mode.” (The game later featured prominently in the movie Swingers; “Mikey, check it out. His head’s bleeding!”) 

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Marcus Gorman is a Seattle-based playwright and film programmer. He once raised money for a synagogue by marathoning 15 Adam Sandler movies in one weekend. You can find him on Instagram and Twitter @marcus_gorman.

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Brooks Running Is Now the Official Off-Ice Performance Partner of the Seattle Kraken

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Brooks Running has long called Seattle home. For its latest partnership, the performance running brand has teamed up with another athletic staple of the city: the Seattle Kraken.

On Thursday, the performance running footwear company announced it has become the National Hockey League (NHL) team’s official off-ice performance partner. With this multiyear partnership, Brooks stated it will provide players, coaches and staff with running footwear and apparel “to support the Kraken with premium performance training gear.” What’s more, Brooks stated it will create custom off-ice Kraken gear “for runners and fans alike” in future seasons.

“The Pacific Northwest community values its hometown sports teams and the positive impact athletics have on people’s lives. As the leader in performance running, we’ve been proud to call this area home since 1993,” Brooks chief executive officer Dan Sheridan said in a statement. “We couldn’t be more excited to partner with the Kraken, which has become an incredible tour de force within the Seattle professional sports landscape and throughout the broader community. It’s an honor to align with a like-minded organization to help grow running and sport.”

Brooks confirmed this partnership will begin ahead of the 2024–25 season, which is scheduled to start on Oct. 8 when the Kraken hosts the St. Louis Blues at Climate Pledge Arena. Specifically, Brooks will support the team’s first-ever 5K fun run/walk on Oct. 5, which will take place at Green Lake Park.

The brand stated it will support the race with a cheer zone, Buoy photo booth, treats and more, members of the Brooks Beasts Track Club will participate in a special fundraising challenge. The Beasts will start at the back as part of the challenge, and Brooks will donate $1 to the Kraken Hockey Fights Cancer Fund for every participant each Beast passes as they work their way toward the front. (Click here to register for the race.)

The partnership also connects the brand’s Future Run program team’s One Roof Foundation, according to Brooks, and together they will “will work to increase youth access to sport.”

“We are thrilled to partner with Brooks Running, a brand that is also proud to call Seattle home,” said Seattle Kraken CEO Tod Leiweke said in a statement. “I am proud to add Brooks to the Kraken family and to work with an organization that shares our values and our commitment to our community.”

Aside from the partnership, Brooks also announced that Kraken goalie Joey Daccord has become a player ambassador for the brand.

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Peter Verry is the Senior News and Features Editor for Athletic and Outdoor at Footwear News. He oversees coverage of the two fast-paced and ultracompetitive markets, which includes conducting in-depth interviews with industry leaders and writing stories on sneakers and outdoor shoes. He is a lifelong sneaker addict (and shares his newest purchases via  @peterverry  on Instagram) and spends most of his free time on a trail. He holds an M.A. in journalism from Hofstra University and can be reached at [email protected].

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