LA Kings Announce "Forever A King" VIP Packages To Benefit KCF

The LA Kings, as a way to provide unique access for fans to be a part of the historical night on February 11 - in which Dustin Brown will have his jersey retired and a statue unveiled at Crypto.com Arena - today announced a series of ticket packages to commemorate the special event while also raising money for a tremendous cause.
FOREVER A KING packages for Dustin Brown Night will benefit the Kings Care Foundation and provide fans the opportunity to access the game, which will feature a pre-game on-ice ceremony in which Brown's No. 23 jersey will be raised to the rafters. In addition, all fans in attendance for that night's Kings-Pittsburgh game will receive a mini replica of the Dustin Brown statue that will forever reside in Star Plaza at Crypto.com Arena.

The three VIP Ticket Packages are as follows. To purchase a package, visit LAKings.com/ForeverAKing.
The all-time games played leader in franchise history (1,296), Brown becomes the seventh Kings player to receive the tremendous honor of having his number (23) retired. He joins Rogie Vachon (30), Marcel Dionne (16), Dave Taylor (18), Wayne Gretzky (99), Luc Robitaille (20), and Rob Blake (4) in the company of those players who define what it means to be part of the identity of the LA Kings.
Brown, who retired in May, will forever be recognized as a fierce competitor who captained the Kings to two Stanley Cup championships (2012, 2104) over the course of his distinguished career and led the organization to many of the pinnacle moments in its history.
- The LA Kings 50th Anniversary monument stands outside Crypto.com Arena and symbolically takes fans through the first 50 years of LA Kings history. Hundreds of Season Ticket Members and Kings Care supporters have their names engraved from the original veiling in 2016-17. The Kings are again providing the opportunity for fans to have their names engraved coinciding with this historic moment in franchise history. - The mini replica of the Dustin Brown statue will be given to fans in attendance on February 11 at the conclusion of the game as ticket holders exit the arena; fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 6 p.m. - The 2023 LA Kings Festival will take place on February 15 at a location to be announced later.