We had a great time at the Lakers-Hornets game. Took an Uber from Disneyland, cost was about $45 each way. Was definitely worth it to avoid messing around with parking. We had seats in section 103, great views of the game and scoreboard. Purchased tickets through Ticketmaster, fees were high but was very convenient. Seeing Lebron James and LaMelo Ball play was the highlight of our trip for my son.

The Crypto,com Arena used to be Staples Center. Nothing has changed but the name. If you are going to basketball or hockey it is great place to see such sports. If you are going to a concert it is above average and so much better than the huge stadiums that are just awful. The sound system is very good for a concert. It holds thousands of people so it is going to be crowded. They have top acts there and many of them sell out very fast. The staff is very nice and can help you. They have a no bag policy and you get a special line if you do that. If you bring a clear plastic bag they will let you in, you will just be in another line which is longer. I suggest you get there early. Parking is a bear in that you will be walking up to a block if you are not there very early. They have parking, but some of it is around the block. The parking people seem confused and are not much help. The food there is above average, all the junk food you may want. They also have a bar on every floor. The seats are a little small and plastic so they are not the most comfortable, but they are fine. Use the restroom before you get there or as soon as you get there. There are not enough, especially for women, and the line is long. We have been there for many events. I do like it and I think you will as well.

I booked same-day tickets last minutes to take my daughter to watch The LA Lakers during our stay in Los Angeles. Neither of us are familiar with basketball as a sport but we wanted to go for the experience. The followers are so passionate and it was great fun to watch!

Travelled to So Cal to watch a few hockey game in late November. Caught the Kraken/Kings game here. This arena is so big that it's a bit overwhelming. It's gigantic. Nonetheless parking was easy (though it's about a 10 minute walk from the arena), there was a lot of room, and it was easy to get around. Fans were great and we had a good time. Would like to come back someday.

Service good, food poor and extremely overpriced in suites. No real choices for healthy food. They need complete redo of offerings and pricing. Same for suite level bar access. Overwhelming demand, few bartenders.

I attended the Lakers and Golden State game. The arena was nice, the event was very organized for there being 18,000 people in attendance, and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I also loved the statues of the legends outfront. It was beautiful. I wish there was one of Kobe Bryant.

Been here for quite a few events, especially NBA games. There isn't a bad seat in the house, even the nosebleeds which we usually sit at to save money. Its clean and the staff is always helping, especially when you need help finding your seats. For a special work event, we stayed in one of their suites and had a great time. Even though we were in a special room, we still felt part of the game. To top of the suite stay, the dessert cart was brought in and we were in heaven. There's a ton of parking outside if you don't want to park in the arena parking. I've heard that you can even take the train here, which I've yet to do since we usually just drive.

The Staokes Center is a massive arena that can hold over 18000people, and it's home to several professional sports teams, including the Lakers, Clippers, and Kings. The atmosphere inside the arena was electric, with fans cheering and chanting throughout the game. As for the game itself, it was exhilarating to watch two of the best teams in the NBA face off against each other. The players were incredibly skilled, executing impressive moves and scoring baskets left an right. It was definitely one of the most exciting sporting events I've ever attended. Overall, I absolutely loved the Staples Center. The energy in the arena was contagious, and being surrounded by so many passionate sports fans was an amazing experience. I would love to go back someday and watch another game there