Ontario Reign Tickets

Ontario Reign

The 2026-27 campaign marks the 19th season of Reign hockey in Ontario and the 12th in the American Hockey League, with the club built on speed, youth, and development. The franchise relocated from Manchester in 2015 and made 2025-26 its best year yet, going 47-20-3-2 under first-year coach Andrew Lord to claim a second Pacific Division regular-season title. Martin Chromiak paced the offense with 28 goals. Ontario Reign tickets put you in front of a roster that reloads every fall. Make room on your calendar for Reign hockey at Event Tickets Center.

The AHL Affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings

Every prospect in this room is auditioning for a job with the parent club up the freeway. Kenny Connors led all Reign rookies in scoring last season, Jared Wright added 17 goals and a plus-27 rating, and goaltender Erik Portillo carried the postseason workload. Los Angeles Kings players frequently come through Ontario first, so a midweek AHL game can preview what Crypto.com Arena sees a year later. The club also debuts Inland Blue and Gold jerseys this season.

Ontario Reign at Toyota Arena

Hockey nights in the Inland Empire happen at Toyota Arena, which opened in 2008 and seats 9,736 for the sport. Sightlines stay tight to the ice, the concourses move quickly, and the cashless setup keeps lines short between periods. A look at the list of Toyota Arena upcoming events shows concerts and family shows sharing a calendar with 36 Reign home dates. On Sept. 19, 2026, the building hosts the fourth Empire Classic, an LA Kings preseason showcase against the Vegas Golden Knights.

Ontario Reign Schedule

Ontario plays a 72-game AHL regular season that runs from Oct. 2 through Apr. 10, with a heavy dose of Pacific Division opponents. Coachella Valley sits at the top of the rivalry list after ending Ontario's season in double overtime of a winner-take-all Game 5 last spring, and the teams meet again this winter. Circle Oct. 17, when the Henderson Silver Knights visit for a Saturday night matchup at home.

Ontario Reign Calder Cup Playoffs

Postseason history here is still missing its biggest chapter. The 2015-16 club won the franchise's first Pacific Division regular-season title and reached the Western Conference finals. Last spring brought the Pacific's top seed and a first-round bye, then a five-game exit against the Firebirds. The Calder Cup Finals remain the one line Ontario has yet to write, and a young group returns hungry to fix that.

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Andrew Lord's second season on the bench opens with a division rival in town, a roster coming off 47 wins, and a pipeline of Kings prospects ready to prove they belong. Games move fast, the crowd sits close to the glass, and the stakes are real for every player chasing a call-up to Los Angeles. Weekend dates fill most of the home calendar, so the building runs loud from October on. Choose your seats for the Reign's home schedule at Event Tickets Center.