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Climate Pledge Arena is open for business.The brand new arena at Seattle Center, which kept the old KeyArena roof but gutted the rest, hosted the first-ever Seattle Kraken home game on Saturday night. Their new rival, the Vancouver Canucks, spoiled their party with a comeback 4-2 road win.Still, Seattle had a blast in their first game, with the team already proclaiming that they have theThe Kraken may have the most expensive concession prices too.The building cost an estimated $1.15 billion to complete, so perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised. Though, many were that saw my photo of one of the concession stands on the main concourse.While the prices may not be completely out of whack compared to some other stadiums in the United States, certainly compared to Rogers Arena in Vancouver, they were high.Add in the fact that the prices were in American dollars? Well, the menu was a little shocking for some fans north of the border.The top priced item was the prime beef dip, which costs $24 USD (nearly $30 in Canadian dollars). There were some interesting food choices available, like tenderloin steak tartare and roasted bone marrow.A Starbucks coffee? That’s $10. Tea was $8. The cheapest beer available was $13.Even water was expensive, with a can of Aquafina costing $7, and something called “Life Water” running for $9.It should be said that the prices didn’t dull the atmosphere one bit, as fans arrived early and made noise all night long.Here’s what the chatter was like on Twitter about the Kraken concession prices.Can we lock in a low rate on a 5 year amortization for the local craft can?— Ryan Lestage (@ryr12r)more like Climate Robbery— BuckFoston (@BuckFoston_)I'll just sneak in my own food and drinks!— Quinn Hughes (@LidstromToews)they must not know how much tea you can buy with $8 in the real world— Chris Brentlinger-Grant (@630CHED_CBG)What in the world is Life Water and why is it $9?— Adam Graham (@adam_graham)Guess I can’t complain about Rogers Arena’s prices now.—  PG Lee🇨🇦🍺 (@PG_Lee_80s_Baby)After opening the season with five straight road games, the Kraken play their next three games at home, hosting Montreal, Minnesota, and the New York Rangers.Follow Channels and Categories+ Offside+ Hockey+ KrakenADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTReceive direct access to our top content, contests and perks.

Climate Pledge Arena is open for business.The brand new arena at Seattle Center, which kept the old KeyArena roof but gutted the rest, hosted the first-ever Seattle Kraken home game on Saturday night. Their new rival, the Vancouver Canucks, spoiled their party with a comeback 4-2 road win.Still, Seattle had a blast in their first game, with the team already proclaiming that they have theThe Kraken may have the most expensive concession prices too.The building cost an estimated $1.15 billion to complete, so perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised. Though, many were that saw my photo of one of the...

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