DTLA's Crypto.com Arena has a new look

Crypto.com Arena renovations

It's just in time for the LA Kings home opener Tuesday night.

LOS ANGELES - The Crypto.com Arena, home of the Los Angeles Kings, Lakers, Clippers and Sparks, is debuting a new look, after work on the massive nine-figure renovation project finished early.

The arena was previously called Staples Center, known to many as "The House that Kobe Bryant built." It was officially renamed on Christmas Day 2021.

"We couldn’t be more excited," Danielle Snyder, Senior VP of Arena Services told FOX 11’s Bob DeCastro.

Fans will be able to see newly renovated spaces, such as a redesigned Impact Sports Bar & Grill, a reimagined Chairman’s Club for season ticket holders and VIP guests, as well as refreshed suites.

"All of our fans will be able to enjoy two new LED screens along with three levels of 360-degree ribbon boards…along with upgraded lighting and sound packages," Snyder explained.

Snyder also announced the Tunnel Club, which Snyder described as a "two-level club that will give special guests a unique opportunity to see the actual players take the court or the ice from their locker room."

"It’s going to be a really unique thing, it’s going to be unique to this building" adding that the renovations were designed with providing the ultimate fan experience

Snyder went on to say, "Crypto.com Arena has been part of the fabric of Los Angeles and will continue being that industry leader and will continue bringing our guests amazing entertainment opportunities in an amazing environment."

The project was originally set for completion in 2024.