The Vegas Golden Knights 10th Anniversary Vegas Born Advent Calendar brings that journey into Christmas 2026 through 24 collectible acrylic ornaments inspired by the franchise's first ten NHL seasons. Its black-and-gold presentation features a knight's helmet wearing a Santa hat, crossed swords, snowy Christmas trees, and the familiar outline of T-Mobile Arena, with “SEASON X: 2017–2027” and “VEGAS BORN” giving the design its commemorative identity.
Rather than offering 24 variations of a team logo, the collection brings together hockey memories, championship symbols, Las Vegas landmarks, and holiday characters. Each daily reveal offers fans another small reminder of how much the Golden Knights have accomplished since their arrival in 2017.

Vegas Golden Knights Season X 2017–2027 Advent Calendar box with gold knight helmet, Christmas artwork, and 24 team-themed collectible ornaments including a Stanley Cup banner, Vegas Born slot machine, The Fortress arena, and hockey figures.
From the Golden Misfits to Season X: A Decade of Vegas Born Pride
The Golden Knights entered the NHL in the 2017–18 season as an expansion franchise, introducing major-league hockey to a city better known internationally for entertainment than winter sports.
Few expected the new team to reach the Stanley Cup Final in its inaugural season. Yet the players, affectionately known as the Golden Misfits, surprised the hockey world by advancing all the way to the championship series in 2018. Their success helped turn T-Mobile Arena into one of the NHL's most recognizable home environments, complete with theatrical pregame performances, medieval imagery, and passionate local support.
The story reached another defining moment in 2023, when the Golden Knights defeated the Florida Panthers to win their first Stanley Cup. The victory came in the franchise's sixth NHL season, fulfilling owner Bill Foley's famous ambition to bring the championship to Vegas within six years.
That achievement explains the “CUP IN SIX” reference appearing on one of the calendar's miniature championship-ring designs. The same phrase was incorporated into the team's actual 2023 Stanley Cup championship rings, alongside the mottos Vegas Born and Always Advance.
The 2026–27 campaign now represents the franchise's tenth NHL season. As part of its official Season X celebrations, the club has arranged anniversary game nights recalling different chapters of its history.
One of those occasions, Vegas Born Knight on December 16, 2026, falls directly within the Christmas countdown period. For supporters following the anniversary season, the Advent Calendar offers a way to connect their holiday routine with a milestone taking place at The Fortress itself.
The dates printed on the box therefore carry a specific meaning. The 2017–2027 timeline traces the franchise's first decade, while 2026 marks the Christmas season during its tenth NHL campaign.
Twenty-Four Ornaments That Tell the Golden Knights' Story
The most interesting part of this collection is the variety of references spread across the 24 designs. Instead of representing one game or roster, the ornaments bring together several sides of the franchise's identity.
Some recall the atmosphere surrounding Golden Knights hockey in Las Vegas. A miniature T-Mobile Arena labeled “THE FORTRESS” celebrates the team's home rink, while a Las Vegas welcome sign and a Vegas Born slot-machine design connect hockey fandom with the city's unmistakable visual culture.
Others revisit moments that supporters remember from the ice. One ornament bears the inscription “THE SAVE 2023,” recalling Adin Hill's remarkable stick save against Florida's Nick Cousins during Game 1 of the 2023 Stanley Cup Final. The Golden Knights' account of that game describes how the save energized the crowd and became one of the defining moments of Vegas's championship run.
The collection also includes a Stanley Cup champions banner, a commemorative ring, hockey players in celebratory poses, golden armored knights, jerseys, a festive mascot figure, and other miniature symbols of the team's history.
Several recurring themes give the designs their meaning:
- Vegas Born identity: The arena, welcome sign, city-inspired details, and Golden Knights helmet celebrate the relationship between the franchise and its hometown.
- Championship memories: The Save 2023, Stanley Cup banner, trophy celebrations, and Cup in Six ring commemorate the team's historic 2023 victory.
- Game-night traditions: Knights carrying swords and shields, hockey figures, and drum imagery reflect the theatrical atmosphere fans associate with home games at The Fortress.
- Christmas in gold and black: Santa hats, reindeer antlers, decorated vehicles, and Chance-inspired holiday imagery bring the franchise's personality into the festive season.
A particularly meaningful design features a gray-and-gold jersey bearing the number 58 and the words “VEGAS STRONG.” The number honors the original 58 lives lost in the October 1, 2017 Las Vegas shooting, after which the team and community came together in remembrance and support. Unlike the championship-themed ornaments, this piece carries a solemn connection to the city's history and the Golden Knights' bond with its residents.
These individual references make the collection especially personal for fans who have followed Vegas since its first season. A 2023 championship ornament may bring back memories of the Stanley Cup celebration, while the arena and inaugural-era symbols can remind longtime supporters of their earliest experiences watching the Golden Knights.

Golden Knights acrylic ornament designs arranged on a Christmas-themed wooden table, including The Save 2023 goalie, Vegas Born slot machine, Cup in Six ring, Stanley Cup banner, armored knight, and three miniature team jerseys.
Making Golden Knights Hockey Part of the Christmas Countdown
For a hockey-loving household, December is already an active part of the NHL season. Games continue as families decorate their homes, exchange gifts, and make plans for Christmas gatherings.
This calendar brings those two routines together. Beginning December 1, fans can reveal one ornament each day until Christmas Eve, gradually building a collection that connects the holidays with their favorite hockey team.
The ornaments' approximately 3–4 cm size makes them suited to a compact holiday display. The product photographs show individual designs suspended from Christmas-tree branches with decorative ribbons, while other ornaments are arranged together on a wooden tabletop surrounded by pinecones, greenery, and seasonal decorations.
For a longtime supporter, the experience can become a small daily opportunity to revisit a familiar Golden Knights memory. A championship-themed design might prompt a conversation about the 2023 Stanley Cup run; a miniature of The Fortress might bring back memories of attending a game in Las Vegas.
The calendar also offers a different gifting experience from a single piece of team merchandise. Instead of opening one collectible and putting it away, the recipient has 24 separate reveals spread across the holiday season.
That makes it especially appealing to Golden Knights families, collectors of hockey memorabilia, and supporters who enjoy incorporating team colors into their Christmas decorations.

Vegas Golden Knights goalie ornament labeled The Save 2023 hanging from a Christmas tree by a gold ribbon, showing a player in gray-and-gold equipment making a dramatic save.
Keeping the Memories After Christmas Eve
The value of a milestone-themed Advent Calendar does not have to end when the final ornament is revealed.
After December 24, the collection can be kept together as a reminder of the Golden Knights' tenth season or incorporated into future Christmas displays. Fans might group the ornaments by their favorite memories, arranging championship references together or keeping the Las Vegas-inspired designs alongside other team memorabilia.
The printed book-style box also contributes to the commemorative presentation. Its gold lettering, winter imagery, anniversary dates, and Vegas Born banner give the set a recognizable identity that can be revisited after the seasonal countdown has finished.
For collectors who already own Golden Knights jerseys, pucks, championship souvenirs, or photographs from games at T-Mobile Arena, the ornaments provide a smaller and more playful way to represent the franchise's history.

Golden Knights Season X 10th Anniversary Advent Calendar with 24 miniature hockey and Christmas ornaments arranged on tiered black-and-gold shelves beside the Vegas Born box.
What makes this anniversary calendar distinctive is the history behind its small designs. From the Golden Misfits and The Fortress to the 2023 Stanley Cup championship, each recognizable symbol contributes to a larger story about a team that became part of Las Vegas in just ten seasons.
For Golden Knights supporters, the countdown offers something beyond daily Christmas surprises: a collection of reminders of what Vegas Born has come to mean.
Written by Nadia Marsh — Collectibles Specialist, DoesignUs.