Plan your LA 2028 experience
Sports, venues, schedule, and local guides
LA 2028 by the Numbers
The Summer Olympics return to Los Angeles for the third time
No New Permanent Venues
LA 2028 is leveraging existing world-class venues and temporary structures, creating the most sustainable and cost-effective Olympics ever. From iconic stadiums to beautiful beaches, Southern California already has everything needed to host an unforgettable Games.
5 New Sports to Watch
LA 2028 introduces an exciting lineup of sports making their debut or historic return to the Olympic program. From flag football to cricket, discover the new competitions that will captivate global audiences.
Flag Football
Experience the lightning-fast, non-contact version of American football making its Olympic premiere. With 5-on-5 teams, no tackling, and explosive plays, flag football combines strategy, speed, and skill in a format perfect for global competition.
The fastest-growing sport in America brings Olympic excitement with quick games, high scoring, and incredible athleticism. Expect NFL superstars to compete!
Cricket T20
Cricket returns to the Olympics in its most exciting format: Twenty20. Watch the world's most popular bat-and-ball sport showcase elite athletes from cricket powerhouses competing for Olympic gold in fast-paced, 3-hour matches.
With 2.5 billion fans globally, cricket's return brings massive new audiences to the Olympics. Expect sold-out crowds and nail-biting finishes!
Lacrosse Sixes
The Creator's Game returns! Watch the new Olympic format "Sixes" - a faster, more dynamic version with smaller teams on a condensed field. This indigenous North American sport combines speed, skill, and physicality in thrilling 8-minute quarters.
Lightning-fast gameplay, explosive shots at 100+ mph, and the spiritual significance of the sport's indigenous roots create compelling storylines.
Squash
Finally! Squash makes its long-awaited Olympic debut. Experience one of the most physically demanding sports as elite athletes battle in glass-court arenas, combining power, precision, and incredible endurance in this high-speed racquet sport.
Called the healthiest sport by Forbes, squash features rallies at breakneck speed, incredible agility, and matches that can last 2+ hours of non-stop action.
Baseball & Softball
Play ball! Baseball and softball return to Olympic glory after being dropped after Beijing 2008. Watch Team USA defend home turf against powerhouses like Japan, Korea, and Cuba in America's beloved pastime.
Home-field advantage for Team USA, potential MLB stars competing, and redemption storylines make this must-watch. Plus, the atmosphere at Dodger Stadium will be electric!
Expanding the Olympic Movement
These five sports represent the Olympic spirit of growth and inclusion, bringing new audiences, honoring indigenous heritage, and showcasing the diversity of global athletics. Together, they'll add an estimated 1 billion new fans to the Olympic movement.
Experience the Games
From new Olympic debuts to legendary venues, LA 2028 brings the world's greatest athletes to Southern California
Iconic Los Angeles Locations
From historic stadiums to stunning beaches, LA 2028 showcases the best of Southern California
Journey to LA 2028
From the first LA Olympics in 1932 to the upcoming 2028 Games, explore the remarkable journey of Los Angeles as a three-time Olympic host city
First LA Olympics
Los Angeles hosts the Summer Olympics for the first time during the Great Depression, welcoming over 1,300 athletes from 37 nations.
Iconic LA Games
The most financially successful Olympics in history. LA proves the Games can be both spectacular and profitable without building new permanent venues.
LA Begins Bid Process
Los Angeles officially enters the race to host the 2024 Summer Olympics, launching a comprehensive bid campaign.
LA Awarded 2028 Games
In a historic decision, the IOC awards both 2024 (Paris) and 2028 (Los Angeles) simultaneously, giving LA 11 years to prepare.
Planning Milestones
Major preparations underway: venue agreements finalized, sustainability plans developed, community engagement programs launched, and transportation infrastructure upgraded.
The Games Begin!
July 14-30, 2028. The world returns to Los Angeles for an unforgettable celebration of sport, culture, and Olympic spirit.
Be Part of History
Los Angeles 2028 will be the most sustainable, innovative, and athlete-centered Olympics ever. Join us in making history as we welcome the world for the third time.