Olympic Venues

Olympic Venues Across LA

From iconic stadiums to stunning beaches, explore all Olympic venues across Greater Los Angeles

Venues

Zones

46+

Sports

800532K+

Total Capacity

DTLA Zone / Exposition Park

2 venues

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Historic stadium; part of dual-venue ceremony plan. Hosted 1932 and 1984 Olympics. Will also host archery, field hockey, and modern pentathlon events.

BMO Stadium

Announced for Flag Football and Lacrosse competitions.

Inglewood Zone

2 venues

2028 Stadium (SoFi Stadium)

Referred to as '2028 Stadium' for the Games. Temporary pool configuration for swimming.

Intuit Dome

basketball

Capacity: 18,000

Inglewood Zone

New state-of-the-art arena, home of the LA Clippers, potentially hosting Olympic basketball competitions.

Venice Zone

2 venues

Venice Beach Boardwalk

triathlon start

marathon start

cycling road start

Capacity: Public viewing areas

Venice Zone

Mass-start road events and triathlon in Venice area.

Venice Beach Skate Park

skateboarding

Capacity: 10,000 (temporary seating)

Venice Zone

Iconic Venice Beach skate park hosting Olympic skateboarding competitions in street and park disciplines.

Long Beach / OC area

1 venue

Fairgrounds Cricket Stadium

cricket

Capacity: TBD (temporary venue)

Long Beach

Temporary venue per Games Plan for Cricket T20 competition.

Elysian Park Zone

1 venue

Dodger Stadium

baseball softball

Capacity: 56,000

Elysian Park Zone

Iconic baseball stadium hosting Olympic baseball and softball.

Long Beach Zone

4 venues

Alamitos Beach Stadium

beach volleyball

Capacity: 12,000 (temporary)

Long Beach Zone

Temporary beach volleyball stadium at Long Beach.

Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center

squash

badminton

fencing

Capacity: 13,000 (varies by configuration)

Long Beach Zone

Major indoor venue hosting multiple Olympic sports including squash debut, badminton, fencing, handball, judo, table tennis, taekwondo, volleyball, weightlifting, and sport climbing.

Long Beach Marine Stadium

rowing

canoe kayak

Capacity: 12,000 (temporary seating)

Long Beach Zone

Historic marine stadium hosting rowing and canoe/kayak sprint events. First purpose-built rowing venue for the 1932 Olympics.

Long Beach Harbor

sailing

marathon swimming

Capacity: Public viewing areas and spectator boats

Long Beach Zone

Long Beach Harbor hosting Olympic sailing competitions and marathon swimming events in open water.

DTLA Zone

1 venue

Crypto.com Arena

Home of the Lakers and Clippers, hosting multiple Olympic sports including basketball, gymnastics, boxing, and wrestling.

Orange County

1 venue

Trestles (San Clemente)

surfing

Capacity: Public viewing areas

Orange County

World-class surf break hosting Olympic surfing competition.

Westwood / UCLA Zone

2 venues

Pauley Pavilion

gymnastics

Capacity: 13,800

Westwood

Historic UCLA basketball arena hosting Olympic gymnastics competitions including artistic, rhythmic, and trampoline events.

UCLA Tennis Center

tennis

Capacity: 5,000 (expandable)

Westwood

UCLA's tennis facility hosting Olympic tennis competitions on hard courts.

USC Zone / Exposition Park

2 venues

USC Aquatic Center

diving

water polo

artistic swimming

Capacity: 2,500 (expandable with temporary seating)

USC Zone

State-of-the-art aquatic facility hosting diving, water polo, and artistic swimming competitions.

Galen Center

volleyball

Capacity: 10,258

USC Zone

USC's basketball and volleyball arena potentially hosting Olympic volleyball matches.

Pasadena Zone

1 venue

Rose Bowl Stadium

soccer

Capacity: 88,565

Pasadena Zone

Iconic stadium hosting Olympic soccer matches. Hosted soccer finals in 1984 and 1994 World Cup final.

Pacific Palisades Zone

1 venue

Riviera Country Club

golf

Capacity: 25,000 (tournament capacity)

Pacific Palisades Zone

Prestigious golf course hosting men's and women's Olympic golf competitions. Known as 'Hogan's Alley' for its championship history.

Griffith Park Zone

2 venues

Griffith Park Equestrian Center

equestrian

Capacity: 15,000 (temporary seating)

Griffith Park Zone

Griffith Park hosting Olympic equestrian events including dressage, show jumping, and eventing with cross-country course.

Griffith Park Cycling Course

cycling

Capacity: Public viewing areas along course

Griffith Park Zone

Griffith Park area hosting Olympic road cycling races and time trials with challenging hillside routes and scenic views.

Carson Zone

3 venues

Dignity Health Sports Park

tennis

rugby sevens

Capacity: 8,000 (tennis), 27,000 (rugby)

Carson Zone

Multi-sport complex hosting Olympic tennis and rugby sevens competitions. Features StubHub Center Tennis Stadium.

Dignity Health Sports Park Velodrome

cycling

Capacity: 6,000

Carson Zone

Track cycling velodrome at Dignity Health Sports Park hosting Olympic track cycling events including sprint, pursuit, and omnium races.

Carson BMX Track

cycling

Capacity: 5,000

Carson Zone

Dedicated BMX racing and freestyle track hosting Olympic BMX competitions with jumps, berms, and technical features.

Inland Empire / Chino

1 venue

Prado Olympic Shooting Park

shooting

Capacity: 5,000

Inland Empire

Purpose-built shooting facility hosting rifle, pistol, and shotgun events at various distances.

Santa Monica Zone

1 venue

Santa Monica Beach

triathlon

marathon swimming

Capacity: Public viewing areas

Santa Monica Zone

Santa Monica Beach and pier area hosting Olympic triathlon and potentially marathon swimming events with scenic Pacific coastline.

San Fernando Valley Zone

1 venue

Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area

canoe slalom

Capacity: 8,000 (temporary seating)

San Fernando Valley Zone

Sepulveda Basin hosting Olympic canoe slalom with temporary whitewater course featuring gates and rapids.

Santa Monica Mountains Zone

1 venue

Santa Monica Mountains MTB Course

cycling

Capacity: 10,000 (viewing areas)

Santa Monica Mountains Zone

Mountain bike course in the Santa Monica Mountains featuring technical terrain and elevation changes for Olympic MTB competition.

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.

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