Intuit Dome – The New Home of the Los Angeles Clippers Unveiled
Intuit Dome Opens Its Doors with a Star-Studded Event
Intuit Dome, the new home of the Los Angeles Clippers, opens Thursday with a concert by Bruno Mars. The $2 billion arena, located at Century Boulevard and Prairie Avenue in Inglewood, is designed to accommodate around 18,000 fans and promises to enhance the game-day experience with cutting-edge technology and modern amenities.
- The Clippers' move to the Intuit Dome marks a crucial step in their journey to establish a permanent home in L.A.
- Unique features include upper bowl seats closer to the court than those at their former home.
- The arena will also host exciting events like the 2026 NBA All-Star Game and basketball competitions at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Innovative Features Set to Transform the Fan Experience
Among its many unique features, Intuit Dome boasts seats in the upper bowl that are 45 feet closer to the court than at the team’s current home at Crypto.com Arena. The arena introduces a dedicated supporter section called “The Wall”, designed in the spirit of European soccer arenas. This area features 51 uninterrupted rows filled with 4,500 fans, amplifying the energy during games.
A highlight of the arena is a more-than-38,000-square-foot double-sided “halo” board made up of more than 233 million LEDs, ensuring that every person in attendance has a clear view of the action, scores, and in-arena entertainment.
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