Inglewood's newest arena was built with one idea on repeat: make it the best place in the world to be a fan. Intuit Dome opened on August 15, 2024, as the home of the Los Angeles Clippers, built for a reported 2 billion dollars and paid for privately by Clippers owner Steve Ballmer. The result is a 915,000-square-foot complex that feels engineered down to the last detail, and it includes an 85,000-square-foot practice facility, team offices and a sports medicine clinic all under one roof.
Built for the people in the seats
The headline feature is The Wall, a single steep section of 51 continuous rows, with no luxury suites breaking it up, stacked right behind the visiting team's bench to create a true home-court wall of noise. Overhead, the Halo Board wraps the bowl with 38,375 square feet of 4K screen, one of the largest video displays in any arena. Even the unglamorous details are flexes: the building has more than 1,100 toilets and urinals, roughly three times the league average, so the halftime line is not your problem.
More than a basketball court
Outside, a 260,000-square-foot plaza includes public basketball courts that are free to the community, so the place lives even on non-game days. Inside, the room is designed to switch easily from Clippers nights to concerts and combat sports.
Who and what plays here
Beyond Clippers home games for about 18,000 fans, Intuit Dome came out of the gate hosting big events: the WWE Raw premiere on Netflix in January 2025 and UFC 311 that same month. It is set to host the 2026 NBA All-Star Game on February 15, 2026, and it will stage basketball for the 2028 Summer Olympics. Intuit's naming-rights deal runs 23 years and is reported to be worth at least 500 million dollars, a sign of how much the building is expected to be used.
Visitor tip
Download the arena app and set up the cashless, frictionless entry before you arrive, because the building leans hard into tech and the fastest fans breeze in. Then eat in Inglewood first. The arena sits on West Century Boulevard, minutes from some of the best soul food, tacos and burgers in the city, and a local dinner beats an arena line every time.