Los Angeles Clippers
Venue and travel guide
Venue and location
Address
3930 West Century Boulevard
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City
Inglewood
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Notes
Privately financed by Clippers owner Steve Ballmer; opened August 2024 as the Clippers' first wholly owned home after sharing Crypto.com Arena with the Lakers since 1999. Selected to host 2026 NBA All-Star Game (Feb. 15, 2026) and basketball for the 2028 Summer Olympics
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Phone
1-888-311-0231 (Intuit Dome Answers Portal / Guest Experience)
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State
CA
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Venue name
Intuit Dome
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Zip code
90303
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Parking
Cheapest
Use the free Metro Shuttle from the K/C Line (avoids parking cost entirely), or C Line park-and-ride lots ($3–$10, payable on-site); off-site private lots via SpotHero tend to be cheaper than premium on-site garages
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Guide url
https://intuitdome.com/plan-your-visit/parking-information
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Accessible parking
ADA/accessible parking available in on-site garages (see Accessibility section)
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Payment
Cashless/digital — advance purchase via official site or authorized vendors (e.g., SpotHero); credit/debit and mobile pay (Intuit Dome is a fully cashless venue)
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Premium
Yes — VIP West Garage reserved for premium/season pass holders; discounted parking may be available to season ticket holders
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Prepaid
Yes — parking passes can be purchased in advance via the official website and authorized vendors; advance purchase recommended
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Prices
Varies by event and demand; secondary sources cite roughly $20–$40 on the low end up to $50–$120+ for premium/close-in garages
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Public transport
Metro Rail C and K Lines with free Metro Shuttle; Metro Bus Lines 115, 117, 212
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Tailgating
N/A — indoor arena; no formal tailgating program published
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Traffic
Century Blvd and Prairie Ave corridors near the arena; the broader Inglewood sports district (adjacent to SoFi Stadium and Kia Forum) sees heavy congestion on overlapping event days
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Types
On-site venue-operated garages — VIP West Garage (Prairie Ave), Standard East Garage (W 102nd St), and Players' Garage (W 102nd St); plus third-party/private off-site lots
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Public transportation
Airport connection
K Line serves LAX/Metro Transit Center, linking LAX to the arena via rail + free shuttle
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App
LA Metro app / metro.net trip planner; Transit and Moovit apps
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Best option
K Line to Inglewood Station (or LAX/Metro Transit Center) + free Metro Shuttle — avoids parking and rideshare surge costs
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Bus routes
Metro Line 115 (Manchester/Kareem), Line 117 (Prairie/Century), Line 212 (Prairie/Kelso)
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Fare
Metro rail/bus $1.75 one-way ($3.50 round trip); free Metro Shuttle; pay via TAP card, contactless credit/debit, Apple Wallet, TAP app, or cash; children under 6 ride free
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Ferry
N/A — inland venue
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Nearest station
Metro K Line — Inglewood Station (Downtown Inglewood); short shuttle ride to arena
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Rail lines
Metro K Line (Crenshaw/LAX) and Metro C Line (via Hawthorne/Lennox), connected by the free Metro Shuttle
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Tips
Load round-trip fare onto TAP before the event to skip post-game lines; no TAP needed for the free shuttle
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Walking distance
Rail stations require the shuttle (not walkable); bus stops on Prairie/Century are within walking distance of the arena
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Shuttles
Accessibility
Yes — all Metro shuttles and rail lines are ADA accessible with priority seating and ramps/lifts
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Cost
Free (no TAP card required for the shuttle itself)
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Dropoff
Curbside at the arena (Prairie Ave just south of Century Blvd); return boards at the same drop-off point
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Frequency
Pre-game every 20 min (from 2 hrs prior); post-game every 10 min (for 1 hr after)
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Notes
Metro Shuttle operates only for Clippers home games / ticketed events; check intuitdome.com transportation-options page for event-specific service
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Operator
LA Metro (in partnership with Intuit Dome)
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Park ride
C Line stations with on-site paid parking — Norwalk ($3), Lakewood Bl ($3; free weekends/holidays), Lynwood (free), Harbor Freeway (free), Crenshaw ($3), Hawthorne/Lennox ($10)
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Pickup
K Line — Inglewood Station and LAX/Metro Transit Center; C Line — Hawthorne/Lennox Station
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Routes
Free Metro Shuttle connecting K Line (Inglewood Station; LAX/Metro Transit Center) and C Line (Hawthorne/Lennox Station) to the arena; plus electric micro-transit shuttles and regional park-and-ride shuttles via the Mobility Hub
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Schedule
Every 20 minutes starting two hours before each game; every 10 minutes for one hour after the event ends
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Bicycles
Rack locations
On-site designated bicycle parking areas; Arena Hosts direct guests to locations
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Secure
First-come, first-served; staffed by Arena Hosts but no dedicated secured/locked facility advertised. Bikes parked outside designated spots are subject to removal/confiscation
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Share cost
Free (on-site bike parking)
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Tips
Park only in designated areas marked by Arena Hosts to avoid removal; arrive early as spaces are first-come, first-served
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Accessibility
Accessible parking
Accessible parking available in on-site garages; advance arrangement recommended via Guest Experience
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Assistive listening
Assisted Listening Devices available upon request at every event
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Contact
Guest Experience Team — 1-888-311-0231 (audio descriptors and ASL interpreters available at select events upon request)
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Dropoff
ADA drop-off available at the Mobility Hub / designated accessible area
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Fun fact
Intuit Dome offers a dedicated private sensory room — a feature not found in most NBA arenas
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Restrooms
Accessible restrooms throughout the venue
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Sensory
Dedicated private sensory room on-site; sensory bags (noise-canceling headphones and sensory toys) available to borrow on request
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Service animals
Trained service animals welcome; must remain on leash/harness and sit in the guest's lap or under their seat. Guests needing more space should buy WCA-row tickets
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Wheelchair seating
Wheelchair-accessible (WCA) and companion seating available across all price categories, subject to availability
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Food and vendors
Cashless
Yes — fully cashless; all transactions are card/mobile/biometric only
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Craft beer
Rotating Southern California craft breweries including Angel City and Golden Road (roughly $15–$18)
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Fun fact
Fans can upload a selfie linked to a credit card and buy food, drinks, and merch using just their face — no checkout required
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Local
Local LA taco stands in the lower bowl; outdoor plazas host Inglewood/South LA community vendors serving regionally inspired cuisine
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Mobile ordering
Yes — app-based mobile ordering and grab-and-go; supported by facial-recognition ("pay with your face") technology
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Notable stands
Autonomous/frictionless grab-and-go markets and the biometric facial-recognition payment system are signature features; local-vendor stands in the lower bowl and outdoor plazas
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Outside food policy
Outside food and beverages are not permitted
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Parking Apps Accepted
SpotHero and other authorized digital vendors; official passes via intuitdome.com
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Signature food
The Famous Sushi Dog (spicy tuna or California roll style); other signatures include the LA Street Dog, K-Town BBQ Chicken & Waffle Fries, Four-Edge Pan Pizza, and Clippers-colored nachos
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Venue history
Architect
AECOM (design and architecture), realizing Steve Ballmer's vision; built by AECOM Hunt / Turner construction partnership
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Construction cost
Approximately $2 billion (privately financed by Steve Ballmer; early groundbreaking estimates were ~$1.2 billion)
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Famous moments
Inaugural event Bruno Mars concert (Aug 2024); first Clippers home season 2024–25; selected to host the 2026 NBA All-Star Game (Feb 15, 2026) and the 2028 Olympic basketball
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Fun fact
The arena is fully privately financed — believed to be the only fully privately funded NBA arena of its era — and runs entirely on its own renewable/solar-supported power systems
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Opened
2024 (opened August 15, 2024, with a Bruno Mars concert)
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Original capacity
~18,000 (about 18,300 for basketball)
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Original name
Intuit Dome (named under naming-rights deal with Intuit Inc.); known during planning as the Inglewood Basketball and Entertainment Center
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Records
Features the largest single video display in an NBA arena — the double-sided "Halo Board" (~38,000+ sq ft of LED)
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Renovations
None — newly opened in 2024
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Retired numbers
The Clippers franchise has historically retired no jersey numbers; no retired-number banners hang at Intuit Dome as of 2026
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Venue details
Capacity
~18,000 (approximately 18,300) — among the smaller NBA arenas by design
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Climate
Fully enclosed, climate-controlled indoor arena; designed for acoustics and a steep, intimate seating bowl ("The Wall" — a ~51-row, ~4,500-seat single-tier supporters' section behind one basket inspired by European soccer stands)
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Levels
Multi-tier bowl across roughly six levels (Levels 1–6), including premium/suite levels
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Premium
Extensive premium inventory — Halo Suites, Teradata Halo Lofts (groups of 4), Neat Suites, and other clubs; most suites seat 13–17 with up to 8 add-on SRO tickets
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Scoreboard
The "Halo Board" — a double-sided halo LED scoreboard of roughly 38,000–44,000 sq ft with ~233 million LEDs, the largest in the NBA
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Shared tenants
None — sole primary tenant is the LA Clippers; hosts concerts and events (and 2026 NBA All-Star, 2028 Olympic basketball)
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Surface
Hardwood basketball court (NBA regulation 94 ft x 50 ft)
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