Intuit Dome, Multi-purpose arena in Inglewood, United States
Intuit Dome is a multi-purpose indoor arena in Inglewood, California, south of SoFi Stadium and the Kia Forum. Its curved facade is a lattice of red diagonal steel beams over light gray panels and translucent diamond-shaped panels, with "INTUIT DOME" mounted in white letters on one side and in blue letters above the main entrance, where a dark canopy reads "CLUB LEVEL" and "MAIN ENTRANCE".
Construction began in September 2021 and the venue opened on August 15, 2024, ending the Los Angeles Clippers' long shared tenancy at Crypto.com Arena. The project required several years of city environmental reviews covering traffic, air quality, noise, and land issues before work could proceed.
The arena's interior art includes works that reference California ships, local tribal symbols, and everyday life in Los Angeles, placed throughout the concourses. A dedicated supporters' block called the Wall runs 51 rows behind one basket with no VIP boxes, creating a loud, concentrated fan section that changes the feel of home games.
Visitors can download the arena app ahead of time to handle tickets, parking passes, and food orders from one place. A free shuttle runs to the venue on event days, and buying a parking pass in advance makes arriving smoother.
The Halo Board is roughly a full acre of screen surface, displaying game stats, instant replays, and close-ups at the same time without forcing spectators to turn toward a single scoreboard. The arena also hosted emergency supply distribution and firefighter support during the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires, showing its quick shift from events to community relief.
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