Toyota Sports Center, Professional sports complex in El Segundo, California.
The Toyota Sports Center is a professional sports facility in El Segundo with three ice rinks of varying sizes for training and competition. The complex contains rinks built to NHL and Olympic specifications alongside additional support facilities.
Ground was broken on April 28, 1999, for the $24 million, 135,000-square-foot facility, which opened on March 5, 2000. The Lakers practiced here until 2017, when they moved to the UCLA Health Training Center; the Ontario Reign began practicing here in 2019.
The center operates as the home training base for the Los Angeles Kings and hosts youth hockey programs year-round. You can see players of different ages using the facility regularly for local competitions and skill development.
The facility sits at 555 North Nash Street in El Segundo and is served by the Metro K Line through El Segundo station and Mariposa station. The three rinks differ in size, so check which surface your session uses before arriving.
The center houses an on-site medical unit dedicated to sports medicine and injury treatment. This unit serves both professional players and other athletes requiring specialized care.
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