Intuit Dome Guide: Capacity, Seating, Parking, Tickets & Bag Policy

Intuit Dome is the official name of the Los Angeles Clippers’ home arena, a $2 billion venue in Inglewood, California that opened in August 2024. If you’ve ever wondered what the Clippers’ stadium is actually called, how many fans it holds, or exactly where to find it, this guide covers every detail in one place.

Built by Clippers owner Steve Ballmer through his company Murphy’s Bowl, LLC, Intuit Dome was designed from the ground up as both an NBA arena and a concert venue. Beyond the basics of capacity, address, and tenants, this guide also walks through the seating chart, how tickets and parking actually work, and the arena’s bag policy so you can plan an actual visit, not just look up trivia.

Quick Answer

Intuit Dome is the LA Clippers’ arena, located at 3930 West Century Boulevard, Inglewood, CA 90303. It seats about 18,300 fans for Clippers basketball games and can be configured for up to 18,500 for concerts and other full-arena events. Tickets are sold online only (no box office), parking is by pre-purchased pass through JustPark, and the venue enforces a strict clear-bag policy.

Who Plays at Intuit Dome?

The primary tenant is the Los Angeles Clippers of the NBA, who moved into Intuit Dome for the 2024–25 season after decades of sharing Crypto.com Arena with the Lakers and Kings. The Clippers signed a long-term lease tying the team to Inglewood for years to come.

Intuit Dome isn’t just a basketball venue, though. UCLA Bruins men’s basketball has played select games there, and the arena has hosted a run of major concerts and residencies, including Bruno Mars (its opening act), Usher, Olivia Rodrigo, Billy Joel, and Linkin Park. It has also staged combat sports and non-basketball programming such as UFC 311, WWE’s Raw premiere on Netflix, and Money in the Bank. The venue hosted the 2026 NBA All-Star Game on February 15, 2026, is slated to host basketball competition at the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics, and has been named the host venue for tennis’s Laver Cup, scheduled for September 24–26, 2027.

Address, Location & Getting There

Intuit Dome sits at 3930 West Century Boulevard, Inglewood, CA 90303, part of the Hollywood Park development a short distance from SoFi Stadium and the Kia Forum. It’s reachable via LA Metro’s K Line to the Downtown Inglewood station, with connecting bus service, making it one of the more transit-accessible arenas in the region for fans coming from across Los Angeles.

For anyone driving, ride-share drop-off is handled at a dedicated Mobility Hub inside the East Garage at 3700 W Century Blvd, and the venue also encourages carpooling and cycling as alternatives to driving on event nights.

How Big Is Intuit Dome? Capacity for Games vs. Concerts

For Clippers basketball, Intuit Dome holds roughly 18,300 fans, a figure architect AECOM engineered around steep, close-to-the-court seating rather than maximum headcount. That basketball capacity is smaller than several older NBA arenas by design, keeping every seat closer to the action.

For concerts and other non-basketball events, the venue’s own event-booking materials list a full-arena capacity of up to 18,500, since floor seating and staging can be reconfigured differently than for a game. Beyond the main bowl, Intuit Dome’s outdoor plaza can hold up to 6,000 people for standalone activations, festivals, and receptions.

Seating Chart: The Wall, The Halo Board & Amenities

Intuit Dome’s signature feature is the Halo Board, a double-sided, roughly 38,000-square-foot 4K video display built by Daktronics that hangs above center court. It includes real-time player-tracking overlays, individual player profile displays, advanced stats for coaches, and t-shirt cannons built into the structure itself.

Just as distinctive is The Wall, a 51-row, general-admission-style seating block along one baseline reserved for roughly 4,500 of the Clippers’ most dedicated fans, with no luxury suites breaking up the view. The concept was directly inspired by European soccer supporter sections like Borussia Dortmund’s Yellow Wall, and it’s become one of the loudest atmospheres in the NBA. Every seat in the bowl is fitted with a USB-C charging port, and the arena’s app provides interactive seating and concourse maps for finding your section before you arrive.

Tickets & Prices: How to Buy

Intuit Dome does not have a traditional box office. Every ticket, whether for a Clippers game, a concert, or a one-off event like a UFC card, has to be bought online, primarily through Ticketmaster or the LA Clippers + Intuit Dome app. Prices swing widely by opponent, day of week, and how close a seat is to the floor or The Wall, so there’s no single “ticket price” to quote — check the listing for your specific event for current pricing.

Mobile entry is required: tickets typically load into the app about two weeks before an event, and guests enter using a GameFace ID or Identity Pass rather than a printed or scanned barcode. For the most current schedule, seat maps, and pricing, see the official Intuit Dome website.

Parking at Intuit Dome

Parking is pass-based, not pay-on-arrival. Passes are sold in advance through JustPark, and the arena recommends buying early since garages can sell out for popular games and concerts. Fees vary by event rather than following a flat rate.

Three garages serve the venue: the VIP West Garage (10117 S Prairie Ave), the Standard East Garage (3665 W 102nd St), and a Players’ Garage, all within the Hollywood Park campus in Inglewood. Garages generally open about four hours before showtime, and the arena is a cashless facility, so plan to pay by card or app. Registering a vehicle in the LA Clippers + Intuit Dome app enables automatic license-plate recognition for faster garage entry, and free shuttle service and EV charging are also available.

Bag Policy, Security & Prohibited Items

Intuit Dome runs a strict clear-bag policy: only personal clutches or clear bags no larger than 10″ x 6″ x 2″ are allowed inside. Medical and childcare bags are permitted up to 14″ x 14″ x 6″, but they must pass through an onsite X-ray screening station. All guests and bags go through security screening at entry, and doors typically open about 60 minutes before an event’s scheduled start (touring shows may vary).

Weapons, drones, fireworks, professional cameras with interchangeable lenses, audio/video recording devices, laser pointers, whistles, horns, and outside food or drink are all barred; guests can bring an empty refillable water bottle (under one quart) to fill at onsite stations. For the full, up-to-date rulebook, see the official Intuit Dome A-Z Guide.

Beyond the Bowl: The Full Intuit Dome Campus

Intuit Dome anchors a larger Clippers campus that includes an 85,000-square-foot practice facility, 55,000 square feet of team offices, and a 25,000-square-foot sports medicine clinic, consolidating operations the team previously ran out of separate buildings across Los Angeles. A 260,000-square-foot outdoor plaza with public basketball courts and retail space wraps the arena, giving fans somewhere to be well before tip-off.

Having already hosted the 2026 NBA All-Star Game, with the 2028 Olympic basketball tournament and the 2027 Laver Cup still on its calendar, Intuit Dome has quickly become one of the busiest and most closely watched arenas in American sports, not just a Clippers home court.

Intuit Dome FAQs

What is the name of the Clippers’ arena?

The Los Angeles Clippers play at Intuit Dome, located in Inglewood, California. It replaced Crypto.com Arena as the team’s home starting with the 2024–25 season.

Who plays at Intuit Dome?

The LA Clippers are the full-time tenant. UCLA Bruins men’s basketball has also played games there, and the arena regularly hosts concerts (Bruno Mars, Usher, Billy Joel, Linkin Park) along with UFC and WWE events. It is also set to host the Laver Cup tennis tournament in September 2027.

What is the Intuit Dome address?

Intuit Dome is located at 3930 West Century Boulevard, Inglewood, CA 90303, within the Hollywood Park development near SoFi Stadium.

What is the Clippers stadium capacity?

Intuit Dome holds about 18,300 fans for Clippers basketball games and can be configured for up to 18,500 for concerts and other full-arena events.

Where do you buy Intuit Dome tickets?

There’s no physical box office. All tickets are sold online through Ticketmaster or the LA Clippers + Intuit Dome app, and entry is by mobile ID rather than a printed ticket.

How does parking work at Intuit Dome?

Parking is by pre-purchased pass through JustPark rather than pay-on-arrival. Passes can sell out for popular events, garages generally open about four hours before showtime, and the venue is cashless.

What is the Intuit Dome bag policy?

Only clear bags or personal clutches up to 10″ x 6″ x 2″ are allowed, with larger medical or childcare bags (up to 14″ x 14″ x 6″) permitted after X-ray screening.

When did Intuit Dome open?

Intuit Dome opened on August 15, 2024, with Bruno Mars performing the venue’s inaugural concerts ahead of the Clippers’ first season there.

Will Intuit Dome host the 2028 Olympics?

Yes. Intuit Dome is slated to host basketball competition at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. It previously hosted the 2026 NBA All-Star Game on February 15, 2026, and is scheduled to host the Laver Cup tennis tournament September 24–26, 2027.

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