Intuit Dome

Intuit Dome in Inglewood is the futuristic, purpose-built home of the LA Clippers, a tech-forward arena anchored by a wraparound video display known as the "Halo Board." Every seat was designed with sightlines and sound in mind, and the building's steep supporters' section, nicknamed "The Wall," concentrates 3,200 of the loudest fans directly behind one basket. It's the newest arena in the NBA, opened for the 2024-25 season, and gave the Clippers a true home of their own after 25 years sharing an arena with the Lakers. The overall effect is part sports cathedral, part tech showcase, engineered for maximum crowd intensity on every possession.

Intuit Dome opened in August 2024, with Bruno Mars christening the building over back-to-back concerts before the Clippers played their first regular-season game there that October. Designed for maximum crowd intensity with The Wall supporters' section and the record-setting Halo Board, it immediately gave the Clippers an identity distinct from the Lakers, whom they had shared Crypto.com Arena with since 1999. The arena hosted the 2026 NBA All-Star Game in its second season and is slated to host basketball at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. It has already become a hub for entertainment beyond basketball, including WWE's Netflix Raw premiere in January 2025.