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The 2028 Summer Olympics are scheduled to be held in Los Angeles, California, United States, from July 14–30, 2028. The Games will be hosted in and around Greater Los Angeles and Los Angeles County. The city's bid relied on a majority of existing venues and venues that had already been under construction or were planned regardless of the Games. The majority of venues are divided into clusters known as "sports parks", situated in Downtown Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley, Carson (at California State University, Dominguez Hills), and Long Beach.^[1][2] No new permanent venues are being built specifically for the Games.

The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the Rose Bowl will host athletics and football (soccer), respectively.^[3] Both will become the first stadiums to have ever hosted three different Olympiads.^[4][5] BMO Stadium, which opened in 2018 as the home of Major League Soccer's Los Angeles FC, will host football and several events in athletics. SoFi Stadium, which opened in 2020 as the home of the NFL's Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers, will host swimming, becoming the largest swimming venue in Olympic history.^[3] Riviera Country Club will host golf.^[6] SoFi Stadium is expected to serve as the ceremonies venue, although the Los Angeles Organizing Committee has also proposed the incorporation of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum into the ceremonies' protocol in a dual-venue format.^[2][7][8] The University of California, Los Angeles will house the Olympic Village, while USC will house the Olympic Media Village.^{[9][10][11][12]} Oklahoma City, Oklahoma will host the events for softball and canoe slalom.^[13] Cricket has been rumoured to be held on the East Coast of the United States in order to maximize viewership in India.^[14]

The 2017 venue plan proposed holding the opening and closing ceremonies at both SoFi Stadium and the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, in an acknowledgement of the Coliseum's role in the 1932 and 1984 Olympics. The plan called the final leg of the torch relay to be ceremonially launched from the Coliseum, with a simulcast of the opening ceremony proper at SoFi Stadium shown to those in attendance at the Coliseum, and the ceremonial re-lighting of the historic Olympic cauldron once the new cauldron is lit in Inglewood. The closing ceremony would be held in reverse, with opening segments at SoFi Stadium, and the official protocol held at the Coliseum. The final plan is pending per IOC approval.^[15]

As of March 2024, venues for the recently approved sports of baseball, cricket, flag football, lacrosse, and squash have not been decided yet. The venues listed in this article reflect venue changes which were confirmed in June and July 2024. These announcements no longer reference modern pentathlon's previous assignment to South Bay Sports Park.^[16][17][18]

Due to IOC's rules on naming rights, organizers "will not use existing corporate or philanthropic names for stadiums and arenas for Games purposes."^[18] Announced alternate venue names are given in parentheses.

Various venues in Downtown Los Angeles.

Venue		Events	Capacity	Status
Exposition Park / USC	Galen Center (USC Sports Center)[19]	Badminton	10,301	Existing
	LA84 Foundation/John C. Argue Swim Stadium (1932 Pool in Exposition Park)[20]	Diving	5,000	Existing with temporary stands
	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum[21]	Athletics	60,000	Existing, renovated
		Opening/closing ceremonies (proposed)
	USC Village	Media Village, Main Press Center	—	Existing
L.A. Live	Crypto.com Arena (Downtown Arena)[22]	Gymnastics (artistic, rhythmic and trampolining)	18,000
	Los Angeles Convention Center[23]	Fencing	7,000
		Taekwondo
		Table tennis	5,000
		Judo	TBD
		Wrestling
	Peacock Theater (L.A. Live Theater)[24]	Weightlifting	7,100
	Figueroa Street	"Olympic Way" with vendors and entertainment connecting Exposition Park / USC and L.A. Live	—	Temporary
Grand Park		Marathon start	5,000
		Race walking
		Road cycling

The Valley Sports Park will host events at temporary venues in the Sepulveda Basin Recreation Center in the San Fernando Valley.

Venue	Events	Capacity	Status
Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area[25]	Archery	24,000 (4 x 6,000)	Temporary
	BMX racing/BMX freestyle
	Skateboarding

The South Bay Sports Park will be located on the campus of California State University, Dominguez Hills in Carson, California.

Venue		Events	Capacity	Status
Dignity Health Sports Park (South Bay Sports Park)	Main Stadium (South Bay Stadium)[26]	Rugby sevens	27,000	Existing
		Modern pentathlon
	Tennis Stadium (South Bay Tennis Center)[27]	Tennis	8,000 (Center Court)
	VELO Sports Center (South Bay Velodrome)[28]	Track cycling	2,450
	Track and Field Facility (South Bay Fields)[29]	Field hockey	15,000 (primary field) 5,000 (secondary field)	Temporary

The Long Beach Sports Park will host events along the Long Beach waterfront.

Venue	Events	Capacity	Status
Long Beach Waterfront[30]	Triathlon	6,000	Temporary
	Marathon swimming
Long Beach Convention Center Lot[31]	Water polo	TBD
	Artistic swimming
Long Beach Arena[32]	Handball	14,000	Existing
Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier[33]	Sailing	6,000
Long Beach Marine Stadium[34]	Rowing	14,000
	Canoe sprint

Various venues in the Westside of Los Angeles.

Venue	Events	Capacity	Status
Santa Monica State Beach[17]	Beach volleyball (proposed)	12,000	Temporary
Riviera Country Club[35]	Golf	30,000	Existing
UCLA[17]	Olympic Village and Olympic Village Training Center	—
Pauley Pavilion[17]	Volleyball (proposed)	13,800
SoFi Stadium (Inglewood Stadium)[36][37]	Opening/closing ceremonies (proposed)	70,240–100,240
	Swimming	38,000	Existing with temporary stands
Intuit Dome (Inglewood Arena)[38]	Basketball	18,000	Existing

Various venues in the Greater Los Angeles area.

Venue	Location	Events	Capacity	Status
Galway Downs (Temecula Equestrian Center)[39]	Temecula Valley	Equestrian	TBD	Existing
Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park[40]	San Dimas	Mountain biking (proposed)	3,000	Temporary
Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area[17]	Santa Monica Mountains	Mountain biking (proposed)	2,000
Honda Center[40]	Anaheim	Volleyball (proposed)	17,174	Existing
Brokaw News Center/Universal Studios Lot[41]	Universal City	International Broadcast Center/Main Press Center	—

On June 21, 2024, the LAOCOG announced that existing venues in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma would host the canoe slalom and softball events, opting not to build temporary venues for the events in Los Angeles to reduce costs.^[13]

Venue	Location	Events	Capacity	Status
Devon Park (Oklahoma Softball Park)[42]	Oklahoma City	Softball	13,000	Existing
Riversport OKC (Whitewater Center)[43]		Canoe slalom	8,000	Existing with temporary stands

According to the bid book for the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics, soccer venues are to be situated within the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, and other nearby cities of California. The Organizing Committee's responsibility is to choose up to seven venues to host the tournament. According to its website, seven venues are under consideration, all within California.^[44]

Confirmed venues

• Rose Bowl, Pasadena (89,702) – 12 group matches, quarterfinals, men's semifinal, women's semifinal, men's final and women's final^[45]

Potential venues in Greater Los Angeles

• BMO Stadium, Exposition Park (Exposition Park Stadium) (22,000)

Potential venues outside Greater Los Angeles

• Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego (San Diego Stadium) (35,000) – 10 group matches, quarterfinals

• PayPal Park, San Jose (San Jose Stadium) (18,000) – 8 group matches (temporary or permanent expansion possible)
• Stanford Stadium, Stanford (50,424) – 8 group matches, quarter-, men's semifinal, women's 3rd place
• Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara (Santa Clara Stadium) (68,500) – 8 group matches, quarter-finals, women's semifinal, men's 3rd place
• California Memorial Stadium, Berkeley (52,428) – 8 group matches (if the field meets FIFA standards)