Step Inside: Intuit Dome – Home of the Los Angeles Clippers

Home of the Los Angeles Clippers

The Wall is waiting at Intuit Dome, the new multipurpose arena and home court of the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers in Inglewood, California. As part of the booming sports and entertainment hub southwest of downtown Los Angeles, Intuit Dome adds its own slate of games and events just minutes from SoFi Stadium.

With a number of innovations added to the gameday environment, get your Intuit Dome tickets or LA Clippers tickets loaded up for the venue’s entirely in-app experience and learn all the ins and outs of Intuit Dome below.

Intuit Dome History

Opened in August 2024, the Intuit Dome became the first home arena dedicated solely to the LA Clippers in 25 years after sharing Crypto.com Arena with the Los Angeles Lakers in downtown Los Angeles. Led by owner Steve Ballmer, groundbreaking occurred in 2021, followed by the arena’s $2 billion construction. Intuit Dome held its first event on August 15, 2024 with a two-night performance by Bruno Mars, who was joined by his backing band the Hooligans and surprise guest Lady Gaga. Within its first week, Intuit Dome also hosted concerts for Marco Antonio Solís and Olivia Rodrigo as well as its first standup comedy show by Sebastian Maniscalco.

The Clippers played their first home game at Intuit Dome in a preseason victory over the Dallas Mavericks on October 14, 2024. LA’s regular season debut followed on October 23 against the Phoenix Suns with 18,300 fans in attendance. After the game, Suns player Kevin Durant made note of The Wall fan section, telling ESPN, “It’s going to be a tough road environment for anyone who comes in here.”

Along with The Wall, Intuit Dome has introduced several technological innovations to enhance the in-game fan experience. While in-app concession purchases and over 1,400 restroom fixtures help fans spend less time away from the game, a double-sided, 4K-resolution halo board, designed by Daktronics, keeps every guest feeling close to the action. Just don’t forget to look up during game breaks for the halo board’s mounted t-shirt cannons.

The sound at Intuit Dome may also have a different ring to it thanks to outfitted acoustics and a state-of-the-art JBL Professional speaker system. However, cheer hard enough and you might just hear yourself; Intuit Dome’s immersive AI technology uses cameras and microphones around the arena to identify the most spirited fans to earn bragging rights, special prizes or discounted Clippers tickets.

Despite its relatively recent opening, Intuit Dome has been tapped to host the 2026 NBA All-Star Game on February 15, 2026, which will mark the 75th All-Star Game. It will also serve as a basketball venue during the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

Parking and Admission at Intuit Dome

Intuit Dome is located at 3930 West Century Boulevard in Inglewood, California. The venue itself offers three paid parking garages with over 4,000 total parking spots. Prices for parking at Intuit Dome begin at $56 for the Standard Parking East Lot on 3665 W 102nd Street, $68 for the VIP Parking West Lot on 10117 South Prairie Avenue and $165 for the Players’ Garage Parking on 3850 East 102nd Street. On-site parking passes can be purchased via Ticketmaster.

Before entering, all guests over 13 years old will need to download the Intuit Dome App and create an account. To guarantee a smooth entry process, first check out how to access and accept assigned tickets. In addition to holding your parking pass and ticket, the Intuit Dome App features in-game concession purchases, surprise fan rewards and an optional GameFace ID. Children over three years old must have a ticket.

The Intuit Dome bag policy allows for personal clutches and clear bags smaller than 4” x 6” x 1.5”. Pending a security scan, exceptions will be made for bags used for medical or childcare supplies that are no larger than 14” x 14” x 5”. Prohibited items at Intuit Dome include outside food and beverages, professional cameras, fireworks, weapons, laser pointers and banners larger than 11” x 17”. For the full list of Intuit Dome rules for entry, see more on the venue’s website.

Intuit Dome Capacity & Seating Options

The Intuit Dome seating capacity can reach a maximum of 18,000 fans. On top of a clear view of the court from anywhere in the arena, each seat in Intuit Dome is fitted with a USB-C charging port and LED lights in the armchair. Before securing your tickets, check out the Intuit Dome seating chart to pick your perfect seat.

For Clipper Nation, there’s no better spot to show your team spirit than The Wall, the 51-row, 4,500-seat section reserved for certified fans only. Located behind the opponents’ shooting basket in the second half of home games, The Wall is a unique home court advantage and intimidation tactic built into the venue’s design. Fans looking to add their voice to The Wall will need to be approved for a Chuckmark, named for Clippers’ mascot Chuck the Condor, by submitting a form via the Clippers’ website. Submissions will be reviewed within 3 to 5 business days, then approved fans will receive a unique password to unlock tickets for The Wall section on Ticketmaster. The Wall tickets are not available for resale.

Intuit Dome offers ADA-certified seating to guests and companions at every ticketing tier. Accessible options for parking, entry and restrooms are also available throughout the venue. For specific accessibility requests, contact Intuit Dome’s Answers Portal at theanswersportal@intuitdome.com or 1-888-311-0231.

VIP at Intuit Dome can be reserved by submitting a request via the venue’s website. Suite options include the Teradata Halo Lofts, Neat Suites, Backstage Bungalows and Courtside Cabanas. Select VIP packages also come with perks like a parking pass to the West Garage lot, all-inclusive food and beverages and a dedicated suite attendant.

Food & Beverage Options at Intuit Dome

With Intuit Dome’s in-app concessions experience, no empty stomach will ever distract from the game again. Self-checkout kiosks are stationed throughout the venue for speedy service, but be sure to spend a few extra minutes sorting through the Dome Dozen Markets’ delectable menu items like The Famous Sushi Dog (available in a spicy tuna or California roll), nachos with tortilla chips in the Clippers’ blue, red and white, bento boxes and hand-rolled maki and nigiri. Step up your arena snacks even more with signature orders like the LA Street Dog, K-Town BBQ Chicken and Waffle Fries or Four-Edge Pan Pizza.

Meanwhile, the plaza outside of Intuit Dome hosts the Modelo Cantina for drinks as well as Neighborwood Eats, a dining area showcasing local restaurants on a rotating schedule. All purchases inside Intuit Dome are cashless.