Los Angeles' major league stadiums and arenas

Five venues carry every top-flight professional team in the Los Angeles basin, and they are spread across four separate municipalities, from Chavez Ravine down to Carson. The list sets out which teams actually play where after the recent reshuffles: the Clippers moved out of downtown in 2024, two NFL franchises share one roof in Inglewood, and two leagues share one soccer ground in Exposition Park. Names change with the sponsors, so each entry notes what the building was called before.

Places in this collection

  • Dignity Health Sports Park — The Carson complex opened as the Home Depot Center, became StubHub Center, and has been the LA Galaxy's home since the club's founding era,…
  • BMO Stadium — Built in Exposition Park beside USC and known as Banc of California Stadium until the 2023 renaming, the 22,000-seat ground is soccer-speci…
  • SoFi Stadium — The roof-covered bowl in Inglewood is the only NFL venue shared by two franchises, the Rams and the Chargers, each playing a full home slat…
  • Dodger Stadium — Cut into Chavez Ravine above Elysian Park and open since 1962, this is the oldest ballpark in the National League West and the third oldest…
  • Crypto.com Arena — Opened in 1999 as STAPLES Center and renamed in 2021, the downtown arena carried four professional tenants at once: the Lakers, the Clipper…

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