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Club Overview

The LA Clippers are an NBA Western Conference (Pacific Division) team based in Inglewood, California. Their home, Intuit Dome, opened in 2024 and holds 18,000 fans.

Seating Guide

Seating includes Courtside, Lower Level (100s), Club Level (200s), and Upper Level (300s); as a brand-new arena, it features a distinctive standing-room supporter section called “The Wall.”

Tickets

Official tickets can be purchased through the club’s website.

Food Guide

Around the arena you’ll find a variety of restaurants. Check the button below for a real, location-based list.

Cheer Culture

“The Wall” at Intuit Dome is a real, purpose-built 51-foot-tall standing-room supporter section with a giant video display, created by the franchise specifically to establish a new, intense home-court atmosphere.

📍 Getting There

Intuit Dome · 3939 W 102nd St, Inglewood, CA 90301

Tap the button below to see transit, walking, and driving directions from your current location to the stadium, via Google Maps.

💡 Insider Tips

🚌 Getting Around

The Clippers have played at Intuit Dome in Inglewood since August 2024 (a completely different location from the Lakers’ Crypto.com Arena downtown — don’t confuse the two). Get off at Metro’s C Line (Hawthorne/Lennox station) or K Line (Inglewood station/LAX Metro Transit Center), then take the free shuttle running every 20 minutes starting 2 hours before the game.

🏨 Lodging

Lum Hotel is right next to the Intuit Dome main entrance, and The Anthem Hotel (opened February 2026, about 0.1 miles) is also within walking distance.

🎟️ Tickets

Ticketmaster is the official channel, and season-ticket resale is also only available through the Ticketmaster Account Manager.

💡 Insider Tips

Only a clear bag under 4x6x1.5 inches or a clutch is allowed, with no separate bag-check service. Every seat has a USB-C charging port and LED lighting, plus interactive armrest buttons — a signature feature alongside the “Halo Board,” a 38,375-square-foot double-sided 4K scoreboard.