Stadiums in Los Angeles

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Info The Rose Bowl, nestled within the quiet hills of Pasadena, is a storied stadium that has hosted historic sporting events ranging from the Olympics to the World Cup to the Super Bowl. The stadium was built in 1923, and has been the home field of the UCLA Bruins football team since 1982. It is most renowned for holding the ... more

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Info The Grand Prix of Long Beach hosts the largest street race in North America. The race circuit is a 1.968-mile temporary road surrounding the Long Beach Convention Center. The circuit also goes over the former location of The Pike historic amusement zone. The rest of the circuit is located along the scenic Long Beach waterfront ... more

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Info The Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena is a multi-purpose sports and entertainment stadium within Exposition Park, located just south of the University of Southern California. Opened in 1959 by then U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon, the arena has a capacity of over 15,000 people and regularly hosts a variety of games and ... more

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Info The Staples Center in Downtown, Los Angeles is a multi-purpose sports and entertainment complex that features everything from professional basketball to A-List concerts. Opened in 1999, in what was then a fairly desolate and slightly dangerous part of Los Angeles, the arena holds around 19,000 people and is the official ... more

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Info Toyota Speedway, also known by its popular nickname, “The House of Drift”, is located in the San Gabriel Valley in Irwindale, California. This large motorsports facility includes two oval racetrack circuits, a 1/8-mile drag strip, and is also converted to an open air music venue for its annual Concert Series. The facility ... more

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Info The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, situated in University Park, near the University of Southern California campus, is one of the oldest and largest stadiums in the country. Capable of holding over 100,000 people, the stadium holds the sole distinction of hosting two Olympic Games. Since opening in 1923, its history also ... more

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Info In October of 2003 Rebecca Ninburg (better known as Demolicious) and Wendy Templeton (often referred to as Thora Zeen,) founded the Doll Factory. The Doll Factory is home to the L.A. Derby Dolls, a league of over 150 female roller derby skaters. The rink was built using wood, steel, and Masonite. Its firm structure was ... more

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Info Constructed in 1962, Dodger Stadium is the oldest baseball stadium on the West Coast and has been home to the Los Angeles Dodgers since its inception. Located just north of Downtown L.A., the ballpark can hold up to 57,000 fans and is sometimes referred to as Chavez Ravine, named after the land that the stadium was built ... more

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Info Built in 1967 with the intention of emulating the Roman relic that it’s named after, the Forum sports arena has become an icon in its own right in the city of Los Angeles. Located in Inglewood, a few miles east of Los Angeles International Airport, the Forum was constructed by Jack Kent Cooke, who wanted to bring an NHL ... more

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Info Angel Stadium of Anaheim, commonly referred to as ‘The Big A,’ has served as the home ballpark to Major League Baseball’s Los Angeles Angels since its opening in 1966. With a capacity of almost 46,000 people, Angel Stadium has hosted multiple MLB All-Star Games, as well as the 2002 World Series, in which the Angels defeated ... more

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Info Pauley Pavilion, the sports arena of the UCLA Bruins, is one of the most legendary college courts in the nation. The 12,000-seat venue is located on the UCLA campus in Westwood, Los Angeles, and home to the school’s basketball, volleyball, and gymnastic teams. Dedicated in 1965, Pauley Pavilion – named after the University ... more

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Info The Honda Center, formerly known as the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, is an indoor arena and amphitheater located in Anaheim. The venue has a capacity of 8,400 to 18,900 people, depending on the event, and is currently home to the Anaheim Ducks. Opened in 1993, the arena regularly hosts a wide variety of events, including ... more