Looks like there a huge hiccup especially at the beginning due to how the venue makes you use an app and sign to pass through security or the ticket gate "easier" which It can be but I saw many people struggling still And each person needs their own ticket so it can be a lot I get it but honestly I didn't have any major issues Parked across or over the bridge and easy walk over Place is great Friendly staff Seats feel not super tight and the venue itself feels intimate despite being an arena I went for a comedy show so that's my experience Food is all cashless and mainly pick and grab and go It was a good time I'd go again maybe for a game this time or concert :) read more

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The concourse is soulless and has zero character. It feels like a mix between a hospital and airport terminal. Outside of the jerseys of CA teams on the walls, there's no history of the Clippers, LA, or anything that would give the arena some character. There's no local food vendors. There's just boring food like hot dogs, pizza, and chicken fingers at every concessions stand. As you walk around, it feels like Groundhog Day as you pass by the same concession stand over and over again. There's zero variety. They apparently have a ton of bathrooms there. They should shut a few of those down and convert them to local restaurants. Once you're in the arena, the LED lights at every seat are beyond overwhelming, and they don't stop. The positives are the halo video board and comfortable seats. The interactive buttons could be cool. when they're used. We went to MVP's MMA event and they didn't use them at all. That was a missed opportunity for them. I expected a lot but was underwhelmed. read more

Intuit Dome - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

*Ahem* I WAS super excited to go to Intuit Dome for the first time since it's billed as a state-of-the-art venue. So let me walk you through my experience: First off, we were directed straight into the parking structure, which cost $70 just to park. It was fairly painless but paying that much money just to park is absurd. Next, the ticketing process was overly complicated and invasive, requiring app downloads, account setup, and facial recognition-style verification just to enter. FOR EACH OF US. My huz, who bought our tickets, had to send the ticket to each of us (we went with 2 others) and then we had to download the app and then have our ticket on our own phone. It felt like A LOT just to get through the doors. We got in fairly quickly without needing our bags checked, but I'm assuming that's because of the facial recognition setup and app pre-registration. That, or the VIP entrance privilege we had--which probably helped smooth things out. ‍ Then we went to our seats, which were in a suite, and I'll admit--they were pretty sweet. Big, spacious, leather stadium-style seats with no bad sightlines in the place. On paper, it was great. However, we were told we'd have a server for our suite (which seats about 12 people). The server didn't show up until about halfway through the main performance. When she finally came by, my husband was told that if we wanted food or drinks, we had to place one single order for the entire suite. Uhhh... what now? There were only four of us. We're not ordering for a full suite! Yet another absurd issue. The concessions were actually pretty smooth for food thanks to the grab-and-go, checkout-light setup, which was well done. But drinks were a different story entirely. They had already run out of soda water before the event even started, and somehow four drinks cost us nearly $100. Massively absurd! Between parking, tickets, and now this, it starts to feel like you're being nickel-and-dimed to death. The show itself was great. Nate Bargatze performed for about an hour, with two opening comics who were also very good--but that's not really the venue's doing, so I'll stay focused. SQUIRREL! After the show, getting back to the car was fairly smooth thanks to the pedestrian bridge. But once we were in the car, it took FOR.EVER. about 35 minutes, to actually exit the parking structure. You'd think a "state-of-the-art" venue would have a parking system designed to move people efficiently, but instead it was a slow crawl due to bottlenecked exits and limited road access. So, the bottom line is... the Intuit Dome is visually impressive and the seats and sightlines are excellent--but the overall experience is weighed down by overcomplicated entry systems, expensive parking, inconsistent suite service, overpriced concessions, and an exit process that doesn't match the hype of the building itself. Because if I need facial recognition, an app tutorial, a parking strategy, a budgeting plan for drinks, and 35 minutes just to leave... maybe the real innovation isn't the arena. It's how many ways they found to screw you & complicate watching an event. DO BETTER INTUIT & Steve Ballmer (the owner)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

The * * * * four stars is a Good Experience and what keeps it from being Great and * * * * * five stars in part is how it earned * * * * four... Having everything tied to APPS seems to be, becoming slaves to technology. If there's ever glitches, hacks or outages, there can be problems and sometimes printed tickets are simple, basic and best, for at least back-up purposes at minimum. I'm not totally convinced that the automated systems and style to enter by registering facial recognition identification isn't too intrusive and potentially flawed. It's a little too "big brother" with the potential of corrupt use of data or identify theft of some sort in the horizon. It's nice to go into a venue with a certain level of anonymity. Safety with metal detectors is one thing, and great, but the whole notion of making payments and being monitored might be a little too over the top. I think for ticket distribution, especially for high demand events such as concerts, the system might be good to minimize resellers hoarding tickets and scalping, where purchases and transfers can be policed. So, that's a potential positive. It's a nice venue overall for seat comfort and how it's laid out where there seems to be not a bad seat in the arena. Parking seems fairly easy with an opportunity for free street parking if you know the residential area and read the rules while willing to walk. It's not in the best neighborhoods, but isn't too congested and has easier access than anything in or towards Downtown Los Angeles like Crypto, LACC, Dodgers Stadium, USC, etc. The Clippers (a game I attended), the team and organization puts on a great show beyond the game itself, 'tho I did notice a huge absence of true "Cheerleading" on the sidelines by the Cheerleaders and/or Dance Squads being a part of the game. read more

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Visited with my husband to watch a Clippers basketball game and we had an amazing experience. This is a unique, high tech arena and entertainment venue that offers great views and a very advanced arena-wide audio system. Our seats were pretty nice and comfortable with ample legroom and even some cool, immersive features. I was very impressed with the massive LED halo display. Because of the advanced technology implemented here, basically everything is tied to their LA Clippers + Intuit Dome app. Entry into the arena, purchasing food and merchandise, navigation, booking parking spots, and making payments are all done through the app. This makes the whole experience seamless, but I can see this being a nuisance for those who are not tech-savvy people. read more

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Why 5 stars? Because this was NBA arena #14 for me and is my easy favorite. --- --- --- As of this writing, I don't know if I will ever get around to seeing all 30 venues for the other sports, especially because most NBA arenas are essentially a copy/paste of each other. Prior to visiting Intuit Dome, I don't know if I could even tell you that I had a favorite, as there is very little variance between the others I've been to. But now, it's Intuit Dome #1 and a giant gap to whatever #2 is. (I guess San Antonio?) But even in a world where I do visit all 30, I cannot see any of the others surpassing it. Let's get into it. I found a parking spot for $25 on SpotHero that was only a few blocks south of the arena. Coming from the south, it absolutely did not feel like I was about to come upon an NBA arena, as it just kind of felt like an older, somewhat rundown vibe with some auto shops. And then, all of the sudden, there is a giant spaceship where they play basketball. I always like to walk around the entire exterior of a new venue, before doing the same once inside. Note to anyone else interested in doing this: there are basically two main entrances. If you try to keep walking around the building, you eventually just find yourself walking through a neighborhood and it takes a bit to get back to the venue. Hopefully I saved you a trip. Ok, time to get the annoying thing out of the way. I bought my tickets 2-3 weeks before the game, and received approximately 632 emails reminding me to finish setting up my Intuit Dome account, which would be the only way I'd get access to the arena. Every time I tried doing so, I would get either an error message or a note about not being able to complete the task from my location. After like 7-8 failed attempts, I just started ignoring the emails. When I arrived in LA, I tried again, and it worked perfectly. Why you can't do this from another area is bizarre. But once that was done, I will say that the entry is pretty sweet. You literally walk in without even having to show your phone to anyone because they have Face ID technology. It definitely felt like something that will eventually be everywhere, but is way ahead of its time now. And once you're in the door, the first impression is amazing. The main entry area is absurdly tall (several stories) and has the biggest escalator you've ever seen that takes you to the upper level. But before I headed up there, I walked around the lower concourse. And let me tell you, they addressed something that's normally my biggest pet peeve: the concourse is WIDE. Granted, I was here an hour before tip off, but it felt wide enough to not cause a million bottlenecks like you usually experience at these venues. The coolest feature about the concourse are the local high school basketball jerseys that line the walls. Everything else has a nice modern look, but is fairly repetitive. There are plenty of "Pick & Roll" shops that cut down on concession wait times by being quick, self-serve areas. Once I moved to the upstairs concourse, I couldn't resist doing the shooting game, which is free. They have several hoops connected to machines that pass you the ball as soon as your previous shot is done. The only downside is that you have to put a ton of arc on your shot to get it over the netting, and I'm embarrassed to say I only made one shot in 45 seconds. I didn't need to admit that here, but I'm a truth teller. Also, it's really cool that this corner of the upper concourse is open air. When you're in LA and don't have to worry about rain or cold, I guess the rules are just different. Saving the best for last: the halo board. I used to create videos and animations for sports venues, so I was really nerding out hard here. Seeing this reminded me of when I first visited Cowboys Stadium when their massive center hung was new and so much bigger than any other video board. It is SHOCKING how massive this halo board is. Sitting in the upper bowl, you find yourself watching it, rather than looking down at the action on the court. It has so much real estate that they can simultaneously put up the live action video, box scores, a recent play log, sponsor graphics, and 3D player animations after big plays. On replay reviews, they show 4 angles at the same time. It's crazy. But my absolute favorite thing was the intro/open video. When I worked in the industry, this was my favorite thing to make, but also took an extraordinary amount of time/effort. If you don't know what I'm talking about, it's when the lights go out and they play a video right before the starting lineups. This was so much better than any other open I've ever seen that I want to go to another game here just for this. It was like something at The Sphere in Vegas, more than a video at an NBA game. I have more to say, but I've hit my character limit. Best arena in the NBA. read more

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The Intuit Dome is very innovative and futuristic as other reviews say! In order to attend any events, you must download their application and use their identity pass (ID confirmation) or their facial recognition in order to enter or pay for anything. Before purchasing tickets, the fine print/consent authorization says that you're agreeing to it, so I'm not sure why there are complaints if you're reading before buying. We had attended a LANY concert and saw the parking price was crazy. We need up buying at a nearby parking structure for more than less of the price, and walked to the venue. We only walked for about 6 minutes to get to our location. The venue is huge on the exterior. The interior is also big. We had terrace seat so we were seated at the top, overseeing the crowd. The music really resonates with the whole amphitheater. As stated, you use facial recognition to pay for items. It's confirmed with you before you walk out their little gates for concessions. It's not too bad, but it goes get wonky because the camera doesn't recognize your face right away. The staff here really enjoy themselves. They're all very friendly and smiley. They greeted all of us, and there was a lot of us. All in all, not a bad venue. Loved how new and clean it is, still. read more

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First time attending the newly built arena in Inglewood and I'm MEGA impressed. My wife and I attended the Clipper vs Magic NBA game on a busy Sunday and it's just super seamless to enter the arena. Using the Intuit Dome app, everything is essentially paperless and even phoneless at times. From a simple scan of the phone and you're in essentially. No need to fuss to find tickets or have delays due to no signal, etc. This is a feature throughout the arena, including concession stands, food, drinks, and shops. Very impressed overall. Parking here is just like any other stadium/arena. You can pay for inside arena parking or offsite parking lots. I highly recommend looking at offsite parking structures as prices can be super expensive. A small walk to the arena can be the difference between $50-70 parking in the arena compared to offsite parking between $15-40. It varies of course depending on what type of event and the popularity of the event. This visit, we parked at the PS2 Garage ($23), a 5-10 minute walk which isn't bad at all. Signs of a high quality arena are certainly the view and the seats. Each seat in the arena has interactive features, and it was a nice addition to the NBA game as there were plenty of games to play with the host. Seats are cushioned nicely and the view of each seat is pretty standard. It's also quite roomy so you're not completely close to the person next to you. One of the selling points of the arena is the 360 degree screen. Quality is great, and it's bigger than the usual jumbotron. Because of this addition, this makes every seat in the arena very solid overall. Overall, the Intuit Dome is by far one of the most amazing arenas out there. Every other arena worldwide should look at the Intuit Dome for inspiration because the standard is HIGH. Looking forward to coming back here for various events. read more

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It's ultra modern in every sense. Crisp sightlines, a massive Halo Board that dominates the experience, and The Wall section that actually delivers real, amplified crowd energy instead of just looking good on paper.Everything feels streamlined through tech, from entry to concessions to navigation, almost like the building runs on an app more than a concourse. Outside, the Open Court stands out, a public style basketball space where fans can shoot around and hang out, with a giant exterior screen setting the pregame tone before you even walk in. It's impressive, polished, and very LA, but parking and prices will still test your patience. read more

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The Intuit Dome is located south of the other major sports venues, like the SoFi Stadium and the Kia Forum, and it is the home venue of Clippers. The venue itself is new and equipped with modern technology, although navigation is not always clear. The venue requires all purchases of tickets, food, beverage, and merchandise to be made cashless and card less, which means you have to use phone wallet card or set up mobile payment through the Intuit Dome App. Honestly, the tapping system through the gate and getting into each vendor session is quite inconvenient, and it takes long time to process. Parking onsite is insanely expensive for events, expect $70 or more, get a ride share or nearby stand-alone parkings. The food was mediocre but reasonably priced for the venue. I've tried their birria stack quesadilla, and chicken tenders with waffle fries, fairly speaking decent quality for stadium meals, expect about $40 for two orders. read more

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First time going to Inglewood, CA, and to the Intuit Dome. The Katt Williams show that I went to was overall pretty fantastic. Having had that chance to see a ton of legendary stand-up comedians was overwhelming, in a good way of course. Who performed that night were Tommy Davidson, Mark Curry, Red Grant, and two other unknown comics, and of course, the headliner, Katt Williams. And for the two random musical acts, there were The Lady Of Rage, and Lil Mo(Strange). The Dome was not as impressive as once thought. Why did I have it mistaken for the SoFi Stadium just down the street? That would have been a better venue, if I'm being honest. The food at this venue was straight-up garbage. Would highly recommend that everyone eat before showing up. A ton of vegan options waiting in the VIP lounge. Also, since I did have VIP seating, why was none of the VIP lounge food complimentary? Not even the water was free; they made you pay for everything. Since I'm on the topic of food. Why were we told to provide the Intuit app with our debit and credit cards to check out, but once getting ready to purchase, we were told to use our physical cards instead? So I signed up for nothing? It was also like that for the facial scanner, because they still wanted to see your ticket after the facial recognition had validated who you were via the app. The seats were very uncomfortable, like you wouldn't believe. They have you literally sitting shoulder-to-shoulder with everyone. I had floor seats that night, but it didn't take away from the pain. Now, on the topic of seats, why couldn't anyone find their seats? We were well into the show for about an hour, and people still couldn't find their seats. The venue was also a strange one, because we were told that we couldn't record any of the performances, but they would for odd reasons, let people smoke weed, cigarettes, and their vape pens(WTF). It had stunk so bad in there that towards the end, we were all high. At that point, I was happy I didn't bring my son, who is 18 by the way. Outside the venue, beyond the gate, it's pretty sketchy. Have your Uber ready to pick you up; there are very shady people lurking and tweaking. read more

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Definitely an experience. They are getting better with their app but it's still has A LOT of glitches. But don't fear, they have an entire team of workers onsite to help you with any problems and they get it done. Good energy, great employees with happy attitudes and are very welcoming. Ladies, take a very small purse or a see-thru plastic bag. You can even bring in your own water bottles, preferably not opened. Bring a credit card if you want to buy merchandise but for food and snacks the app automatically charges your credit card on file... I don't like that, but I guess it's convenient. The food is "ok" and pricey for what you get. $18 hotdogs and $22 steak (that was small and not that tasty). Sodas $9. (Thankfully I brought my own water) The stadium is designed well. I feel like every seat is a good seat... (I haven't been in the "nosebleed" area, but they look like they can see the game clearly). Not like the Crypto/Staples Center building. I sat in those nosebleed seats and it was soooo scary walking all the way up there, the players looked like dots! Just go for the experience. It's a great place to explore. read more

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Intuit dome makes everyone download the app and sign up. Which is good and bad cause theres too many apps and its glitchy cause i didnt get badges. You can add your face so that you can just walk in. It was a little confusing buying stuff cause you just walk in and walk out without going through a checkout//cashier but you get charged. The chicken tenders were not bad and they gave alot of fries. Bathrooms were clean. Security was pretty good too. There was a fight outside and they stopped them and made sure noone would surround them. They have a basketball court outside and even hoops in the inside. read more

Intuit Dome - Heh - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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We attended for the Harlem Globetrotters recently and had a fun time. The venue is new and modern and seats were comfy. I was really impressed with the way the seats light up at certain points. We were seated in the club level and it was really nice to have food options and bathrooms nearby, and extra space to sit and eat. There weren't a lot of food options that night but we got burgers which were ok. We used the micro transit which is an amazing service. It was a little unclear how to book a return trip though. We found out from our driver that we couldn't book in advance and had to wait until after the event was over. From the arena, it was about a 10 min walk to the pickup point and we were able to get a ride right away. The biggest annoyance is that you're forced to download the intuit app and set up face passes etc, but then there were technical difficulties when we got there. read more

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Attended 2026 nba all star game at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles recently and had a fantastic experience. The venue is beautiful, modern, and super well designed. Great views from every seat, efficient entry, and friendly staff. The technology and sound system are top tier -- everything felt immersive and high quality. Parking and concessions were smoother than expected for a major LA venue. Definitely one of the best arenas I've been to. Highly recommend! read more

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Finally made it to the new Intuit Dome for a Clippers game! There's something about a new stadium. Everything is new and high tech. From the seats with buttons to play a game/polls during the break to the grab and go food shops, it's been fun figuring out the new venue. The food is actually decent from the multiple grab and go areas. My friend had a sushi roll and she said that's the best thing here. We had the typical stadium foot - pizza, nachos and birria wrap. As with most of stadiums and sports venues, there's bag policy. We read it ahead of time and followed the rules to bring a clear bag that's within the specs that just need to go through a x ray machine. However, when we were going through security, the rude security lady kept saying we can't bring the bag in. It's too big. I said I read the rules and it's within the specs, but she kept saying we can't take it in. The other security lady came over and said yes the bag is fine. The rude lady really ruined it for me. Read your own rules and no need to be rude! Hope they train their security guards better. They are the first touch point and experience to Intuit Dome. read more

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Last night was amazing. VIP Lexus courtside lounge for a pregame party ! Came with sushi chicken strips, hamburgers, tacos cookies, popcorn and every drink you could think of. After that, we had front row seats ! That's not all we also had a suite upstairs that came with nachos popcorn drinks, four rows of seeds and a couch in a lounging area. Let's not forget that we arrived in a limousine party bus through the artist entrance. It was amazing! Give it up for the double Ps ! In a time we're being Mexican is scary. It was nice to see us all get together and celebrate a great artist that represents Mexican culture. Made me cry. I needed a fun night ! #VIP #PesoPluma #DowneyGirls read more

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The Intuit Dome is an amazing venue--beautiful, modern, and thoughtfully done. Now I will say, security is tight... very tight. Even though we were there for a private event, everything was still heavily secured. I understand the need to protect the players and maintain safety, I really do. It just felt like a lot in that moment. Still, the space itself? Impressive. read more

Came to Intuit Dome for the Jingle Ball event. OMG so impressed with this Arena. They have AI who recognize your gamer face and allowed you to enter the arena without scanning ticket. All done pre entry in their app. Also when purchasing drinks or snacks you just go in the store grab and leave. AI will know who you are and what you grabbed to charge you all done pre set up in the app either your credit card. This was great because I would ran and grab my drink and walk out without waiting and missing anything. Really impressed with the new AI technology. Parking at the Dome was pretty pricey for this event. We paid $70 for parking. Over all everything was perfect. Loved this place!! read more

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Went to a basketball game yesterday and got to experience Intuit for the first time. The security checkpoint in the VIP garage was a little chaotic, but once we were past that it was smooth sailing. It was nice that there was a pedestrian bridge connecting the garage to the plaza. If you take the time to download the intuit app, the entire experience is really easy. Loved that there was Face ID so we never had to pull out our wallets. Doors opens and our cards were charged based on a quick scan. Event staff was super friendly and answered all of our questions as we navigated our way around. Grey goose lounge was spacious and had a decent food selection. The seats in the arena were comfortable. The only thing I didn't love was the placement of the cup holders. I'm a fan of them being in front of you. We kept hitting our drinks as we turned to talk to one another. Overall, fun night! read more

Intuit Dome - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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Gorgeous stadium that feels like an amusement park. There are a ton of amenities to enjoy at Intuit Dome whether you're a basketball fan or not. I would recommend going to the stadium early so you can take your time and enjoy and see it all. We got there an hour early and it still wasn't enough time. I can appreciate how much hard work and commitment that the organization has put into this stadium. It is a master piece. It is a newer stadium that has its flaws however. The ticketing app is not great and can result in you not getting your ticket in time for game time. The customer service team on site and virtual are not up to speed on what to do nor do they try hard to help out. The virtual customer service did not get back to me until 30 mins before tip off. They sent me to a section in the stadium that did not help me with my ticketing issues. It was a bit of a damper on my experience however I know that my experience is probably 1 out of 10. Just be careful and try to get there early to address this problem as well. read more

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All of the advanced technology is great and all but it doesn't run smoothly because the majority has not had to deal with the system before. Everyone has to download the app and there a bunch of steps that everyone has to complete as well. Lines are slow because not everyone cares enough to set up all the app stuff on their phone ahead of time. The snack shop I went to inside was set up so you get charged automatically when you take items and leave the store with them. The system worked for me and I was accurately charged. My friend, however, couldn't even get the system to let him enter the snack shop. I can imagine everything being pretty nice in a few years. But right now, it's not smooth at all. read more

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This place is fancy and well organized and maintained. The security and staff all so friendly. Such a great atmosphere and experience. I would love to come back . I can't say enough good things about this place. read more

Intuit Dome - Here at the lounge - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

I read the other reviews and yes I agree that there are many hoops to jump through to set up the Intuit App vs just having tickets & showing up. Once you get pass that, honestly its a state of the art technology that you may seen more arenas move towards. It's the best NBA arena I've seen & been too. The one thing I will say is the Pick & Roll food options get to be a bit lame with the same food upstairs & downstairs. So the variety needs attention. But overall, it is extremely futuristic and a nice experience. read more

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Wow! Talk about state of the art! There are screens on top of screens in this building. You can see the curved building from the freeway lit up in blue and red (Clippers colors!) and it's huge! There's a bag and water bottle check to get inside the restaurant area then there's another line to check in for tickets (face recognition). These lines went fast. There's a huge escalator to go up to the nose bleeds and as you are ascending, fake snow (bubbles) is landing on you!! It was a festive touch! The bathrooms are immaculate, even by the end of the night, not one bit of toilet paper was on the ground and the sinks were spotless. The sinks look like quartzite, too! Such a splurge for a sports venue. The seats are small, but it's a stadium so it's expected. The chairs have a cool voting system set up. During time outs, you'll get to vote or take a quiz. In some cases, you can win a prize. I loved the interactive parts of the night. I wanted a Clippers cap ($48), so I went to one of the shops during the game and walked out without paying at the cashier. It's all face recognition! Super cool and also weird. We also had the churros, the pretzel, and got a water ($45). We were initially disappointed not having a cheese dip for the pretzel, but the pretzel was so deliciously salty and gooey, it was good by itself. The churros were also warm and soft! They came with a caramel dip! Overall, the experience was unbelievable. I love a clean bathroom, stadium, and kind employees. They did great! If you don't want to spend too much money, bring a reusable water bottle to fill with water in the building and have dinner before coming. Nothing is cheap here. read more

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Everything was amazing. Coming across the bridge and see a basketball court... so cool. No lines. Food,drinks,merchandise no lines... dope arena. I bought season tickets the next day. Visit it 1 time and you will fall in love! read more

Intuit Dome - Best arena in America! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

Came for jingle ball and a big fan of the halo screen so people in the upper seats can see stuff. However not a fan of the process going in as it was backed up even with the show starting in 30 minutes. Not sure what the point of seamless entry with the app is when it was not seamless at all. read more

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Intuit Dome is pretty Nice! It's a venue which occupies about 18,000 in seat capacity. I would come back here again to watch a concert or a game. We weren't quite sure about the parking situation. We decided to park in the nearby parking garage, which is the West Garage Parking. This is pricier than the other parking spots. But it's pretty secure & an easy walk to get across to the Intuit Dome. My friends wanted to check out the new Dome. So, we came for a Clipper game. We had awesome seats! I think anywhere you sit, would be good. Especially since they have a massive Jumbotron. Very beautiful & very High Tech. It was cool how we can be interactive in our seats. Love the Wall Section. IYKYK!! Make sure you download the Intuit Dome App. That's gonna be The way to get in. You will bypass the long Identity Line to get in, with the Game Face ID. Just need to fill out your info on the App & take your pic beforehand. Do that, & it will a Breeze to get in!!... Your Intuit Dome Identity Pass can be stored in your digital wallet on your Phone. This allows you to enter the small merchant stores & to grab food & drinks. This was super easy to pick up food & drinks fast without having to interact with anyone. (Heads up, you do have to store your credit card info beforehand as well). And, also be mindful of what you grab & take. It's easy & it will charge you when you walk away. Ofc there are bars that you still need to wait in line at, interact with someone & pay. As for the food, didn't try any... Just from the quick grab & go pick up... I tried a Chicken Tender & Waffle Fries that were very mid. I read other reviews to eat before coming here smh lols. I also did not see any of the food I was looking for. Overall great experience at Intuit Dome!! ProTip: If you are going to a game for a Promo night. Get here early! & give yourself an extra hour, in case you have to wait in a long line to pick up your promo gift(s). read more

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I've had the chance to visit the Intuit Dome several times now, from opening weekend for Bruno Mars to a couple concerts and Clippers games, and overall it really is an impressive venue. Parking is plentiful, both on the property and through private lots nearby. The security checkpoint at the main gate is straightforward, and once you're through, you can hang out in the outdoor plaza before entering the main arena. Inside, there basically isn't a bad seat in the house thanks to the halo screen that wraps around the top. I've sat in a suite, on the floor, and in the upper bowl. Each vantage point was a great experience. The Dome promotes a cash-free purchasing system through their facial-recognition app. When it works, it's convenient. But unfortunately, every time I've visited, there's been a hiccup either with the system or the user side. I've even had to dispute charges afterward. Still, I can tell a lot of thought and money went into building this place. It aims to make every fan feel like they have a premium experience. Once they iron out those tech kinks, it'll be a top-tier venue for LA events. read more

Intuit Dome - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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I've been attending events at the Intuit Dome since opening weekend with the Bruno Mars concert, and every visit since, whether for music or basketball, has been a pleasure. This brand new stadium is truly a fantastic addition to the city! The fan experience is top notch: all seats are cushiony, super comfortable, and every spot has a plug to charge your devices; such a welcome upgrade. We've sat everywhere from luxury suites to the upper levels ("up in the heavens"), and honestly, the views are solid from every section. The graphics and sound system are both state-of-the-art, making every event feel electric. Entry and shopping are streamlined too. Face recognition for entry and payments is a great innovation. While it's not perfect and can be hit or miss, I've seen it improve with each visit, already makes accessing the arena and paying at shops or concessions much faster. Parking is convenient, with several lots around the stadium. We usually use the plaza structure across the street and it's been easy every time. All around, the Intuit Dome is setting a new standard for event venues. Looking forward to many more concerts and games here! read more

Intuit Dome - Clippers vs Heat - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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Everyone out there who are hating on this Intuit Dome are either die-hard Laker fans or people who just don't know how to work their apps!!! LOL!!! Wake up! We live in the year 2025! We've BEEN overdue for such a kick ass arena like this! We've BEEN needing a place like this to carry on towards the FUTURE!! I've been here a couple of times already for everything from WWE's huge Netflix Monday Night RAW debut & red carpet, Slipknot AND Babymetal's 1st appearances here as well! This place is sooooooo clean and well-organized, it's damn near perfect of such a venue. Haters are just haters, man. Don't take their negative stars reviews on here seriously because they just don't know how to follow directions and enjoy this thing. Oh, Skynet .... Wanting our facial recognition and everything. There are ways around all that Terminator crap, but you gotta figure it out your own damn self! LOL! Their food and snack spots inside are so cool because you can just grab what you want like an Amazon GO store and they'll just charge it to your card. For some events, they even have specially made food like Slipknot had their own sweets!!! PARKING? Never ever a problem for me because since I know people in the music, entertainment and wrestling business.... I get parking for damn-near free, along with free/discounted tickets; so yeah! The parking structure is pretty cool & your car is definitely protected because of the cameras all around this venue. The whole production level all around at Intuit Dome makes for such a truly unique experience because it's not too big and it's not too small. It reminds me of a smaller and smarter version of the SoFi Stadium. Lights are all around the seats, so when WWE's in town, it makes all their wrestlers' entrances look cooler!!!!!!! Sounds are just phenomenal here, and their halo screen is dope depending if the act you came to see actually paid for it and/or the whole halo screens around for others to enjoy. Their restrooms stay clean throughout the shows because their staff is top notch and so damn professional while being nice and chill. Intuit Dome gets a 5 stars from me because it's such a one of a kind experience. The Clippers now need to decorate it with some championship banners already. read more

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They have to do better. Nothing was working. We waiting an addition hour before being allowed entry due to their face recognition not working. We missed the first 15 min of Social distortion due to this. We were at the front of the line as well. This was our first time here but I don't know if I could recommend this place until I know they have all their system working correctly Parking is nuts. Not great at all. No one lets you know where to go so that was pretty hard. Lines did go quick with the pass. Restrooms were very clean. I hope to have a better experience the next time I come here. We came to see the Morrissey concert read more

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Intuit Dome. Home of the LA Clippers! We went here about a year ago when I got invited to tour the arena and there is nothing better than being here again to cheer on my team! I've been a fan since the Danny Manning/Doc Rivers days (iykyk) so it was super exciting to be part of the team's journey and have a place to call home. Now onto this amazing arena! First, make sure you download the Intuit app (trust me, it makes things much easier when you're there). I created my ID on the app so you basically just take a selfie; walking in was super easy and buying food and drinks were super easy since everything is on the app! Also, lots of restrooms so you don't wait in long lines which was great especially after a couple of beers. The view from the top level was surprisingly good. I was able to watch the game looking at the court instead of the big screen which tells you how much thought they put in when building this place. Parking tip: it is worth spending the extra money for VIP parking. You literally park and walk across the bridge and voila, you're at Intuit! Make sure to purchase your parking tix on the app before the event! Let's GO CLIPPERS! read more

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There is a good selection of food items at the Intuit Dome. From pizza to sushi today they have bulgugi rice, a Korean dish. Not half as good as when I have this at a Korean restaurant. However, it is expected when Americans cooked Asian foods. Stick with hamburger and chicken tenders. All the other foods here are trashes. Do not waste your $20.00 on the foods at Intuit Dome. I told them about it. I do not see an improvement on the taste and the quality of their foods though. Ray out! read more

Intuit Dome - Bulgogi rice - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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Oh no... it started out okay but the machines are a bit of work. My belly was upset the day after. I thought it was an amazing read more

The shiny new penny in the Los Angeles sports landscape (as of 9/2025). This is the place where the Clippers play after decades of having to share Staples/Crypto with the Lakers. This venue also seems to host a good amount of concerts here as well - my visit was for one of those said concerts. Came here on 9/13/25 for a Linkin Park concert. I usually go to smaller concerts or concerts that aren't usually inside a sports arena, but sometimes it's fun to go to popular acts that require venues of this size. Also, my buddy got really good seats in the main, lower level area (not the floor, but area above). The sound, big screen, and effects were great. The energy here was great as well and I could see the potential of how great it would be to watch other big bands here. Another cool thing about this venue is that they hang up all the basketball jerseys from every high school in California. After grabbing a beer, my buddy and I walked around the concourse and I was able to find my alma mater! Really cool to see. The app/ technology: IMPORTANT because I think you need to download the app for ticket transfers and your event experience. I would say there was a little bit of anxiety during the transfer; I got error messages when accepting the ticket from my buddy. We had to come back to it and make sure that it went through. You set up your face recognition for the event experience. This allows you to purchase items from the mini stores like beers and other beverages. On one hand the tech is pretty cool. On the other hand, I get pretty paranoid that they're gonna charge me for stuff I didn't even purchase so be sure to check the bill after the event. One person in our group told me that they had to dispute a few charges in the past. Ingress/ egress (logistics): oh man, a living nightmare for me. Pretty much the same crimes I have coming in and leaving Sofi Stadium. Driving in and out of this area before and after events could get really stressful it's even worse when they schedule multiple big events on the same evening like they did the night I was there. There was another big concert going on in SoFi luckily someone else was driving because I would've been really stressed out. I really hope they figure out some public transportation when the World Cup and Olympics come into town. Overall, though I really did enjoy my experience and it was a great concert. read more

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Positives - -really cool interactive activities for fans. (Games during breaks, before and 1/2 time shooting and passing games. Seating comfortable and interactive during time outs -everything is new and cool experience for the first time. -parking structure and ramp were quick and efficient entering. -all staff interaction we had was very positive. Negatives - The app to use for intuit dome, horrible trying to set up. Had to link cc In order to buy anything. Seating in anything terrace is trash and almost gave me vertigo. Basically paid to watch the jumbo tron. Much better at other arenas. It was a clippers game. ‍ -cool first experience for a basketball game at intuit dome. Maybe we'll try a concert at the venue next if we come back. read more

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We sat at The Wall section for Clippers game and you get a separate entrance to go in. This section is for Fans only so no opposing team gears allowed. Today the facial recognition scanner wasn't working so we had to go back to scanning barcode on the tickets which took longer than usual for us to go in. The arena is very new and high tech with interactive buttons to push for fun games. The seats are cush and comfortable. We parked at the west garage which had an easy pedestrian bridge to walk across Century Blvd. read more

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*** Concert experience only *** Recently I came here for Linkin Park's concert and it was my very 1st time visiting this brand new stadium (opened in Aug 2024). During a regular NBA season, this stadium becomes the home venue of the Los Angeles Clippers. [Parking]: Intuit Dome has worse parking situation than Crypto.com Arena. Limited parking options within 1-mile radius of the stadium unless you are willing to pay $40+. I paid $27 on ParkWhiz in advance and parked at Freeman Medical Building Lot (301 N. Prairie Ave), but I had to walk 1.6 mile to the stadium (30+ minute walk). [Shuttle Option #1 - Park & Ride Shuttles]: Free Regional Park & Ride at 6 pickup locations across LA: * Woodland Hills - Pierce College * West LA - Expo/Sepulveda Metro Station * South Bay - Harbor Gateway Transit Center * San Gabriel Valley - El Monte Metro Station * Downtown LA - Union Station * Norwalk (available for select events) - Norwalk Station To sign up - download the LA Clippers + Intuit Dome App via smartphone, log in, go to "Menu" on bottom right hand corner, select "More Here" on the bottom, select "Transportation by RideCo", select one of six pickup locations, and select Intuit Dome as the drop-off spot. I recommend check the park & ride pick-up time a day or two before the event as passengers won't get to choose arrival time (bad option for those who wants to arrive early and purchase merchandise in advance). [Shuttle Option #2 - LA Metro Connector Shuttles - operate only for Clippers home games]: The LA Metro connector shuttles are located curbside on Prairie Ave and connect to C Line (Hawthorne & Lennox Station), K Line (Downtown Inglewood Station), and 96th Street Transit Station (Airport Metro Connector Station) *Opening Soon*. [Stadium experience - LA Clippers + Intuit Dome App]: To maximize the stadium experience, it is best to set up the app before coming to the stadium. However the app is terrible and visitors will need to set up the following info - GameFace ID, Identity Pass, payment methods, motion & fitness access, bluetooth access, etc. With GameFace ID, visitors can leave their phones in their pockets & just walk into the stadium via the designated GameFace ID Lane. With Identity Pass, visitors can just tap on a machine to access retail shops or enter into the stadium. I had a slight hiccup using my Identity Pass, but when it worked then it was a seamless experience like Amazon Go. [Entrance to the stadium]: They staggered the stadium outdoor entrance so the entry line did not move for 15-minute. There was another entrance check before walking inside of the stadium & visitors can use the GameFace ID Lane on the left side of the Main Entrance if they have GameFace on their app. [Stadium experience - outdoor]: The outdoor plaza was nice and a good spot to take pictures. I wasted one-hour and waited in line TWICE for a poster at the official merchandise booths. Unfortunately they ran out of posters, but luckily posters were still available inside of the stadium and I ended up waiting in line again for a 3rd time. I thought that I had missed the 1st part of the concert given the start time was 7:30 PM, but to my surprise the show started at 9 PM and I was able to see the entire show. [Stadium view]: I had a seat at Section T6 - good sound quality and view was manageable because I would occasionally look at the Jumbotron for a better stage view. [Stadium food]: The signature item at the stadium is Spicy Tuna Sushi Dog (sushi rice, nori, big eye tuna, togarashi, cucumber, garlic miji, negi). Honestly this is probably the most LA food item anyone will find as they describe it as a "sushi burrito in size with the portability of a hot dog". Personally it was just an uncut version of spicy tuna roll with a seasoning pack. It actually had a good spicy kick and tasted alright if I don't have to think about the $20.75 price tag. [Conclusion]: Horrible parking, not-so-smooth app, and poor & confusing entrance management = 2-star. Solid food option (sushi dog wasn't too bad), but it didn't save the entire stadium experience. read more

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Wow three star average was not my experience. I came here with my sis and her fiancé for the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Finals, and I had one of the best times this year. We got to see dope battles with a lot of dancers I watch and follow on IG. We got to experience the lower level experience at a fraction of the cost, and the staff was super helpful with suggesting food to try. What's really awesome is you can charge your phone at the seat if you have your USB C charging cable. The food was pretty good, and we got free popcorn when we left! Give this place a shot for an event. (Go Lakers) read more

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