On Thursday, August 15, the Los Angeles Clippers’ new home, Intuit Dome, hosted its grand opening. The new mega stadium in Inglewood, California, allowed the NBA franchise to have its own venue ...

At the Intuit Dome, everything runs through the official app. It’s needed to buy tickets, enter the arena, access club suites, purchase food and merchandise — pretty much everything is managed ...

Intuit Dome bag policy. You can only bring a small clutch bag or wallet into the Intuit Dome, even if it is clear (5x9x1 measurements). The Intuit Dome does not offer a bag valet service.

The Intuit Dome is built on 26 acres of land with a full-acre massive Halo board. The stadium has around 18,000 seats and will house the first-ever franchise’s flagship store.

Intuit Dome is a sleek, joyous piece of modern architecture with much to love, just like its neighbor, SoFi Stadium. But around its edges, the picture gets a little fuzzier.

A car heading westbound on Century Boulevard in Inglewood drove up onto a curb and struck a group of 10 people near the ...

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Inglewood’s Intuit Dome is poised to be the future of SoCal’s live entertainment The Intuit Dome is set to open its doors with a special two-night run performance by Bruno Mars on Aug.15.

Why the New Intuit Dome’s VIP Clubhouse Will Have San Vicente Bungalows Vibes (Exclusive) The new home of the Clippers will feature noise-reactive T-shirt cannons and a Lexus Courtside Lounge ...

When the $2 billion home of the Los Angeles Clippers, Intuit Dome, opens next month with a concert by Bruno Mars, visitors to the 18,000-seat arena will not only be greeted by an enormous double ...

The Intuit Dome also pays homage to the local community with a special feature: glass-framed jerseys from nearly every high school team in California—1,544 and counting—adorn the walls.