Los Angeles 2028
Los Angeles is a renowned sports and entertainment city with diverse cultures, a youthful energy and a cutting-edge vibe. Existing world-class stadiums and venues across the Los Angeles region will host the LA 2028 Games.
Why Los Angeles
It’s a place where everyone is welcome and everyone belongs. As the storytelling capital of the world and a city of constant innovation and creativity, Los Angeles is the perfect place to host the Games.
With eleven professional sports teams and collegiate powerhouses, LA is a sports city unlike any other. Los Angeles is one of the most desired tourist destinations in the world and is built for live, large-scale, global events. LA is home to expert event operators, sports executives, athletes and entertainment powerhouses to bring to life an unparalleled Games experience. With LA’s abundance of existing world-class stadiums and arenas funded by private investment, athletes at the LA28 Games will have exceptional fields of play and fans will enjoy unbeatable spectating.
The Games enjoy tremendous public support in Los Angeles, fueled by positive memories of the 1984 Games and first-hand experience of LA’s ability to host global sport and entertainment events all the time.
LOS ANGELES 2028
THE ROAD TO LOS ANGELES! - What we know so far..
OLYMPIC GAMES OPENING CEREMONY: JULY 14, 2028
PARALYMPIC GAMES OPENING CEREMONY: AUGUST 15, 2028
The Figures
Billions of television viewers worldwide
350,000 hours of TV broadcast
Millions of spectators
41 venues
10,500 athletes
20,000 accredited journalists
31,500 volunteers
+600,000 meals served at the Athletes’ Village every day
The History
Equestrian sports featured in the Paris 1900 Games before making their official debut at Stockholm 1912. At the Helsinki Games in 1952, women started taking part in the dressage event for the first time, which became mixed. Women were able to take part in all equestrian events in 1964, making the sport the only entirely mixed discipline at the Olympic Games. Medals are awarded to individual competitors and teams alike.
The Events
Eventing
Team (open)
Individual (open)
Dressage
Team (open)
Individual (open)
Jumping
Team (open)
Individual (open)
The Village
The state-of-the-art campus at the University of California, Los Angeles will be the LA28 Athletes' Village, hosting more than 15,000 competitors for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Centrally located between Hollywood and Santa Monica, UCLA features premier residence, dining, medical and training facilities.
