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Here's the list of venues for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles
The 2028 Olympics and Paralympics will take place across Los Angeles.
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Going to the Olympics?
Registration to purchase tickets for the 2028 Olympics is now open, and opens in 2027 for the Paralympics.
Registrants looking to plan their Games schedule will also want to take note of the venues, which will stretch across Southern California — and even into other states.
LA28 organizers say these will be “transit-first Games” and attendees will be encouraged to take public transportation to get to the venues. The key transit projects to make that easier still are underway.
LAX’s people mover train, which will help millions who arrive through LAX, was expected to welcome passengers as soon as this month, but was delayed until at least summer 2026. It’ll connect to the LAX/Metro Transit Center, which opened in 2025.
Here's the full list of venues.
The Paralympics
LA28 has yet to announce locations for para cyling (road). Here's the rest of the list:
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