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The Clippers Will Have a New Home For The 2024 NBA Season: The Intuit Dome
The Clippers will have a new home starting in 2024....
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Exciting news for sports fans today: the LA Clippers are set to break ground on their new arena in Inglewood.
This morning, the new name for the arena was unveiled: The Intuit Dome
Introducing the @IntuitDome.
— LA Clippers (@LAClippers) September 17, 2021
Future home of the LA Clippers.
The team released a video this morning introducing The Intuit Dome which was narrated by stars Paul George and Kawhi Leonard.
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The Clippers and the financial software company Intuit announced a 23-year partnership for naming rights on the venue.
That means you can expect to see a lot of ads for Intuit products at the arena, including QuickBooks, Turbo Tax, MailChimp and Credit Karma.
The Intuit Dome is expected to open for the 2024/25 NBA season.
We will be updating this story. Check back for more details.
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