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The LA 2028 Olympics Venue Map is a comprehensive guide to all 35 competition venues across the Los Angeles region, giving fans and visitors a clear picture of where every Olympic sport takes place. From iconic LA landmarks to out-of-city venues in Anaheim, Arcadia, and beyond, the map brings the full geographic footprint of the Games into one interactive view.
All 35 Venues Across Greater LA
The map covers the complete range of Olympic venues organized into distinct city zones, including Exposition Park, DTLA, Venice, the Riviera, Carson, Universal City, the Valley, and the Port of Los Angeles, as well as venues in surrounding cities. Each marker displays the venue name, full address, transport access icons, a venue photo, and the list of sports hosted there. Several venues host multiple sports: the Carson Sports Complex, for example, covers Archery, Cycling Track, Hockey, Rugby Sevens, and Tennis.
Filter by Zone, Sport, or DateThree filter categories let fans cut straight to the information they need.
- The Zones filter narrows results by neighborhood or city.
- The Sports filter covers the full Olympic program — from Athletics and Swimming to new additions like Squash, Flag Football, and Cricket — each with its own custom sport icon.
- The Dates filter lets users browse venues by competition day throughout the Games.
Detailed Event Schedules Per Venue
Each venue popup contains a full competition schedule broken down by event code, date, day number, session type (Preliminary or Final), and event description. At the LA Memorial Coliseum, for instance, fans can see every Athletics session from Women’s 100m Preliminaries through to Finals across the entire track and field program. This level of detail makes the map a practical planning tool for attending specific events.
3D Buildings and Rich Venue Media
When a venue is selected, the map zooms in and switches to a 3D building view, showing the stadium or facility in its real-world urban context. Venue panels include high-quality photos — and in some cases multi-image galleries — giving fans a strong visual sense of each location before they arrive.