The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is one of the most storied venues in all of sports, having hosted two Olympic Games, two Super Bowls, and a World Series.
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Size & Scale
Built in 1923, this 77,500-seat colosseum features its iconic peristyle end zone with the Olympic torch that still lights up on game days.
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Getting In
The open-air bowl sits in Exposition Park, flanked by palm trees, museums, and the unmistakable energy of Los Angeles.
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What to Expect
For visiting fans, stepping into the Coliseum feels like walking through a living museum of American sports history — there's simply no other stadium experience like it.
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PRO TIP
Enter through Gate 1 near the peristyle for the most dramatic first view of the field and iconic Olympic arches.