BMO Stadium, situated in Exposition Park, is a modern venue that will host flag football and lacrosse in 2028. As the home of Major League Soccer's Los Angeles FC and the National Women's Soccer League's Angel City FC, the stadium is known for its dynamic atmosphere and state-of-the-art facilities. Its central location adjacent to the LA Memorial Coliseum and proximity to downtown Los Angeles make it an accessible and vibrant setting for events during the Games.

Crypto.com Arena, originally known as Staples Center, has been a central hub for major sports and entertainment events since its opening in 1999. Renowned for hosting iconic moments in basketball and music, the arena has undergone significant upgrades to maintain its status as a cutting-edge facility. As the chosen venue for gymnastics in 2028, it continues to play a crucial role in the city's cultural and sporting landscape, blending historical significance with modern innovation.

Dodger Stadium, the iconic home of the Los Angeles Dodgers since 1962, will host baseball competitions in 2028. As the largest Major League Baseball stadium by capacity, it offers a historic and vibrant setting for the sport's return to the Games. The venue previously hosted baseball during the 1984 Summer Games, when it was featured as a demonstration sport.

Grand Park, a public park in the civic center of Downtown Los Angeles, hosts the race walk events of athletics in 2028, bringing the competition out of the stadium and into the heart of the city.

The Los Angeles Convention Center, located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, is a prominent venue known for hosting a wide range of events, from trade shows to major conventions. Its adaptable space, which has previously accommodated major international events like the E3 Expo and Anime Expo, makes it an ideal venue for these indoor sports.

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum has hosted the Summer Games twice before — in 1932 and 1984 — and in 2028 will become the first venue in history to host three Games. The Opening Ceremony on July 14 is split across two stadiums: the Coliseum hosts the artistic and celebratory Opening Celebration, while SoFi Stadium in Inglewood stages the formal elements, including, according to earlier plans, the Parade of Nations. The Closing Ceremony on July 30 takes place exclusively at the Coliseum.

The Peacock Theater, part of the L.A. Live entertainment complex in downtown Los Angeles, will host weightlifting competitions and the preliminary rounds of boxing in 2028. Known for its modern design and state-of-the-art facilities, the theater has traditionally served as a venue for concerts, award shows, and major events. Its intimate setting places spectators close to the action.

The USC Sports Center, a premier indoor arena on the University of Southern California campus, will host badminton and rhythmic gymnastics in 2028. As the home of USC's basketball and volleyball teams, the venue is equipped with modern facilities and offers an intimate atmosphere for spectators.

Alamitos Beach, situated at the western edge of Long Beach and adjacent to downtown, is renowned for its expansive sandy shores and scenic coastal backdrop. In 2028, it will serve as the venue for beach volleyball, offering a picturesque setting that complements the sport's dynamic nature.

Arena Long Beach, in the heart of the city, has been a prominent venue for sports and entertainment for decades. At the Games it hosts handball, with the nearby waterfront adding to the atmosphere.

Belmont Shore on the Long Beach waterfront hosts the open-water events of the Games, with coastal rowing and open water swimming staged along the shoreline.

Belmont Shore in Long Beach, specifically the Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier, is a picturesque location along the Southern California coast, well-known for its association with water sports. For the Games, it will serve as the venue for the board sailing events (kiteboarding and windfoiling), with consistent coastal winds and expansive Pacific views.

Located in the heart of downtown Long Beach near the waterfront, the Convention Center is a major multi-use facility with modern infrastructure and flexible indoor spaces. For the Games the centre and its adjoining lot are adapted to host rifle and pistol shooting, artistic swimming, water polo and sport climbing.

Marine Stadium in Long Beach is a historic venue, originally constructed for the 1932 Los Angeles Summer Games and recognized as the first man-made rowing course in the United States. For 2028 it will host canoe sprint and rowing events.

The Port of Los Angeles stretches along 43 miles of Pacific coastline and previously hosted sailing in the 1932 Games. With favorable wind conditions and excellent spectator viewing from its waterfront terminals, it hosts boat-based sailing classes for 2028, complementing board events at nearby Belmont Shore.

Devon Park in Oklahoma City, also known as the Softball Park, will be the venue for softball competitions in 2028. This existing venue is well-regarded for hosting top-tier softball events, and hosting it in Oklahoma City reflects the broader strategy of using existing, specialized venues.

Riversport OKC, also known as the Whitewater Center, is a premier facility in Oklahoma City designed for whitewater rafting and kayaking. For 2028 it hosts the canoe slalom events on its world-class, purpose-built rapids.

The Track and Field Facility at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California, will host field hockey competitions in 2028 — part of a well-established sports complex with a strong history of hosting national and international events.

The Main Stadium at Dignity Health Sports Park — also known as South Bay Stadium — will host both rugby sevens and archery in 2028, with a history of staging major soccer and rugby events.

The Tennis Stadium at South Bay Tennis Center will host tennis events in 2028, offering excellent sightlines and a history of hosting professional tennis events.

The VELO Sports Center is the only indoor velodrome in the United States built to international standards, hosting track cycling events in 2028 on its 250-meter track.

The Fairgrounds in Pomona, officially Fairplex, will host cricket competitions in 2028. A temporary, purpose-built stadium will be constructed on the 500-acre site, marking cricket's return to the Games after more than a century.

The Honda Center, home to the NHL's Anaheim Ducks, will host volleyball competitions in 2028, continuing Orange County's strong volleyball tradition.

The Industry Hills mountain bike course, in the City of Industry area of Los Angeles County next to the Pacific Palms resort, is a purpose-built venue for the Games. It is designed around the natural topography of the hills and will remain as a lasting legacy after the Games.

Santa Anita Park, a renowned horse racing venue at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, will host equestrian events in 2028, having previously served as the equestrian venue for the 1984 Games.

Trestles Beach, particularly the renowned Lower Trestles surf break within San Onofre State Beach, will host surfing competitions in 2028 — celebrated for consistent, high-quality waves and multiple World Surf League Finals.

The Rose Bowl, a National Historic Landmark built in 1922, has hosted some of the most significant moments in sports history. In 2028 it once again serves as a grand stage for football.

The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center, located alongside the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, was confirmed by the organizing committee and the City of Los Angeles as the diving venue for the Games, replacing the previously planned Exposition Park site.

The Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area in the San Fernando Valley hosts several youth-oriented and multisport events in 2028, using its expansive open spaces for 3x3 basketball, BMX racing and freestyle, skateboarding, and modern pentathlon.

The Shotgun Center, officially LA Clays Shooting Sports Park, is one of Southern California's premier shotgun ranges, hosting the shotgun shooting events in 2028.

The Universal Studios Lot, one of the world's most iconic film and television production sites, hosts squash competitions in 2028 — marking the sport's Games debut.

The Intuit Dome, home of the Los Angeles Clippers since 2024, is packed with innovative features including the largest scoreboard in the NBA. For the Games it is the primary basketball venue, with its crowd-amplifying 'Wall' section suited to high-energy competition.

The Riviera Country Club, established in 1926, is one of the most prestigious golf courses in the world and has hosted the U.S. Open and the PGA Championship. It hosts golf in 2028.

SoFi Stadium, opened in 2020 and home to the NFL's Rams and Chargers, is one of the most technologically advanced sports venues in the world. It co-hosts the Opening Ceremony on July 14, staging the formal elements including, according to earlier plans, the Parade of Nations. It is then temporarily transformed to host swimming — the first time a large-capacity U.S. football venue becomes an aquatic center, with a temporary 50-meter pool.

Venice Beach, renowned for its vibrant boardwalk and coastal charm, hosts the triathlon events in 2028 and acts as the starting point for the marathon and the road cycling road race.