The 2028 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XXXIV Olympiad, will be held in Los Angeles, California, from July 14-30, 2028. This will mark the third time Los Angeles has hosted the Summer Olympics, following 1932 and 1984. The Paralympic Games will also be held in Los Angeles for the first time. The event will feature over 800 events across more than 40 sports, with an expected 15,000 athletes competing.
Here are some key details about the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games:
Dates:
July 14-30, 2028 (Olympics), and the Paralympic Games will follow.
Location:
Los Angeles, with some events held in other parts of the Greater Los Angeles area and two subsites in Oklahoma City.
Venues:
The Games will primarily utilize existing stadiums and sports venues, ensuring a sustainable and fiscally responsible event.
Key Venues:
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and Rose Bowl: Will host athletics and football (soccer), respectively, and become the first stadiums to host three different Olympiads.
SoFi Stadium: Will host the Opening Ceremony alongside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
BMO Stadium: Will host flag football and lacrosse.
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA): Will house the Olympic Village.
University of Southern California (USC): Will house the Olympic Media Village.
Oklahoma City: Will host softball and canoe slalom.
Sustainability:
The Games will prioritize sustainability by utilizing existing venues and implementing robust recycling programs.
Volunteer Program:
According to Visit California, individuals interested in volunteering can sign up for the LA28 newsletter to stay updated on the program.
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