Olympic Closing Ceremony

LA Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, United States

First opened in 1923 as a tribute to World War I veterans and located in Exposition Park adjacent to USC, the historic LA Memorial Coliseum features a modern 77,500 seating capacity following a comprehensive $315 million renovation. This National Historic Landmark holds a legendary sports legacy, having hosted two Super Bowls, the 1959 World Series, and both the 1932 and 1984 Summer Olympics. Looking ahead to the LA28 Olympic Games, it will make global history as the first stadium to host events across three separate Olympiads, co-hosting the Opening Ceremony and serving as the main stage for track and field athletics. Key features include the iconic eastern Peristyle plaza with its historic Olympic torch, state-of-the-art video displays, and premium luxury suites that offer unparalleled views of the action.