Crypto.com Arena

The basics

Open since 1999, Crypto.com Arena is most famously home to the Lakers and the Clippers, though the Los Angeles Sparks and the Los Angeles Kings are based there too. The venue is also a good place to take in a boxing match or a well-known musical act—Bruce Springsteen, Beyoncé, Paul McCartney, and Jay-Z are among those who have performed there.

Go on your own (check the arena’s events calendar) or with a guide. A major Los Angeles landmark, it's featured on numerous local tour itineraries.

Things to know before you go

• Crypto.com Arena is accessible to wheelchairs and offers seating and wheelchair escorts.

• Arrive at your event early, as you’ll need to go through a metal detector and have your bag searched.

• There’s a no re-entry policy in place for all events.

• Outside food is prohibited, but the stadium has dozens of eateries, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and kosher options.

• Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the venue.

How to get there

Located on Figueroa Street in downtown Los Angeles, Crypto.com Arena is adjacent to the Los Angeles Convention Center and L.A. Live. The venue has multiple parking lots. To get there by metro rail, take the Blue or Expo line to Pico Station, or the Red, Purple, Blue, or Expo line to 7th St/Metro Center Station.

When to get there

Crypto.com Arena hosts games and other events year-round. Hours vary depending on the event, and doors typically open around two hours before start time. On event days, the box office is open from 10am to 30 minutes after start time; otherwise, it’s open from 10am to 6pm on weekdays and closed on weekends.

L.A. Live

Right next to Crypto.com Arena, L.A. Live is one of the city’s busiest entertainment complexes. Grab a meal at one of the restaurants, then check out the Grammy Museum or the music and theater venues.

What events are held at the Crypto.com Arena?

The Crypto.com Arena hosts a wide range of events. It is the home arena of the Los Angeles Lakers men’s basketball team, the Los Angeles Sparks women’s basketball team, and the Los Angeles Kings ice hockey team. It also hosts major concerts from international artists.

How do I buy tickets for Crypto.com Arena events?

The easiest way to buy tickets for events at the Crypto.com Arena is online: Tickets for its games and concerts can be purchased via its website. The arena also has an on-site box office, which typically is open for walk-up ticket sales every Tuesday from noon until late afternoon.

What is the history of the Crypto.com Arena?

Formerly known as the Staples Center, the Crypto.com Arena first opened in 1999 and is one of the world’s busiest venues. In addition to sports games, the space has hosted awards shows, boxing, WWE events, Disney® on Ice and other family-friendly shows, and a range of other entertainment offerings.

Where is the Crypto.com Arena located?

The Crypto.com Arena is located at 1111 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90015, right in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. That central location makes it easy to access via several major freeways, as well as multiple forms of public transportation, including the Metro to Pico Station.

What are the dining and concession options at the Crypto.com Arena?

There are dozens of dining and concession options located within the Crypto.com Arena, from casual kiosks to more specialized vendors. You can choose from pizza, sushi, and hot dog vendors, or visit some of the numerous grab-and-go areas to pick up a quick bite, beer, or other beverage.

What parking options are available at Crypto.com Arena?

There are numerous parking options available at the Crypto.com Arena. The stadium makes available 3,000 paid parking spaces across its own lots, including designated spaces for disabled visitors. There are also a number of privately run paid lots in the vicinity, which together offer 10,000 parking spaces.