Intuit Dome Debuts as Clippers' New Home Arena

The Los Angeles Clippers open their $2 billion Intuit Dome, marking a new era of independence from the Lakers.

The Intuit Dome, a technologically advanced arena, hosted its first NBA game with the Clippers facing the Dallas Mavericks.
Steve Ballmer, Clippers owner, invested $2 billion into the arena to establish a distinct identity for the team.
The venue features cutting-edge amenities, including facial recognition entry and a massive 'Halo Board' for enhanced fan experience.
Ballmer emphasizes the importance of fan energy in boosting team performance, urging supporters to actively engage during games.
The Intuit Dome is set to host major events such as the 2026 NBA All-Star Game and the 2028 Olympic basketball games.