Events · August 25, 2026

LA28 Olympic Games: How to Move Around Los Angeles in Summer 2028

The 2028 Games will spread events from Inglewood to Long Beach and the Valley. Here is how ground transportation will realistically work, and how to plan early.

Crowds arriving at a large Los Angeles stadium at dusk for a major international sporting event

The Olympic and Paralympic Games return to Los Angeles in the summer of 2028, with competition spread across venue clusters that already host the region's biggest events: SoFi Stadium and the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Crypto.com Arena and Peacock Theater Downtown, the Coliseum and BMO Stadium in Exposition Park, Long Beach, Carson and the San Fernando Valley.

Los Angeles is planning a transit-heavy Games, but the reality for visiting executives, delegations, sponsors and families is that connections between clusters, hotels and airports still need a plan. This guide explains what to expect and how a chauffeured vehicle fits alongside public transportation.

The venue clusters and how far apart they really are

Distances in Los Angeles are deceptive. Inglewood to Downtown is roughly 12 miles, but during a Games-time evening it can take as long as a trip that looks twice as far on the map. Long Beach to the Valley crosses the entire basin.

Plan your days around a single cluster whenever possible, and treat any cross-basin movement as a dedicated block of time rather than a gap between two sessions.

  • Inglewood: SoFi Stadium, Intuit Dome, Kia Forum — closest to LAX.
  • Downtown / Exposition Park: Crypto.com Arena, Peacock Theater, the Coliseum, BMO Stadium.
  • South Bay & Long Beach: coastal and water-sport venues, convention facilities and the cruise terminal.
  • Valley & Pasadena: the Rose Bowl and supporting venues, best reached outside peak hours.

Road closures, secure perimeters and drop-off points

Major Games create secure perimeters around venues. Vehicles are typically stopped several blocks out, and the last stretch is on foot. That is normal and it is planned for — the difference between a smooth arrival and a bad one is knowing the authorized drop-off point in advance.

For every event, we identify a pickup point outside the closure ring and share it by text before the session ends, so you walk to a known corner instead of searching for a car in a crowd.

Airports will be under real pressure

LAX will carry the bulk of Games traffic, with Hollywood Burbank, John Wayne, Long Beach and Ontario absorbing overflow. Private aviation volume at Van Nuys, Hawthorne and the LAX private terminals rises sharply during global events.

Book arrival and departure transfers as early as your flights are confirmed. Meet & greet service is worth it for international arrivals during a peak like this, when terminals are crowded and mobile reception at the curb is unreliable.

Where transit works and where a chauffeur works better

Metro rail will be the fastest option for point-to-point trips along its lines, especially between Downtown, Exposition Park and the airport connector. Use it when your day is a straight line.

A chauffeured vehicle earns its place for early-morning airport runs, late finishes, group and delegation movement, luggage, hospitality programs, cross-basin days and anything with clients or family in tow.

  • Hourly service (three-hour minimum) for multi-session days within one cluster.
  • Sprinters and minibuses (eight-hour minimum) for teams, sponsors and delegations.
  • Point-to-point transfers for hotel, dinner and evening venue movements.

Plan early — 2028 capacity will sell out

Vehicle and chauffeur capacity across Southern California is finite, and corporate hospitality programs reserve fleets years ahead. If you already know your dates, hotel area and venues, put the framework in place now and refine details later.

We hold Games-period reservations with flexible itineraries and a single dispatch contact for the whole stay.

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