Situated in Exposition Park in Downtown LA, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum has a historical past, legacy and connection like no different. The Coliseum has served as the house area for the USC soccer group since 1923 and is the one stadium to have hosted two Olympics (X and XXIII), two Tremendous Bowls (I and VII) and a World Collection (1959 ). It was declared a Nationwide Historic Landmark on July 27, 1984, the day earlier than the opening ceremony of the 1984 Summer time Olympics.
With two centuries of historical past, the Coliseum acquired a $315 million renovation of its United Airways area; nevertheless, the historic parts of the stadium stay all through the transformation of the world. Amongst many new options, the upgraded seating capability is 77,500 and a state-of-the-art technological infrastructure has been constructed, highlighted by an entire Wi-Fi system within the stadium.
The signature Peristyle, grand arches, Olympic rings and streamlined fashionable structure present a wide ranging backdrop for any occasion, get together or reception and boast over 50,000 sq. ft. Along with the Peristyle, areas embody the legendary playground (greater than 3 acres of Bermuda grass with a 12,800-square-foot concrete pad), an award-winning press field with two ranges, three discovery courts, the Coliseum Boardroom, USC Recruit Lounge and eventually, the USC Soccer House Locker Room measuring over 2,600 sq. ft.
