Crypto.com Arena
Formerly Staples Center (1997–2024)
Home Team Los Angeles Kings — NHL
Los Angeles Lakers — NBA
Los Angeles Sparks — WNBA
Location Los Angeles, CA, USA
Capacity 18,118
Opened 2024
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Crypto.com Arena

Crypto.com Arena has been the shared home of the Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Kings, and Los Angeles Sparks since it opened in 1999 as Staples Center, before being renamed in 2021. It has hosted numerous NBA and NHL championship runs along with the Grammy Awards and other major entertainment events, making it one of the busiest arenas in the world.

Games by Year

Year Total
2014 63 47 16
2015 119 59 40 17 3
2016 170 102 47 19 2
2017 167 96 48 20 3
2018 146 91 32 18 5
2019 142 81 42 18 1
2020 83 61 22
2021 181 128 48 5
2022 142 77 47 18
2023 157 95 44 18
2024 133 71 41 18 3
2025 118 47 47 22 2
2026 98 52 46
2027 48 24 24

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Other Teams & Events

AHL

  • Ontario Reign — Neutral site venue, 2025

NBA

  • Los Angeles Clippers — Former home venue, 2021–2024

While known as crypto.com Arena

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • Arizona Wildcats — Former postseason venue, 2024
  • North Carolina Tar Heels — Former postseason venue, 2024

While known as Staples Center

Arena Football League

  • Los Angeles Avengers — Former home venue, 2000–2008

NBA

  • East All Stars — Former home venue, 2004–2018
  • Los Angeles Clippers — Former home venue, 1999–2021
  • Los Angeles Lakers — Former home venue, 1999–2021
  • West All Stars — Former home venue, 2004–2018

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • Alabama Crimson Tide — Former postseason venue, 2024
  • All — Former postseason venue, 2013
  • Arizona State Sun Devils — Neutral site venue, 2017–2018
  • Arizona Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2016
  • Gonzaga Bulldogs — Former postseason venue, 2018
  • Michigan Wolverines — Former postseason venue, 2018
  • TCU Horned Frogs — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • USC Trojans — Neutral site venue, 2016–2018
  • Utah Utes — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Wisconsin Badgers — Neutral site venue, 2015

NHL

  • Atlantic All Stars — Former home venue, 2017
  • Central All Stars — Former home venue, 2017
  • Los Angeles Kings — Former home venue, 1999–2021
  • Metropolitan All Stars — Former home venue, 2017
  • North American All Stars — Former home venue, 2002
  • Pacific All Stars — Former home venue, 2017
  • World All Stars — Former home venue, 2002

WNBA

  • Los Angeles Sparks — Former home venue, 1997–2024

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