• Baseball to be hosted at Dodger Stadium during LA 2028 Olympics.
• Triathlon will take place at iconic Venice Beach.
• Cricket makes a return to the Olympics after over a century.
• Squash will debut at Universal Studios Lot.
• The Games are scheduled for July 14-30, 2028.

The venues for the 2028 Summer Olympics were officially announced, revealing that baseball will be held at Dodger Stadium while the triathlon is set for Venice Beach. Organizers indicated that the games will stretch across the Greater Los Angeles region with additional sports venues including volleyball in Anaheim and squash at the Universal Studios Lot, which is famed for its cinematic history, according to Channel News Asia.

Excitingly, cricket is returning to the Olympic lineup after an absence of over a century, with matches planned at a newly constructed venue in Pomona. The men's and women's cricket competitions will utilize a six-team Twenty20 format, showcasing cricket’s global appeal, which the International Olympic Committee emphasizes has the potential to engage new audiences worldwide, as noted by Dawn.

According to LA28 officials, boxing will also make a comeback, with early fights at the Peacock Theatre and finals in the Arena downtown. Additionally, the surfing competition will take place at Trestles Beach in San Clemente, which is celebrated for its perfect waves, making it a prime location for elite surfers, as mentioned by Reuters.

The organization expressed confidence that these venues will showcase the best of Los Angeles and its landmarks. Mayor Karen Bass emphasized the diversity of the events, stating, “From the Sepulveda Basin to the iconic shores of Venice Beach, our world-famous neighborhoods as well as our hidden gems will be on full display for all to experience and enjoy,” according to Channel News Asia.

The 2028 Olympic Games are scheduled for July 14-30, 2028, and will be a monumental event as Los Angeles becomes the third city globally to host the Olympics three times, highlighting its rich sporting culture and tradition, as asserted by Reuters.