Los Angeles' Intuit Dome has a flexible center-hung Halo Board for concerts and games including upcoming shows by Bruno Mars, Olivia Rodrigo and more.
Southern California’s newest arena is pulling out all the stops to stand out in the crowded market. On Friday , Intuit Dome unveiled its advanced center-hung board, which spans nearly a full acre. The flexible board will be utilized for basketball games, concerts and special events held at the Inglewood venue.
Ballmer, the former CEO of Microsoft, explained that he wanted the board to be functional for every fan. In order to reach every seat in the house, Zucker explained, “We actually had to map every single pixel and every single seat.” The Halo Board hangs high above the basketball court, leaving enough space between itself and the floor to avoid obstructing sightlines for any seat in the 17,700-seat arena.
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