Dignity Health Sports Park

Capacity: 27,000

Home Teams: LA Galaxy (MLS)

Dignity Health Sports Park

Located in the Los Angeles suburb of Carson on the campus of California State University, Dominguez Hills (about 14 miles south of downtown Los Angeles), Dignity Health Sports Park has been home to the LA Galaxy, one of the founding teams of the MLS, since 2003. Incredibly, the Galaxy spent their early years playing in the colossal Rose Bowl, a venue that was far from ideal in terms of size (too big), location (inconvenient), and design, so the team’s move to Dignity Health Sports Park was met with great enthusiasm. As the third largest soccer-specific stadium in the MLS, Dignity Health Sports Park provided a much-needed venue to showcase the many international superstars that the Galaxy brought to Los Angeles in the 2000s, starting, of course, with their audacious signing of Real Madrid Galactico David Beckham in 2007. The Galaxy, however, moved into the new stadium in 2003 with a lot to live up to, having won their first ever MLS Cup in 2002 along with their second Supporters’ Shield (and a runners-up performance in the US Open Cup). It took a couple of seasons, but the Galaxy came through again in 2005, squeaking into the MLS Playoffs but going on to defeat the New England Revolution 1-0 to win their second MLS Cup. Beckham’s arrival brought the expectation of more success, but while the team finished first in the Western conference three years running and won the Supporters’ Shield twice. It was not until 2011 that the team won a third MLS Cup, however, with Becks providing the assist for Landon Donovan’s winning goal in a 1-0 victory over the Houston Dynamo. They would meet the Dynamo again in the 2012 MLS Cup Final, with Beckham bowing out of his MLS career a winner as the Galaxy stormed to a 3-1 victory. Since then, the Galaxy have won two more titles to set a league record with five MLS Cups (and 9 total MLS Cup Final appearances), though their struggles in recent years have had their fans looking across the city enviously at the success of interloping upstart rivals Los Angeles FC (the two teams have already developed a fantastic rivalry dubbed El Trafico, by someone with an insider’s knowledge of the city’s highways). LA Galaxy fans nonetheless remain loyal to their team, however, dreaming of a return to glory, with supporters groups the Galaxians, Angel City Brigade, LA Riot Squad, and Galaxy Outlawz generating much of the atmosphere at Galaxy games. Hungry visitors at Dignity Health Sports Park will find no shortage of savory snacks, with everything from falafel and street tacos to cheeseburgers and the Long Bone BBQ Sandwich on the menu. There is also a Benihana on the premises serving up Hibachi steak, chicken, and shrimp. Excellent craft beer is also readily available. For some sweet LA Galaxy swag, head to one of the venue’s many shops and kiosks.

Does Dignity Health Sports Park host concerts and other events?

As well as LA Galaxy soccer games, Dignity Health Sports Park has also hosted many international soccer matches, particularly featuring the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team. In 2003, the stadium was one of the main venues for the Women’s World Cup, hosting the Final (which the U.S. Women's Team unfortunately missed out on, finishing third). The stadium has also staged rugby and lacrosse games as well as boxing and MMA/UFC events. The venue has been the site of many concerts featuring international stars such as ENHYPEN, Taylor Swift, the Jonas Brothers, Poncho Sanchez, Slick Rick, blink-182, Panic! At the Disco, Imagine Dragons, Kanye West, David Guetta, Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, and many more, as well as music festivals like Wango Tango, KROQ Weenie Roast, and the Vans Warped Tour.

No concerts or music festivals have been scheduled to be held at BMO Stadium in 2024 yet, but this is highly likely to change. Keep checking back on TicketX for updates!

How can I find the cheapest tickets to games and events at Dignity Health Sports Park?

With so much going on at Dignity Health Sports Park throughout the year, you’ll be wanting to know how to find the cheapest tickets to games, concerts, and other events at the venue. While LA Galaxy games are definitely the main draw, international soccer matches and concerts also sell out quickly. To locate the cheapest tickets to LA Galaxy home games or other major events at Dignity Health Sports Park, search the TicketX listings on this page. You can purchase tickets from TicketX with a single click for the lowest commission fees!

Will Lionel Messi and Inter Miami CF play at Dignity Health Sports Park in the 2024 regular season?

Yes, LA Galaxy will play against Lionel Messi and Inter Miami CF on the following date in 2024:

• ・Feb 25 - Inter Miami CF at LA Galaxy

For your best chance at landing the cheapest tickets to sold out Inter Miami CF games featuring Lionel Messi*, search TicketX listings on this page and use our trusty TicketX seating chart to compare seats and prices. Tickets can be purchased from TicketX with a single click for the lowest commission fees! 

**As with any sport, there is never a guarantee that an athlete will be available to play in a certain game. Injuries and other issues can rule Messi out of action, just as they can with any other athlete.

Dignity Health Sports Park Seating Chart

Dignity Health Sports Park is a large venue that offers visitors a good range of different seating options. Those looking to spend game day in exclusive surroundings with top-notch services and amenities can opt for premium seating areas such as luxury suites, platinum club seats, private cabanas, or the exclusive Champions Lounge, where you can watch the players walk out of the locker room and onto the field. The rest of the stadium consists largely of tiered seating at relatively affordable prices. Check out our trusty TicketX seating chart to compare seating options in terms of price and location.

Getting to Dignity Health Sports Park (Transportation and Parking)

Visitors can access Dignity Health Sports Park via public transportation or driving their own vehicle. 

Getting to Dignity Health Sports Park via public transportation

It is possible to get to Dignity Health Sports Park using Metro rail or buses, though you may need to catch a free Galaxy Express from the closest stations to the stadium. Check the official Dignity Health Sports Park website for full details. A taxi or ride-share might be a more convenient option. 

Getting to Dignity Health Sports Park by car

Driving to Dignity Health Sports Park in your own vehicle is doable, but budget plenty of time to deal with Los Angeles’s infamous traffic. The official Dignity Health Sports Park website has maps and driving directions. 

Does Dignity Health Sports Park have on-site parking?

Yes, there is ample parking around Dignity Health Sports Park; just arrive with enough time to get parked and inside before kickoff. See the Dignity Health Sports Park website for full parking details and maps. 

How much does Dignity Health Sports Park parking cost?

Parking at Dignity Health Sports Park for Galaxy games costs $25. You can also park for free if you use the Park and Ride Galaxy Express. For most other events, parking is usually free. Head to the official Dignity Health Sports Park website to learn more about parking prices and how to book prepaid parking in advance.