Updated 4 August 2026 · venue details are subject to change.
Olympic tennis at LA 2028 is set to be played at the Carson Courts in the Carson Zone, south of Downtown Los Angeles. The same zone hosts hockey, archery, rugby sevens and track cycling, so it's a rich area for a full day of sport. Wheelchair tennis follows during the Paralympic Games.
If tennis is the reason you're coming to LA 2028, here's what to know about the venue, the zone and planning your day.
Where LA 2028 tennis is held
Tennis is scheduled for the Carson Courts in Carson, part of a compact sports precinct south of Downtown. The Carson Zone is one of the most venue-dense areas of the Games, which makes it efficient to combine sessions.
| In the Carson Zone | Sport |
|---|---|
| Carson Courts | Tennis (and Paralympic wheelchair tennis) |
| Carson Field | Field hockey |
| Carson Stadium | Archery, rugby sevens |
| Carson Velodrome | Track cycling |
Planning your tennis day
- Sessions run day and evening; finals are the hardest tickets — plan around the ticket drops.
- Carson is south of Downtown, so factor in transit time; the Games are transit-first with no venue parking.
- Bring strong sun protection — LA summer sessions can be hot and exposed.
- Combine a tennis session with another Carson-zone sport to make the trip south worthwhile.
New to the ticket system? Start with our LA 2028 tickets guide, then estimate the trip with the cost calculator.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Planning to drive to Carson — there's no spectator parking.
- Booking a base far from a transit line to the Carson Zone.
- Underestimating the heat at daytime sessions.
Official sources
- la28.org — official schedule and venue confirmations
- World of Events sports directory