The NBA has announced the Los Angeles Clippers’ future home, the Intuit Dome, as the home for the 2026 NBA All-Star Game.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver confirmed the game at the site, highlighting how impressive the future building is.
OFFICIAL: The LA Clippers and @IntuitDome will host NBA All-Star 2026 pic.twitter.com/xBAsnRuqwX
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“I’ve seen pretty much every major arena in the world at this point, 32 years in the NBA,” Silver said. “And this is unlike anything I’ve ever seen. It starts with the fact that Steve Ballmer chose to build a basketball-centric arena … He wanted to build this arena to make basketball the centerpiece. On top of that, of course, he ran Microsoft. He’s one of the world’s great technologists, and he brought all that learning [to this arena]. He also is someone who, at this point in his life, had the time to personally imprint his vision on this building.”
The Clippers will leave Crypto.com Arena for the Intuit Dome beginning next season. The 2026 All-Star Weekend will be the 75th edition.
