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Songs & MusicIconic
Fight On
The Spirit of Troy leads fans in "Fight On" after every score and throughout the game.
stadium · Los Angeles
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
“The Coliseum” · The Grand Old Lady
10.0Passport Score
1923Opened
77,500Capacity
Open AirRoof
Natural GrassSurface
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The basics
About Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Historic Los Angeles stadium hosting Olympics, football, and major events.
- Type
- stadium
- Sports
- Football
- League
- NCAAF
- Nicknames
- The Coliseum, The Grand Old Lady
- Location
- Los Angeles
- Time zone
- America/Los Angeles
- Status
- active
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Don’t miss
Landmarks, traditions & experiences
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Songs & MusicIconic
Conquest
The Trojan Marching Band performs "Conquest," one of the most recognizable songs in college football.
Architecture
Historic 1923 Stadium Bowl
Historic 1923 Stadium Bowl — an architectural landmark of Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, home of the USC Trojans.
Architecture
Historic Façade
Historic Façade — an architectural landmark of Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, home of the USC Trojans.
Architecture
Olympic Plaza
Olympic Plaza — an architectural landmark of Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, home of the USC Trojans.
Architecture
Peristyle End
The Coliseum’s signature east end — a central triumphal arch flanked by columns — the stadium’s most recognizable architectural face since 1923.
Historic Marker
Coliseum Memorial Dedication
Coliseum Memorial Dedication — a landmark celebrating USC Trojans history at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Historic Marker
Heritage Hall
USC’s athletics museum on campus just north of the Coliseum, dedicated in 1971 — home to trophies, Heisman replicas, and Trojan history.
Historic Marker
Memorial Court of Honor
Memorial Court of Honor — a landmark celebrating USC Trojans history at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Historic Marker
Olympic Cauldron
The Olympic torch atop the east Peristyle, first lit for the 1932 Games and again in 1984. Still lit in the fourth quarter of USC home games.
Historic Marker
Olympic Rings
The Olympic rings over the Peristyle’s center arch, added for the 1932 Games and a lasting mark of the Coliseum’s two Olympiads.
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Rituals
Spirit of Troy
The Spirit of Troy — USC’s marching band — high-steps into the Coliseum for pregame, “Fight On,” and the Traveler entrance.
Statue
Tommy Trojan Statue
Bronze Trojan warrior (1930) at the heart of USC’s University Park campus — a gameday photo stop and rally point a short walk from the Coliseum.
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Rituals
Traveler Horse entrance
Traveler, USC’s white Andalusian horse, enters the Coliseum with a Trojan rider and gallops the field after every USC score.
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Displays
USC Athletic Hall of Fame
The Athletic Hall of Fame inside Heritage Hall, honoring Trojan greats across sports with plaques, photos, and memorabilia.
Displays
USC Heisman Trophy
Replica Heisman Trophies and banners honoring USC’s Heisman winners, shown in Heritage Hall and around the Coliseum on gameday.
Through the years
History
Home teams
- 1923-presentUSC TrojansNCAAF
- Los Angeles RamsNFL
- RaidersNCAAF
- Middle Tennessee Blue RaidersNCAAF
Getting there
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Game Day in the app
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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