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About Grand Olympic Auditorium
The Grand Olympic Auditorium site in Los Angeles has a rich history as a multipurpose venue before its current role as Glory Vision Center and Glory Church LA. Located at 1801 S Grand Ave, the venue sits just west of downtown LA, near the LATTC campus. While its function has evolved, the space remains a noteworthy landmark for boxing, wrestling, and live performances, with a legacy that includes notable 1930s Olympic events, a 1994 De La Hoya title bout, and a history of punk and rock shows in the 1980s and 1990s. This page covers seating configurations, parking, transit access, and nearby hotels and dining options to help you plan a hassle-free visit.
We’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations for accommodations and meals, so you can secure your seats and focus on the show. Whether you’re attending a community event, a concert, or a church service at Glory Church LA, this guide keeps you informed and prepared.
Venue details
Grand Olympic Auditorium, now the Glory Vision Center and Glory Church LA, sits on Grand Avenue adjacent to the LATTC campus. The site has a storied past in combat sports and music, with varying seating configurations across its history.
Accessibility and getting around
Accessible entrances and proximity to public transit make it convenient to reach from central L.A. Whether you drive or ride-share, planning ahead helps you secure parking and minimize wait times.
Nearby hotels and dining
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 1801 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90015.
- Venue status: former multi-purpose arena; renamed Glory Vision Center and today Glory Church LA (Glory Church of Jesus Christ) at the site.
- Original capacity: 10,400 seats; reopened in 1993 at about 7,300 seats; later listed as ~7,030 for boxing/wrestling and ~4,514 seated for concerts; up to 773 floor seats possible.
- Parking: a parking lot with about 550 spaces plus roughly 2,300 spaces in a nearby garage.
- Transit: near Grand/LATTC Metro Station (A Line) with multiple bus routes; located on Grand Avenue adjacent to the LATTC campus.
- Notable events: hosted boxing and wrestling during the 1932 Olympics; significant promotions through the 20th century; 1994 De La Hoya title fight during its reopening; punk rock and other concerts in the 1980s–1990s; later music videos filmed there.
- Nearby hotels: JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. LIVE, The Ritz-Carlton Los Angeles L.A. LIVE, Ace Hotel Downtown LA, The Biltmore Los Angeles, among others.