The Los Angeles Clippers have officially opened their new $2 billion Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, with a grand concert by Bruno Mars. The state-of-the-art arena features innovative technology, including a 'Halo Board' scoreboard and outlets at every seat, although its high-tech entry systems faltered during the opening event. The Clippers, previously sharing Crypto.com Arena with the Lakers, now have their own venue, which will give them control over their schedule and eliminate logistical disadvantages. The venue’s amenities also include a free regional park-and-ride shuttle service to reduce traffic and enhance fan experience. The Clippers are set to play their first regular-season game at the Intuit Dome on October 23 against the Phoenix Suns. Owner Steve Ballmer, who was initially reluctant to build a new arena, has expressed excitement over the completion of the project, which aims to create a unique and engaging atmosphere for fans.