2028 Summer Olympic Volleyball

Power, Precision, and Teamwork

Volleyball is one of the most thrilling sports of the Olympic Games, combining explosive athleticism, sharp strategy, and relentless teamwork. In 2028, Los Angeles will host both indoor volleyball and beach volleyball, offering fans two unique ways to experience the excitement.

The Venues

• Indoor Volleyball: Matches will be played at the Los Angeles Convention Center, transformed into a world-class arena with seating for thousands.

• Beach Volleyball: The iconic Santa Monica Beach will serve as the stage, blending Olympic competition with California’s coastal energy.

Events & Format

• Indoor Volleyball:

  • Men’s and Women’s tournaments, each featuring 12 national teams.

  • Matches played in best-of-five sets, showcasing speed, power, and tactical play.

  Beach Volleyball:

  • Men’s and Women’s tournaments, each featuring 24 pairs.

  • Matches played in best-of-three sets, with sand, sun, and strategy shaping every rally.

Athletes & Rivalries

Expect powerhouse nations like Brazil, the United States, Italy, and Poland in indoor volleyball, while beach volleyball will feature dominant duos from Brazil, the U.S., and emerging challengers from Europe and Asia. Every match promises drama, rivalries, and unforgettable highlights.

Olympic Legacy

Indoor volleyball debuted at the 1964 Tokyo Games, while beach volleyball joined in 1996 Atlanta. Since then, both have produced iconic Olympic moments — from dramatic comebacks to legendary gold medal matches.

Fan Experience

Fans will enjoy:

• Electrifying atmospheres indoors, with chants and cheers echoing through the arena.

• The unique vibe of beach volleyball, where sport meets festival energy.

• A celebration of volleyball culture, with fan zones, music, and interactive exhibits.