Los Angeles Kortz Stadium

The Los Angeles Kortz Stadium, also known as the Los Angeles Forum, due to its location in the district of Forum, and the Los Angeles Olympic Stadium, is a multi-purpose stadium located in the south district of Forum, as well as the main venue for the 2015 Pan and ParaPan-European and Asia-Pacific Games, where it hosted the opening and closing ceremonies, as well as the athletics and some football events.

Plans to build a new stadium and a sport complex were conceived nearly 2 years after Los Angeles signed the host city contract. The plans to hold the ceremonies in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum were flopped because Peter Jorgensen wanted a new stadium that "flushes" into style. The United States eventually let Populous to create a new stadium, to create what Peter Jorgensen wanted.

The stadium was inaugurated by David Tingker on December 2014, and free watchable rehearsals were available at any time. The stadium was unique because of its round design, the river on the center (which would be useful for the Parade of Nations, as they used boats for it, the artistic segments, the beginning, and for the torch relay), the LED screen on the center, 31 OLED TVs located inside and outside, sweeping glass material, a retractable roof, and the actual torches - the Pan being on the southeast and the ParaPan being on the northwest, which was considered innovative.