Chargers open membership applications for exclusive 1960 Club at The Bolt

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- The Los Angeles Chargers announced Wednesday that the organization is now accepting applications for membership to the exclusive 1960 Club, a private members-only club located atop The Bolt, the team’s training facility and corporate headquarters in El Segundo.

Previously limited largely to Chargers season ticket holders, the club is now opening applications to qualified individuals outside of the team’s existing ticket base during what the organization described as a limited introductory period. The Chargers said additional experiences and expanded programming will be introduced in the coming months as the club ramps up operations.

Positioned on the top floor of The Bolt, the 8,000-square-foot venue overlooks all three Chargers practice fields and offers panoramic views stretching across the Los Angeles Basin, including the downtown skyline, the Hollywood sign, Griffith Observatory and the San Gabriel Mountains.

The Chargers describe the 1960 Club as a hybrid between a luxury private social club and a football-adjacent workspace designed for executives, business leaders and sports enthusiasts. The venue features a full-service restaurant and bar operated by Wolfgang Puck Catering, private meeting and lounge spaces, a boardroom and an outdoor terrace with direct views of practices, training camp and organized team activities.

“The 1960 Club is the crown jewel of The Bolt,” Chargers controlling owner and chairman Dean Spanos said in a statement. “Through the creation of an exclusive, private membership club within the walls of the first dedicated NFL training facility ever constructed in LA, we’ve stayed true to our innovative roots and created a premium experience that is truly one-of-one.”