The 1984 Los Angeles Olympics were held from July 28 to August 12, featuring 140 nations and over 7,000 athletes. This event was notable for its financial success, generating a profit of $232.5 million, largely due to corporate sponsorships and ticket sales. The games included 21 sports and introduced new events like synchronized swimming and team handball. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum served as the main venue, while the Olympic Village was located in the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). The 1984 Olympics are often remembered for their innovative marketing and organization.