SoFi Stadium
Seating Guide
The complete guide to SoFi Stadium — best sections and views, premium suites and clubs, parking, and hotels for Los Angeles Rams and Chargers games, concerts, Super Bowl LXI, and the venue’s LA 2028 Summer Games role. Guidance from an Austin-based ticket and travel provider.
At a Glance
The essentials before you book anything — capacity, the best seats, premium tiers, parking, and where to stay for a Los Angeles Rams or Chargers game, or any major event at SoFi Stadium.
The Experience
Opened in 2020 at a cost of around five billion dollars, SoFi Stadium is the most expensive stadium ever built and the shared home of the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers. Its translucent canopy roof and the 360-degree Infinity Screen make it one of the most striking venues in world sport.
The Stadium
- A translucent ETFE canopy covers the stadium while the sides stay open — every seat is shaded and dry, with natural airflow
- The dual-sided Infinity Screen hangs above the field and is visible from virtually every seat in the building
- The seating bowl is sunk below ground level, so the concourse entry is at the upper tiers
- The 100 Premier Sidelines include premium access; the 500 Level is the standout value
- The anchor of the Hollywood Park development, with dining and entertainment on the same campus
- A clear-bag policy is enforced at every gate; confirm the specific event’s requirements before arriving
Arrive Ready
- Build in extra time — Los Angeles traffic around Inglewood is heavy on game days
- No sun or rain concerns at your seat thanks to the canopy, though the sides are open so evenings can cool off
- Pre-purchase parking across the Hollywood Park campus; the closest lots sell out for big games
- LAX is only about 20 minutes away, making fly-in trips straightforward
- Intuit Dome (Clippers) and Kia Forum are nearby for groups building a bigger LA sports trip
Events at SoFi Stadium
With two NFL teams in residence plus the biggest concert tours and global events, SoFi Stadium has one of the fullest calendars in American sport — including Super Bowl LXI in February 2027 and a major role in the LA 2028 Summer Games.
Los Angeles Rams
- NFC West — home games from August through the playoffs, with a passionate and growing LA following
- Won Super Bowl LVI at SoFi in February 2022, becoming the second team to win a Super Bowl at their home stadium
- Rivalry games against the 49ers, Seahawks, and Cardinals bring the highest-demand atmospheres
- Rams home games typically draw a heavy visiting-fan contingent, which makes for a lively split crowd
Los Angeles Chargers
- AFC West — a separate full slate of home games in the same building
- Divisional matchups against the Chiefs, Broncos, and Raiders are the marquee dates on the calendar
- Chargers games often have strong visiting support, especially against the Chiefs and Raiders
- Between both teams, SoFi hosts roughly 16 to 17 regular-season home games a year
The 2027 Super Bowl
SoFi Stadium hosts Super Bowl LXI in February 2027, its second Super Bowl after hosting Super Bowl LVI in 2022. It is one of the most in-demand tickets in world sport, and hospitality and premium packages move extremely early — reach out well ahead if it’s on your list.
Where to Sit
For NFL games, the 100 Premier Sidelines are the premium choice, the 200 and 300 Club Sidelines balance elevation and amenities, and the 500 Level is the value pick with a great Infinity Screen angle. For concerts, the floor and lower sideline sit closest to the stage.
Los Angeles
Inglewood sits between LAX and central LA, with Hollywood Park’s dining and entertainment on the doorstep and the Kia Forum and Intuit Dome nearby. Santa Monica, Downtown LA, and Hollywood are all short drives for a fuller trip.
Tell us your game or event — a Rams or Chargers Sunday, a concert, Super Bowl LXI, or an LA 2028 session — and we’ll confirm current options and build the trip around your group.
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The best seats at SoFi Stadium for football are the 100 Premier Sideline sections between the 20-yard lines — closest to the field with premium access included. Here’s how the whole bowl breaks down.
SoFi Stadium Levels, Explained
SoFi’s bowl is sunk below ground level, with premium tiers layered through the middle. Picking the right level is the key seating decision:
Above standard seating sit the suites, bungalows, and premium clubs with dedicated amenities — covered in the premium section. We can source across every tier.
Suites & Premium Areas
SoFi has the deepest and most distinctive premium inventory in the NFL — field-level bungalows, owners clubs, and terrace suites, all built to a standard that matches the building’s five-billion-dollar price tag.
Premium club seating is often more attainable than private suites while still delivering an upgraded experience. Request early for marquee games.
Premium club seating can be more attainable than private suites while still delivering an upgraded experience and dedicated amenities — worth asking about whatever your budget, and essential to request early for Super Bowl LXI.
The Part You’ll Actually Remember
Everything before kickoff, handled. Premium seats, suites, and full hospitality at every NFL stadium — you walk in, settle into your seats, and lock into the game you came for. Tickets, premium access, and the details, all in one place.
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The Canopy Roof & Climate
SoFi is an indoor-outdoor venue — covered overhead but open at the sides. It’s one of the most comfortable stadiums in the NFL, with none of the sun exposure that affects other warm-weather venues.
Parking, Rideshare & Entry
SoFi sits on the Hollywood Park campus in Inglewood, about 20 minutes from LAX. Parking is tiered and sells out for big games, and Los Angeles traffic is the main variable — plan generous time both ways.
What You Can Bring
- NFL clear-bag policy: clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags up to 12″x6″x12″, or a small hand-size clutch
- Backpacks, large purses, and non-clear bags are not permitted at the gates
- Mobile tickets only — load your wallet before arriving
- Policies can vary by event, so confirm the specific game’s rules before you travel
SoFi Stadium
1001 Stadium Dr, Inglewood, CA 90301
- LAX ~20 min — by far the most convenient airport
- Santa Monica ~25 min · Downtown LA ~25 min
- Hollywood / West Hollywood ~30–35 min
- Intuit Dome (Clippers) and Kia Forum are minutes away
Hotels & Neighborhoods
Los Angeles gives you very different trips depending on where you base. Four zone options, from stadium-adjacent convenience to the beach and the city.
Inglewood / LAX
Hotels closest to the stadium and the airport, with the shortest game-day trip. The most practical base, especially for short fly-in trips built around a single game.
Santa Monica
Beachfront hotels, dining, and the pier, ~25 minutes from SoFi. The best all-round base for groups who want a proper LA holiday feel around the game.
West Hollywood
LA’s nightlife and restaurant heart, ~30 to 35 minutes from the stadium. Best for groups prioritizing evenings out over proximity to the venue.
Downtown LA
Central, walkable, and close to Crypto.com Arena and the arts district, ~25 minutes from SoFi. Strong for combination sports trips across multiple LA venues.
Luxury
- Shutters on the Beach — Santa Monica
- The Beverly Hills Hotel
- Hotel Bel-Air
- Fairmont Century Plaza — Century City
4-Star
- Hotel Casa del Mar — Santa Monica
- The Hoxton, Downtown LA
- Kimpton Everly Hotel — Hollywood
- H Hotel Los Angeles, Curio Collection — near LAX
Upper-Midrange
- LAX and Inglewood properties — closest to the stadium
- Santa Monica and Marina del Rey options
- Downtown LA select-service
- Matched to date, inventory, and group size
Final selections depend on date-specific availability. We place your group in the strongest option at the time of booking.
The Hollywood Park campus around SoFi has dining and entertainment on site, with the Kia Forum and Intuit Dome minutes away. Further out, Santa Monica and Venice cover the beach, while Downtown LA and Hollywood anchor the dining and nightlife.
2028 Stadium: Swimming at SoFi Stadium
For the 2028 Summer Games, SoFi Stadium will be referred to as 2028 Stadium. The Inglewood venue will be converted for swimming from July 22–30, 2028 and will also share the Opening Ceremony on July 14 with LA Memorial Coliseum.
A Temporary Swimming Transformation
The football field configuration will give way to a competition-pool setup for the Games. LA28’s current venue plan calls for approximately 38,000 swimming seats, making this one of the largest swimming settings ever staged.
Nine Days of Swimming
Swimming is scheduled for the second half of the Games, with preliminary and medal sessions running from July 22 through July 30. The program includes freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, individual medley and relay events.
Shared Opening Ceremony
2028 Stadium will share the Opening Ceremony with LA Memorial Coliseum on July 14, creating a two-venue opening celebration before the stadium is converted for swimming competition.
Planning around swimming? Our dedicated LA 2028 swimming guide covers the current schedule, venue setup and trip-planning options.
View LA 2028 Swimming →World Cup 2026 at SoFi Stadium
SoFi Stadium was the Los Angeles host venue for the FIFA World Cup 2026, staging eight matches across the group stage and knockout rounds — including a quarterfinal and two United States national team fixtures.
8 Matches, Incl. a Quarterfinal
One of the busiest venues of the tournament, with eight matches through the quarterfinal stage and two USMNT fixtures. The covered canopy made it one of the most comfortable venues of the summer.
How World Cup Seating Worked
World Cup tickets were sold in FIFA price categories by location: Category 1 was lower-bowl sideline (longside), Category 2 the corners and upper sideline, and Category 3 behind-goal and upper bowl. For soccer, sideline seats gave the best full-pitch view.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles was one of the tournament’s marquee host cities, with SoFi’s scale and design making it a global showcase. The city continues as a major-event hub with the 2028 Summer Games ahead.
Looking ahead, SoFi Stadium continues as the home of the Rams and Chargers, hosts Super Bowl LXI in February 2027, and remains a year-round venue for the biggest concerts and events. For current tickets and premium access, reach out any time.
SoFi Stadium — Common Questions
The questions Rams and Chargers fans ask most, plainly answered.
The best seats at SoFi Stadium are the 100 Premier Sideline sections between the 20-yard lines — closest to the field with premium club access included. The 200 and 300 Club Sidelines offer excellent elevated views with lounge access. If value matters, the 500 Level is the standout: a clear full-field view with the Infinity Screen right in your sightline, at a fraction of lower-bowl pricing.
SoFi is an indoor-outdoor venue. A translucent ETFE canopy covers the stadium while the sides stay open, so every seat is shaded and protected from rain while natural airflow keeps it comfortable in LA’s mild climate. It isn’t fully sealed and air-conditioned like a dome, but sun and weather aren’t a concern at your seat — unlike other warm-weather open-air stadiums.
SoFi Stadium is the shared home of two NFL teams: the Los Angeles Rams (NFC West) and the Los Angeles Chargers (AFC West). Between them the stadium hosts roughly 16 to 17 regular-season home games each season, plus preseason and any playoff fixtures — one of the fullest NFL calendars of any venue in the country.
SoFi Stadium is in Inglewood, about 20 minutes from LAX. Parking is sold in tiered lots across the Hollywood Park campus and sells out for big games, so pre-purchase in advance. Rideshare has designated zones, and the Metro K Line serves the area with a walk or shuttle connection. Expect heavy LA traffic and slow post-game exits, so build in generous time both ways.
The Infinity Screen is SoFi’s dual-sided, 360-degree center-hung video board suspended above the field — one of the largest and most advanced in sports. It’s visible from virtually every seat in the stadium, which is a major reason upper-level seats here still deliver an excellent viewing experience compared with other NFL venues.
Yes. SoFi Stadium was the Los Angeles host venue for the FIFA World Cup 2026, staging eight matches across the group stage and knockout rounds, including a quarterfinal and two United States national team fixtures. Los Angeles was one of 11 US host cities, and SoFi was among the busiest venues of the tournament.
For the 2028 Summer Games, SoFi Stadium will be known as 2028 Stadium. It will host swimming from July 22 through July 30, 2028 and will share the Opening Ceremony on July 14 with LA Memorial Coliseum. The swimming configuration is currently planned for approximately 38,000 spectators.
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