SoFi Stadium isn't just another venue it's a full blown experience! Also as a SoFi member you get quite a few other perks that make it worth while. 25% cash back with use of sofi card in the stadium, express entry, and a VIP access SoFi member lounge to name a few. Parking requires pre-purchased parking for on-site parking. Definitely worth making a trip out to CA to see your favorite Artist in concert or an NFL game. read more

I have been here twice for Canva Connect. I know that is not the typical visit, but it was really cool since we were able to walk around all over the facility. The other cool thing was we got in for free. I used to go to Kings and Lakers games at the Forum. I think SoFi is in the parking lot and race track area of the old Hollywood Park. Wow, what a difference. It is great for Inglewood. read more

Where to even begin. I'll start with I was not here for a sporting event, but for a conference. The majority of the event was right in the entrance area. It is a massive sprawling areana, especially compared to the tiny venues in Nebraska. So much space to hold the activations and vignette around the multi level event. We were able to explore all the floors including the upper deck with views of the field. A very clean and modern stadium. read more

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New(ish) stadium, huge space SoFi is not actually in Los Angeles. It's in Inglewood. It's about 5 miles from LAX airport but takes a drive of a minimum of 20-30 minutes. Paid parking in the lots is not that bad. I think if you can pay for premium parking, you don't have to walk as much. Rideshare is tough after the show ends because everyone is trying to get out. (Kia Forum is here too.) There is a taco shop you can walk to. Seating - there are huge screens on top for people in the nosebleed seats I haven't been here for a sports event before, but so far I enjoyed the experience I had when I watched shows here! read more

For a stadium this big, there needs to be better crowd and traffic control. There also needs to be active bag checks as well. I've came for two concerts already and both were terrible experiences. When I came for Chris brown, so many people were smoking cigarettes, vapes, and weed in my section (C200s) and as someone who gets headaches easily, I was unable to enjoy my show. For the amount of money the venues be charging, you would think bags would be thoroughly check to make sure no drugs were in the venue. Additionally, the restroom situation is so bad for the amount of people that the stadium can accommodate. Lines were insane and I was going to miss the artist. Parking was terrible as well since it took forever to get into the lot that I prepaid for which resulted in me missing both opening acts!! When the concert ended, I didn't think getting out of the venue was going to be a safety hazard!!! Why is only one elevator opened for the whole entire floor. No crowd control or nothing as everyone was squeezing to leave and all security did was watch! Same with getting out traffic wise as it took almost an hour to leave the venue/city. Things need to be handled better especially for the prices we're being charged for!! read more

SoFi Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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I am so pleasantly surprised of this venue! I came here with my bf and his mom who has difficulty walking. We were able to park in the handicap spots that were pretty close to the main entrance and had a porta potty available. Once we walked in, they had an ADA station right there where we signed up for a wheelchair assistance that took us to our seat in the floor area. The staff were all super friendly and pushed her through the area taking us to the elevators and all the way to our seats. The venue had a porta potty city available and there were actual restrooms for the VIP areas and the front of the floor seats. I'm grateful that we had access to those since they were very clean! During the halftime there was a huge line, but even then they were clean. The bar inside of that area was very nice and well organized. The prices were a bit high but that's expected. My beer was ok, just not cold. I would've liked to know that it wasn't cold and I would've chosen a different one. At the end of the show we texted the number for someone to assist us with the wheelchair out of the venue. It was a 70k people event and the venue was pretty empty after 30 mins past the end of the show. An amazing experience and very welcoming for people with disabilities. I will definitely consider coming to another event here. Parking was $80 per car. read more

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Just attended the first ever comedy show here at Sofi Stadium, starring Jokoy & Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias!!! I was worried I would not be able to hear them speak well at this venue because in concerts, it's sometimes hard to hear the artists when they speak to the crowd.. I'm happy to say that Sofi Stadium's sound quality delivered and my bestfriend and I were able to hear every comedian clearly as they did their acts!!! We were seated around the 100's section. The usage of the large screens were a plus and we also got treated to some music acts too. I should've known to bring my earplugs even for a comedy show, lol. The arena was sold out and it was LOUD!!! We paid for parking at a lot across from Sofi and it was minimum $60. I definitely want to say to expect that parking price. Also expect a ton of traffic on the way out from a sold-out show, especially if you leave at the end. We were stuck at the parking we got for 40 minutes+. Overall though, super glad to have experienced this show at this venue. read more

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Aesthetically beautiful. Functionally terrible. There a decent amount of parking areas on site but not nearly enough for a venue this size. Additionally getting out of the small exit ways is pretty horrific and also limited, and they barely have anyone actually directing lanes of traffic out so everyone is going wherever they want lifting up ropes, etc. Venue itself is beautiful both outside and inside, but I have so many concerns with getting out of here in case of an emergency. Went recently to see Jo Koy and Gabriel Iglesias which was sold out. My friend and I were on the ground level, but they had so many sections on the upper levels blocked off that it was horrible trying to get to the field level. The food stations were little to none on the field level because that's where all the suites are, and the burger/pizza etc stands directly facing the stage were jam packed because that was really the only place to get food. I explore the bar/food area adjacent to the suites and field level experience but there was only one buffet station open for a sold out concert and their menu was extremely limited. You could either get carne asada nachos, nachos or some chicken dish. The upper levels mostly have ready to pour drinks like margaritas on tap which barely even tasted like alcohol at all and was $24 before tax and tip. Rip off! The bars on the floor level behind the suites at least had bartenders pouring and mixing actual drinks which I thought was a cheaper experience than the margarita out of a tap. The floor seats were also terrible. Plastic banquet chairs with no space next to each other and rows that were way too long. Given how obese the majority of society is, it was nearly impossible to sit back and relax to enjoy the show because the person on both sides was spilling over into your seat. And because there was absolutely no cushion on the seats, my butt was going numb from sitting in the same awkward position for so long in a very confined space. The thing I was most disgusted by is that they were moving the ADA porta potties on the floor level right before the main acts were about to go on. But also, why are there porta potties down on the field level and not a huge set of actual restrooms??? There were a few stalls behind the suites which I also used, but not nearly enough to accommodate the mass crowd on the field. Terrible for the size of the venue. Last but not least, to get out of the stadium from the field level was a nightmare as well because you traverse up like 4 levels of ramps to even get out of the stadium, with stadium staff who actually doesn't help to keep the flow of people moving at all. With LA28 coming up I sure hope they get it together here because it's going to be a mess with a bunch of foreigners and tourists. Even without the upcoming Olympics, I can't imagine what a regular season football game crowd experience feels like. Been to many events at Allegiant Stadium in Vegas and gotta say they do it much better there than at SoFi. read more

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I'm honestly shocked to see the low reviews for this Stadium! This was by far the best concert experience I've ever had. In my opinion, there really isn't a bad seat in the house. I was in section 325, row 5. I wasn't super close, but I also wasn't all the way in the back and I loved EVERY SINGLE MINUTE OF IT. The view, the sound, the vibe everything was just so well done. The venue itself is amazing it's super clean, modern, and organized. It really elevated the whole experience. Only downside is the parking. Day of parking price was insane. I'm pretty sure it was over $100 ! Maybe even closer to $150 when I went to see Ed Sheeran (can't remember exact price, but it was definitely in the hundreds) That part was super wild. Aside from that, everything else was top tier. I would 100% book another concert or event here anytime. read more

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03.21.2026 One of the best Entertainment Venue in the city of Los Angeles and maybe even world! Home of the LA Rams and LA Chargers. This place does not have AC, it was built for the Breeze to cool this place down. It can get Hot in the summer which is all pending on the time of Event. So it may come as a hit and miss. I attended the Fluffy and Jokoy Comedy event. This place did not dissapoint. All was modern and brand new. The staff is friendly and the concession stands has alot to choose from. Prices are expensive but everyone already knows that. Overall, this place has the amenities to enjoy your sporting event or concert. The sound system can use some work. They need to figure out on how to cancel the noise echo. When it gets loud the sound reverb the echo. I will keep coming back to this location for Entertainment. Unique updated venue. Surrounding ambiance is nice. I want everyone to know, everything is expensive here. Dont be shocked. Tickets, $100 parking, 25 drinks, Food, and merchandise. This is what Venues do. The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will be held here for some of its events. read more

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First time here and I got to see Fluffy and Jo Koy!! Finding parking wasn't that bad. The worst part was standing in line to get into the Stadium. I'm not sure what the problem was. People issue? Equipment issue? IDK, but it felt like forever to get in. Once in, we wandered around for a little while to make a food purchase. Climbing/walking up the semi steep steps to find our seats was a little scary though for someone who's considered a senior citizen. Once we got our seats in the almost nosebleed section, I was so glad that they had screens so that you can actually see Fluffy and Jo Koy. If they didn't, they would have looked like ants wearing clothes. It would be nice if they had people selling food and drinks walking around where the seats are located within the Stadium. If they did, either I didn't see them or they didn't come to the nosebleed area. read more

Went to SOFI for the Canva Create event that was organized super well. Not sure if it is the same for sports games or other events, but parking was free! They had a few different food options for the event (again not sure if it is always the same food for other events). I had a chicken burrito and water and it was only like $18, which for stadium food didn't seem that bad to me. read more

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Nice event. I wish it had more activities but I guess I can't expect much for the price that they charge. Glad to have an event like this in the community. read more

SoFi Stadium - Rams Fest - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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First time at this venue and I was so pleasantly impressed with the design, views, customer service, and staff! My friend bought tickets for Jo Koy and Gabriel Iglesias One Night Only last year April almost a year before the show and before my ankle surgery. We were both so excited for the show but we were both nervous about parking and entry because of my mobility issues; I'm in a boot and on crutches. We arrived early as recommended by the website and a local friend. Best decision ever! Parking was a breeze. There didn't seem to be many handicap spots in the "brown" lot but we found a good spot close to the entry point. They had multiple entry points with ticket scanning and security and handicap access lines at each. Entering was easy and security was helpful. We asked for a wheelchair to be brought to gate 1 and we sat and waited about 13 minutes and another security person asked if we needed anything. She went and checked on the chair and Angel showed up with a wheelchair moments later. He was such a lovely guy. I felt like I was on a chair tour of the venue. We got to our section and saw the steps down and remembered we forgot to ask if there was a possibility of moving to accessible seats. He wheeled me over the Guest Services which was near our section and they were awesome and so accommodating! NOTE: if you get seats in Section 200 the steps down are a little steep and while yes I could have made it down the steps it would have been a feat to get back up. Our seats were moved to the accessible seating in section 228. It was right by the concession stand and the bathroom. Security constantly checked on us to make sure we were good. The sound system for the opening acts wasn't great. The reverb created a lot of echo and made it extremely hard to hear what they were saying but when Jeff Dunham, Gabriel Iglesias, and Jo Koy came on stage their mics were set perfectly. It was only here and there that we couldn't hear some words. SOFI has a text procedure for accessibility which allowed us to text for a person to come and pick me up. Angel our wonderful service person let us know that it would be better to text a little early. We text at 10:05 (the show was over at 10:30-10:45) a young woman arrived about 10:20 with a chair. We considered staying but didn't want to deal with me in a wheelchair and 70,000 people leaving the stadium. There was a bit miscommunication with the controls and the elevators but got it sorted quickly. The young woman escorting us and wheeling me out even stopped for us to get a last minute hoodie for Jo Koy at an open merch booth and wheeled me right to the exit. This was the best experience I've ever had a stadium or event center especially while injured. After a horrible experience at BMO while injured I will never return to that venue. I'm excited to come back to SOFI when I can walk and explore all of the areas. Thank you so much SOFI for the best customer service and extraordinary venue! read more

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We came to SoFi Stadium to watch an LA Rams football game because I had rooting interest in the visiting team, and my friend wanted to tag along to check out the facility. After doing some research, we decided to take the free shuttle bus from the LAX/Metro Center Transit Station which was 2.5 miles west of the stadium. The bus departed from Bay 8 and headed east on Arbor Vitae St that was a straight shot to the venue. Along the way, it was interesting to see how some Inglewood neighborhood homes were within a short walking distance to SoFi. From afar, the stadium looked like a hybrid between an airplane hangar and a long spaceship with sleek curvy lines. It's an open air setup with lots of natural sunlight coming in from the sides and top of the dome. It didn't seem as tall as some of the other newer football stadiums I have visited around the country. We came in through the Entry 1 gate which was in the northeast corner. Our seats were on Level 5 that was the highest available deck. The sightlines to the field were terrific. You could easily see the plays develop without any obstructions. The scoreboard was a multi-functional display that was like a giant TV ribbon which hung above the field in an oval shape. I wasn't as impressed with this aspect because I felt it could have been taller in height to capture even better angles of the action. It was rather humorous that the home team needed a deejay and hype man to keep the energy of the crowd going. Real football towns don't need this kind of manufactured noise in their stadiums. There was even a mariachi band that played live tunes during the pregame and halftime. Although my squad lost, I still enjoyed the game day experience. Yeah, it took a while to leave the premises even with the well-organized shuttle bus lines. I can't imagine paying $100 to park nearby and then getting stuck in the traffic gridlock afterwards. I will be curious to see which events of the 2028 Olympic Games will be held here. I imagine the Opening Ceremonies will be at the LA Coliseum because of its Olympic history and the legendary torch. I would definitely return for another major event at SoFi Stadium. read more

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Plenty of parking, but slightly confusing as which area to enter through and navigate for seating. The stadium is huge, but staff are fortunately friendly enough to help. read more

SoFi Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

Parking here is truly hell. Upward of $70 and will take you at least an hour to exit. Pricey food and beverage. $21 for a canned Coors Lite is ridiculous. The staff here have never been helpful when I've needed them. Many of the bathrooms are a disaster. But I have to say, the infinity screen is incredible. Perfect for football games and concerts. I've sat in sections 200, 300, and 400, and all have been good angles for the screen. I would imagine there's some slight blocking of your view in section 500, but I cannot confirm. read more

SoFi Stadium - 400 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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The second Kanye concert at SoFi was a noticeable upgrade from the first night, but it still started off on a frustrating note. Gates were supposed to open at 5 PM, but Gate 5 (where I was) didn't start letting people in until about 5:20 PM with zero communication or updates from staff. We were just standing there in the heat with no idea what was going on. Meanwhile, it sounded like other gates had opened on time, so a lot of people got a 20-minute head start on finding their seats and settling in. That lack of information and fairness at the gates cost this show a full star for me. Once inside, though, the experience was much better. The sound quality was significantly improved, the stage setup and visuals felt more polished, and the overall production felt like an actual concert rather than a rehearsal (which is honestly how the first night came across). For those who paid full price during the early presale, the first show felt like we were basically beta testing the production -- not cool. Security and lines moved a lot faster this time. In my section (300 level), the staff did a solid job keeping things under control and making sure people weren't sneaking into seats that weren't theirs. Overall, the second night delivered a much stronger experience compared to the first. If they had just kept fans properly informed at the gates and opened on time across all entrances, this easily could have been a 5-star night. Still a solid improvement and worth going if you have tickets for any remaining shows. Would I go again? Yes -- but only if they fix the gate operations next time. PS: the prices are ridiculous seeing how people are already stretched on money. Tickets + $100 parking + merch and then you want to charge $20 a drink= customers who will come less to these events. Ease up on the food and drinks at least the non alcoholic ones. read more

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Sofi Stadium is impressive to look at and definitely feels high-end the moment you walk in. The design is modern, the screens are massive, and there really isn't a bad view of the field. You can tell a lot of money went into building it, and for big games or concerts it does feel like a major event. That said, the experience isn't perfect. Getting in and out can be a headache, especially with parking and traffic. Food and drinks are extremely expensive for what you get, and lines can be long depending on the event. The stadium is huge, which is cool, but it also means a lot of walking and sometimes crowded concourses. Overall, Sofi Stadium looks amazing and delivers on atmosphere, but the logistics and pricing take away from the experience. Worth going at least once, just be prepared for the hassle. read more

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I have heard all manner of stories about the SoFi Stadium ranging from parking nightmares to some really awesome experiences. I have to say, my first time here to see Kanye West on April 1, 2026 was a good time. I parked offsite and was able to enter the stadium with relatively no problem. There were no crowds, no issues at all, the staff was extremely respectful and kind to me and everyone else, the stadium is in immaculate condition, like absolutely spotless. But the whole reason I parked offsite was because charging 125$ for parking is absolutely criminal. Considering the price to get in to see the show was already exorbitant and they make no effort to help you out by charging that much for fucking parking. Like thousands of people are already having to park here to gain access to the show, why charge so much? There were nosebleed seats that cost less than the parking. Insane. It is even worse when you go inside and see that it is 20$ for a beer or a cutwater, something like 12$ for nachos, 7$ for a 12oz water bottle, the list goes on. I want to give a higher rating but these elevated prices just seem incredibly predatory. Still a cool experience overall. Our seats were in an excellent place, section 339. Absolutely immaculate view of the performer, with the audio on point, not too loud or anything. The people sitting around us were very respectful as well which is an added plus. read more

Been to the stadium multiple times for concerts and company privately events where they rent out part of the spaces and open for LA Chargers stadium tour. I love the pretty futuristic design and quite well-maintained facility. Relatively easy to navigate around, but indeed will get you work your steps due to its size. Parking is the drawback, probably like most other similar venues, with long walks to the stadium and insanely jacked-up prices during the events. The stadium tour's most fun part despite I am not even familiar with LA Chargers. The guide is very interactive and knowledgeable! read more

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Came here to support my little Rams Junior Cheerleader! Sofi vibes and views were cool for the majority. But soon as you leave your seats to grab a bite or use the ladies room, people are greedy and will try to steal your seats! It's been a whole runaround for me. It didn't bother me because I was meeting friends and family through all different levels. But c'mon... you paid for your own seats, you'd expect some common courtesy. Anyways, It's an enclosed dome space, and it's alot of walking around, so tips for the ladies, if you can't handle your footwear, come in comfywear! Lol Idk how I see so many women in stylish stiletto boots etc. I was just wearing "my comfy" wedges and still was a no for me. Lol and sooo many steps and stairs depending on your floor level. So maybe it's just me, because I was running around. But to add, the security and event staff were very friendly and helpful on getting my way around. Some strict at doing the job well, but very helpful. Had a lovely security lady gift my bbygirl some souvenir toys and a nice security guy treating my bbygirl to a snack. (No, no flirty convos made.) just simply friendly staff! That's all I got for my tips and experience! Oh to add, I noticed each level had different or more to the food menu, the lower the level the better the food? Hope that helps! And parking is wild. I'm not even going to get into that. Lol Overall, Sofi is an enjoyable great space, come with good vibes only, please! read more

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Super cool and beautiful stadium! Love the design and especially the views and the sunset. Heartwarming and inspiring . Went to Kanye's concert and was amazed with the atmosphere and the performance. Though the security could have been better. read more

SoFi Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

Amazing concert, frustrating logistics. I went to SoFi Stadium for a Kanye West concert, and the show itself was incredible. The energy, production, and overall atmosphere were exactly what you'd expect. Stadium pricing for food and drinks was also pretty standard. Where things started to fall apart was with navigation and access. First, it was surprisingly difficult to find the correct entrance for our section. The venue is massive, but there weren't clear signs outside directing guests where to go, which made things confusing right from the start. Inside wasn't much better. We tried to take the elevator from level 2 to level 6 (which is the only level where merchandise was being sold), but the elevator wasn't working. We were told to take the stairs instead -- which ended up leading us outside of the stadium. Because of the no re-entry policy, we weren't allowed back in, which meant we completely missed out on getting merchandise. I understand policies are in place for a reason, but there needs to be a backup plan when something like an elevator outage happens. Better signage, clearer staff direction, or even a controlled re-entry process would've made a huge difference. The concert itself was great, but the lack of organization definitely took away from what should have been a seamless experience. Has anyone else had issues navigating this stadium, or was this just a one-off? read more

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Catching Gabriel Iglesias (Fluffy) and Jo Koy last Saturday night with a lineup of special guests made for an incredible evening. We had great seats, the venue was very clean, and the staff and security were professional and welcoming throughout the night. It's a fantastic place to see a live show--or even catch a football game. The only downside was the high cost of food, but overall it was a great experience. read more

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Food prices ? It's high just like many other stadium Food 4/5! Honestly food is good here vs other stadiums. Seats were spacious at section 103 today! It was just great. Had a blast in the Rams game! read more

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Went to the Rams v the Bucs game and I got to sit in the suite today. The suite was nice, right below the field but close to the players. You could almost touch them. The suite is ok, but when I think about it I am comparing it to staples. The room is decent and kind of cold or soulless. Staples is cozy, feels like a living room. There arent really any side walls so your neighbors can walk right in. Food was ok, nothing spectacular, but at least there is a lounge where you can help yourself to more food and some really really expensive alchohol. Other than that I had a good time with friends. Would I do it again? Maybe if my team was playing. It could have been worse and could have been in a regular seat but there wasnt actually enough seats in the suite. read more

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My first time at SoFi Stadium and WOW--this was not just a comedy show, it felt like a full-on concert experience. We had VIP access thanks to my cousin through FNF (Fidelity National Financial), and the suite experience was incredible. The food was already set up and ready--hot dogs, sliders, salad, fruit, cookies, brownies, sandwiches and drinks. Everything was convenient, clean, and just made the night feel elevated from the moment we walked in. The show itself? Next level. Gabriel Iglesias and Jo Koy didn't just perform--they put on a full production. Then came the surprises... Tiffany Haddish came out looking amazing and absolutely killed it. Jamie Foxx showed up and had the crowd going crazy, and Babyface coming out was just iconic. The energy in that stadium felt unreal. Let's not forget, Emilio Rivera-making an entrance on he's motorcycle, riding in and around. While Fluffy emerged from the stage floor. Jo Koy Made his appearance with his dancers as he was one of them Also, major shoutout to SoFi for their exit strategy. They actually flipped lanes so traffic flowed one way out, and we got out SO fast. That alone deserves recognition because leaving big venues is usually a nightmare. Overall, amazing venue, amazing show, and an unforgettable first experience. I'll definitely be back. read more

SoFi Stadium is one of the newest world-class venues in Los Angeles and it is going to be featured prominently in the World Cup and the upcoming Olympics. Over the course of the past few years, I've come here for three very different experiences. This is what I learned: 1) The best way to experience this is for a football game. SoFi is the home to the NFL's Rams and Chargers. For this purpose, there isn't really a bad seat in the house; however, it's a very different experience on the floor level than it is at the top. I was here in the 500 sections for their Raiders game. Though the giants in the football game looked tiny from the 500 sections, the clear view of the field from the elevated position, and the prominently featured screens made the game easy to follow. I also enjoyed that the cheap seats had a equal proportion of Raiders and Chargers fans, which gave a fun ambiance. 2) I sat in the 500 sections for an Ed Sheeran concert and this was an experience that I wouldn't recommend. Some parts of the section had terrible sound quality and sound interference, which made echoes like a high school graduation. We actually left our seats to just watch the concert from concession stands at other parts of the stadium. For an expensive concert, this was a letdown. 3) After our experience above, we sat in the 200 section for a Post Malone and Jelly Roll concert, which looked/sounded amazing. I would recommend staying away from the cheapest seats if you want an optimal experience. If it's not within your budget, then I'd recommend a smaller venue as the sound would be better and you'd be closer to the performer 4) Parking is a massive drawback in coming here. I've parked here previously for the concerts and spent a ton. They have their parking lots available through the park whiz apps; however, expect that they will be in the $70-$120 range. For the football game that I attended here, I took the LA Metro, which has a shuttle from the LAX Metro Center, which is a station accessible from the Green (C) and Pink (K) rail lines. On a game day, the net cost was only $3 (round trip). When the Olympics come around in 2028, they say that the events will be "carless", so figure that the Metro rail strategy is going to feature prominently for the Olympics and World Cup. Plan accordingly as it's a good way to enjoy the stadium on busy dates. 5) The food at this stadium is quite good for stadium food. I also appreciate that you can enjoy the food around the concession stands, rather than feeling that you have to take it all the way to your seat. read more

SoFi Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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The stadium and Rams were great to witness, but staff were hit or miss. Some were very friendly others were overly-protective without reason. Getting dropped off via a rideshare was fine when arriving early, but getting picked up was poorly organized and the section's traffic management was atrocious. Basically, there weren't enough legitimate Uber & Lyft drivers in the area to meet the demand. You're better off walking toward Crenshaw or Van Ness to escape SoFi's parking limitations. Lastly, the sound was exceptional and food was decent. It was a great experience with nice ventilation. It's probably ideal for a night game. read more

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People. Lots of people. And cars. Lots of cars which invariably means lots of traffic. Is there a venue in existence that doesn't have some form of a lot of something? Probably not, but if one pops up I'll plan to write about the experience. Every newly constructed stadium, field, or event venue is usually better than is predecessor or whatever was there before it. SoFi likely fits this bill: stunning setting, impressive architecture and features that make an event here more like a super-mini destination vacation. You want to eat? You can find elevated game day eats at concessions. You want to shop? The Equipment Room is dream come true for team merch. If you're a fan of live sporting events, it seems every seat is a "good one" at SoFi. Your wallet won't think so, but it's an experience one should do at least once in your lifetime. Use the options for shuttling to the stadium - it'll save you a boatload on parking costs. Same for food, use Uber Eats and have your food delivered to your seat. Love that my team won...but I admit, I do prefer the convenience of watching from home...with my own bathroom, my own cooking/snacks and no crowds. read more

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We didn't get COVID this time, so 5/5! lol We landed in section 136, row 7, seats 1-2 (aisle). Our pocket of seats was mostly season ticket holders. It was also regularly on the camera feed because it's the section that the players run out from under, and also where the Rams super fans are seated (like the guy with the robot dreads mask and suit on who's at every game). This section is also at the end of the club level, so the food and booze spots right outside of the seats are mostly empty, and there's a bathroom and water bottle refill station right outside the exit of these seats, too. Love the walk-thru cooler concept they had close to our seats - scan your card on entrance, grab whatever booze you want from the cooler, and somehow they charge your card for what you grabbed lol. The cloudy/rainy day outside the stadium when we were there 2 weekends ago made for beautiful pics inside the stadium! read more

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Attended a Chargers game to enjoy some friendship and good drinks. I will say, even the 300's at the top aren't bad seats. Not a bad view at all. Now, 400's and 500's...that's a different story. If you can avoid those sections, I think you'll have a great time. The food is great, with a lot of variety. And drink are decent. Just your typical $15-20 can of beers lol read more

SoFi Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

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Came here for a Rams game and had a great time. Overall it was a really good experience watching a game here. Parking is a nightmare so taking an Uber or Lyft might give you some peace of mind. Every seat has a good view of the field and the food is pricey but expected. Fun atmosphere and a great place to catch a Rams game. read more

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I've been to SoFi Stadium three or four times. Great venue. I've only came here for football games. I need to experience a concert here. It's still a pretty new stadium so the bathrooms are super nice and clean! It's a pretty good view from anywhere you sit. I've sat in the friends and family section during the games and I love it. The parking area can be confusing. I've only gotten the friends and family pass, which is super easy to park into. The food selection can be a bit better. Hopefully they have gluten free options. read more

SoFi Stadium - Chargers vs. Vikings - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

Now that I've seen a few concerts at Sofi, it's time for me to review! While the artists of choice were excellent, the sound quality at Sofi leaves much to be desired.. And I don't know who's responsible but as much as you pay just to enter the place, awful sound quality should never be the issue.. And the higher up you go, the worse it is.. Like for Kanye, I wanted to see different angles of his stage so I went up and down and at like mid 300 it started sounding off and at the 500s the sound was trash!! And that's sad because folks were paying over $400 for their tix to hear garbled sound! Also the parking prices are ridiculous! $125 to park is Crazy and you haven't even gone in and purchased food or drinks.. I love concerts so you know I've found a way around all this but to those who aren't as versed as me.. Be ready to spend almost $1000 for 2 people if you want decent tickets, parking, food and merch!! read more

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we have been at SOFI a few times now and i can say this stadium is HUGE. a little on the pricey side but it does provide great sound system and views. Note to self the closer you are to the stage. The longer the walk is to get out of this stadium . wear comfortable shoes. read more

SoFi Stadium - los bukis - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Inglewood, California

Came to SoFi Stadium for a Chargers versus Vikings game. Great atmosphere, great energy, and a beautiful stadium. Chargers won, which was bittersweet because I like the Vikings, but it was still a fun game to watch. The layout of the stadium makes it easy to move around, grab food, check out the shops, and get to your seats without feeling lost. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the entire experience ran smoothly. SoFi continues to be one of the best stadiums to watch a game. read more

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A cool experience! With some cons Went to watch a Rams game at SoFi Stadium and it was my first time! The venue is AMAZING! I was in awe looking at the construction, the size, and the visuals. Truly an amazing stadium and unlike anything I've ever seen! The seats themselves were also comfortable and had a good amount of space. Parking can be such a mess! I ended up parking at a lot that was about a 15 min walk away and although it was a bit of a walk, it was so much nicer not to have to navigate traffic on the way out. My tip is if you can, park further out and walk. The food is alright! Nothing to write home about but just fine stadium food. Definitely pricey. There are definitely better food options but that will likely take some research and some walking to get to those spots. I also found that the stadium itself was difficult to navigate. I sat in section 108 and it was a doozy trying to find our seats! We followed signs and felt like we still got redirected many times. The workers were really helpful thought! But the design of the stadium itself didn't feel intuitive to me and I felt lost most of the time. I wanted to roam around more, but the crowd also made it a bit difficult to get around too. Overall, a great stadium! But prepare for mid food, lots of crowds, and some walking! read more

Food: It's your regular food unless you get access to a VIP club then you have access to gourmet food like Sushi, all meats, gourmet salads and drinks. It's truly an amazing experience in the VIP spaces. Service: The general staff really don't know when yo guide guests which is frustrating after walking all over this huge stadium. In tue VIP spaces It's a totally different experience. Prices: Prices are a little high but not too bad. In the Wynn VIP Club everything is free I mean everything. Atmosphere: It's intense. The fans are loud and proud people like to interact and celebrate with each other. It's amazing. Location: Sofi Stadium is located in Inglewood CA, right next to the world famous Kia Forum. read more

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