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Special thanks and shout out to Johnas my account rep for getting us pregame access on the field today! We got the chance to walk on the sidelines and see some players warm up including Cooper Kupp, Puka Nucua, and Matthew Stafford. Also got to meet world renowned saxophonist Mike Phillips and listen to his sound check for the National Anthem.
I've checked into Sofi many times but this is the first time I noticed the LA Rams check in, so I'm writing this review not of the team itself but of the organization that occupies the SoFi space. Since I haven't been to a Chargers game, I don't have anything to compare it to. I've been attending games since SoFi opened and there have been many improvements. One being the transportation especially since I have been unable to pre-purchase the parking after the first season. Perhaps, the tailgaters have first dibs? Its slways sold out by the time I'm in queue. The parking cost per game is exorbitant, so I dont mind that I found it much more convenient and economical to take the bus. I have tried the train once and in the last few blocks surrounding the stadium, private residences in The Wood have taken the entrepreneurial step to sell parking spaces if you're willing to walk. Security at the stadium is responsive and takes action, but you do need to contact them due to the sheer enormity of SoFi. At first glance when you look around and across the stadium, it's breath-taking but as in everything great, we tend to take it all for granted over time, especially if you've attended many games and concerts. The colossal-sized screen offers additional entertainment and nice sharp close-ups, even in the nose bleeds. I've seen only one fight and that was between a husband and wife. LOL. But other potential altercations can be mitigated if we take into consideration that most,if not all, are caused by inebriated fans either intentionally our unintentionally sitting in the wrong seat. No bueno! Overall, it's a great time with food menu choices improved since the first season. The menu reflects LA's diversity in food choices. Of course, before and after the game, you can indulge in dirty dogs from the carts and alcohol which are much cheaper. Also, there's a little something for everyone with the LGBTQ representation in the cheer squad, the Mariachi band to sing along with, the metal guitar chick to rock out to, celebrity sightings and amazing half time shows. If you are visiting LA, definitely check out SoFi stadium!
The amount that I love the Rams is abnormal and not healthy. Puka and Kyren are our future, Cooper Kupp is the GOAT, Aaron Donald is our anchor of it all with so much young talent, all under the watchful eye of veteran Stafford and the best coach in the league, or as my lovely OC OCA Buddy calls him - a 'snack'. I moved to LA from Chicago in 2020, and just started watching football in 2019 and instantly falling in love with the Rams on a LA Vacation that year. This is my team. I'm a season ticket holder for the next sixty years or so, let's go!!!
Congratulations to fifth-year head coach Sean McVay, veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford, stud wide receiver Cooper Kupp, eight-time Pro-Bowler Aaron Donald, and the rest of the Los Angeles Rams for winning Super Bowl LVI this year (2022). They played an entertaining game against the Cincinnati Bengals. I rooted for the Bengals because they had four players who played high school football in my hometown area in North Carolina and I generally like pulling for underdogs. Bengals linebacker Germaine Pratt went to my high school. The Bengals were 4.5-point dogs entering the game. As usual, the folks who set the lines in Vegas were good because the final score was Rams 23, Bengals 20. It was a game that came down to the wire. In the final minutes of the 4th quarter, both the Rams offense and the Rams defense would not be denied. Stafford, Kupp, and Donald all made big plays down the stretch to earn the Rams their second Super Bowl title. Unfortunately, Joe Burrow, Eli Apple (the corner who covered Kupp on the championship-winning touchdown), and company came up short. The good news for Burrow is he's only 25 years old. Stafford had just turned 34. As I wrote in my review for the Detroit Lions on January 2, 2022 (https://www.yelp.com/biz/detroit-lions-detroit), up to that point, Stafford had yet to win an NFL playoff game in his 13-year NFL career. Then, he rattled off four straight postseason wins starting on January 17th in an NFC Wild Card game against the Arizona Cardinals. After 12 long years in Detroit, Stafford was traded to LA last year (2021). The rest is history. The Rams only went 12-5 in the regular season. Stafford started every game, regular season and postseason. Also as I had written in my review for the Lions, I was familiar with Stafford before his pro football days because he played collegiately at Georgia. Georgia, coincidentally, just won the College Football Playoff National Championship. Stafford played three years at Georgia (2006-2008) for coach Mark Richt before turning pro. Stafford spent the better part of his career throwing touchdown passes to my favorite football player of all time, Georgia Tech and Detroit Lions legend Calvin Johnson. In LA, Stafford's top receiver has been Cooper Kupp. I had Kupp on one of my fantasy football teams this past season (2021) when he had the best year of his career. In 2021, Kupp led the NFL in receptions (145), receiving yards (1,947), and receiving touchdowns (16). He was named NFL Offensive Player of the Year and the Super Bowl MVP. When the Rams were down 20-16 with only 1:29 left in the game, Kupp caught an 11-yard touchdown pass with Eli Apple defending him: https://youtu.be/LYP91oVyUuU?t=110. The play was clutch. As for Apple, James Dator of SB Nation explained why Apple "became the laughing stock of the NFL:" https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2022/2/17/22939174/eli-apple-jokes-nfl-ravens-chiefs-super-bowl-cooper-kupp. Sean McVay has done well in five short years as the head coach of #RamsHouse. Since his first season in 2017, the Rams have qualified for the playoffs four out of five years. In his first year, he was named NFL Coach of the Year. This year, he became the youngest head coach to win the Super Bowl at 36. McVay, a former quarterback, played high school football in Atlanta and won Georgia Offensive Player of the Year over Calvin Johnson. The Rams' other Super Bowl championship came at Super Bowl XXXIV in January 2000 (1999 season). That game was played in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. At that time, the team was the St. Louis Rams. The Rams beat the Tennessee Titans, 23-16, and Kurt Warner was the MVP. Of the Rams' two Super Bowl wins, the 2000 Super Bowl is considered one of the best Super Bowl games in history and the 2022 Super Bowl had the second-highest TV ratings all-time. My wife and I enjoyed this year's halftime show even though Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige are getting up there in age: https://youtu.be/gdsUKphmB3Y. My favorite commercial was the Chevy / Sopranos ad: https://youtu.be/2bZYqFsU72Y.
The stadium is visually breathtaking. 80k people crammed into a stadium is wild itself. Pretty fun exterior and then design of the stadium is truly amazing. I will say it was kind of a weird layout finding our seats and some weird alleys we had to go down to get to it that just felt super backstage-ish even though we were definitely in the non-employee areas. Also once we were in our section we couldn't really get up and walk around to check out the stadium we had to go though a bunch of different areas so get out and explore a bit. But the field and everything else looks fantastic. Also the only cash-less stadium in terms of getting food and drinks!
LA's team and world champions! The off season training is going to make LA next years team to beat. Can't wait for the season to start again! Go Rams!
The Los Angeles Rams are back in 2016 for the NFL season! The 1st 2 pre-season home games were highlighted by off-the-field news of 1) The outrageous parking fees; 2) the knuckle-head fans fighting in the stands; and 3) a general lack of security on-site. So, they need to stave off and resolve this not so fan or family friendly image. I went to The LA Rams VS The KC Chiefs, and sat in the upper deck, aka the nosebleed seats, and can say, almost every seat in the place had a good view of the field. Oddly, the more expensive seats down below was where I witnessed a fight, the one that's been in the news captured on video. It took way too long for security to diffuse the situation as a witness to the chaos of the hooligans. My friend was a bit reluctant to take his son to the game, 'thus my free ticket, for the very reason of it being a sketchy environment by recent reputation and perception. I'll say this, it was fairly safe feeling in general. What you'll see and find are a lot of diverse fans, some old, many young, and mixed ethnicities. If you're going to profile the potential troublemakers or a problem environment you just need to be aware of your surroundings. If you're near fans that: A) comprise of both home team and visitor fans wearing jerseys; B) are drinking heavily before the game even starts; C) are cussing with passionate profanity ; D) has tattoos or looks gang related; and/or E) are part of a certain ethnic (and that does not mean minority either!) groups (sorry about racial profiling, but there is always a little truth in stereotypes when you're playing the odds - and I'm not naming names here so your assumption to what group I'm referring to is your own prejudice :) - - food for thought), then you might want to be a little bit on guard. Here's tips on how to avoid an incident: If someone bumps into you and it's their fault or if it's yours, simply apologize, and don't give attitude, right or wrong to create or escalate a situation. Don't make eye contact where you're staring. Don't oogle at guys wives, daughters or girlfriends. Don't wear team colors like a jersey or face paint nor bring obnoxious signs, a simple T-Shirt or Hat with logo is good enough. Cheer for your team but don't condemn their opponents. The RAMS are in a good poor division in the NFC West in 2016. They may make the playoffs. The 49ers are horrible right now, and can't seem to rebuild. The Seahawks lost their key offense in RB Lynch, 'tho are improving their passing game. The Cardinals are aged with Palmer and Fitzgerald and prone to injuries. The Rams have good depth at the WR position, one of the top young RB's in Gurley, solid above average defense, and all they need is their QB to sync up with the offense and they can even possibly go to the Super Bowl this year or within the next decade. We took the MTA /Metro public transit for $1.75 each way to avoid paying $50-100 to park a car all while sitting in traffic gridlock coming in and going out. That's a smart convenient and economical decision. The food concessions at the games are good with a lot of diverse choices to eat, more so than most sports arenas, it almost feels like a county fair or street festival with so many vendors. The prices are a bit high, but that's expected to pay 2x to 3x the price you'd pay outside in the real world within any sporting event, similar to concerts, fairs, etc. A beer costs $10 for a cup and $15 if it's a craft beer. My recommendation to solve the expensive cost of security issue and that of the fan fights that may be alcohol fueled is to raise the price of beer to $20 per cup, and use the differential in proceeds to pay for professional security. The higher cost of alcohol may limit the consumption, but the profit margins remain robust and some of the issues related to drinking may be reduced. This * * * three star "a-okay" rating can easily improve with a new stadium and better fan experience off the field to instill confidence it can be a fan and family friendly environment. With the ticket prices where they're at, there needs to be that added value of assurance of having a good (and safe) time whether the team wins or loses.
11 months ago
Whose House, RAMS HOUSE!! Season Opener was amazing. Season ticket holders had field access before the game. Incredible. SoFi is stunning. Getting to the parking was abit strange but manageable. Rams won!!! Ok, bye. read more
1 day ago
Just watched the Rams take on the 49ers and it was a rollercoaster! Thankfully, it ended in a win for the 49ers in OT. The energy at SoFi was electric. Sad to hear from the local fans that most of the fans at these games are usually for the visiting team. Today was a sea of red mysefl included. read more
2 years ago
Special thanks and shout out to Johnas my account rep for getting us pregame access on the field today! We got the chance to walk on the sidelines and see some players warm up including Cooper Kupp, Puka Nucua, and Matthew Stafford. Also got to meet world renowned saxophonist Mike Phillips and listen to his sound check for the National Anthem. read more
I've checked into Sofi many times but this is the first time I noticed the LA Rams check in, so I'm writing this review not of the team itself but of the organization that occupies the SoFi space. Since I haven't been to a Chargers game, I don't have anything to compare it to. I've been attending games since SoFi opened and there have been many improvements. One being the transportation especially since I have been unable to pre-purchase the parking after the first season. Perhaps, the tailgaters have first dibs? Its slways sold out by the time I'm in queue. The parking cost per game is exorbitant, so I dont mind that I found it much more convenient and economical to take the bus. I have tried the train once and in the last few blocks surrounding the stadium, private residences in The Wood have taken the entrepreneurial step to sell parking spaces if you're willing to walk. Security at the stadium is responsive and takes action, but you do need to contact them due to the sheer enormity of SoFi. At first glance when you look around and across the stadium, it's breath-taking but as in everything great, we tend to take it all for granted over time, especially if you've attended many games and concerts. The colossal-sized screen offers additional entertainment and nice sharp close-ups, even in the nose bleeds. I've seen only one fight and that was between a husband and wife. LOL. But other potential altercations can be mitigated if we take into consideration that most,if not all, are caused by inebriated fans either intentionally our unintentionally sitting in the wrong seat. No bueno! Overall, it's a great time with food menu choices improved since the first season. The menu reflects LA's diversity in food choices. Of course, before and after the game, you can indulge in dirty dogs from the carts and alcohol which are much cheaper. Also, there's a little something for everyone with the LGBTQ representation in the cheer squad, the Mariachi band to sing along with, the metal guitar chick to rock out to, celebrity sightings and amazing half time shows. If you are visiting LA, definitely check out SoFi stadium! read more
The amount that I love the Rams is abnormal and not healthy. Puka and Kyren are our future, Cooper Kupp is the GOAT, Aaron Donald is our anchor of it all with so much young talent, all under the watchful eye of veteran Stafford and the best coach in the league, or as my lovely OC OCA Buddy calls him - a 'snack'. I moved to LA from Chicago in 2020, and just started watching football in 2019 and instantly falling in love with the Rams on a LA Vacation that year. This is my team. I'm a season ticket holder for the next sixty years or so, let's go!!! read more
8 months ago
11 months ago
Congratulations to fifth-year head coach Sean McVay, veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford, stud wide receiver Cooper Kupp, eight-time Pro-Bowler Aaron Donald, and the rest of the Los Angeles Rams for winning Super Bowl LVI this year (2022). They played an entertaining game against the Cincinnati Bengals. I rooted for the Bengals because they had four players who played high school football in my hometown area in North Carolina and I generally like pulling for underdogs. Bengals linebacker Germaine Pratt went to my high school. The Bengals were 4.5-point dogs entering the game. As usual, the folks who set the lines in Vegas were good because the final score was Rams 23, Bengals 20. It was a game that came down to the wire. In the final minutes of the 4th quarter, both the Rams offense and the Rams defense would not be denied. Stafford, Kupp, and Donald all made big plays down the stretch to earn the Rams their second Super Bowl title. Unfortunately, Joe Burrow, Eli Apple (the corner who covered Kupp on the championship-winning touchdown), and company came up short. The good news for Burrow is he's only 25 years old. Stafford had just turned 34. As I wrote in my review for the Detroit Lions on January 2, 2022 (https://www.yelp.com/biz/detroit-lions-detroit), up to that point, Stafford had yet to win an NFL playoff game in his 13-year NFL career. Then, he rattled off four straight postseason wins starting on January 17th in an NFC Wild Card game against the Arizona Cardinals. After 12 long years in Detroit, Stafford was traded to LA last year (2021). The rest is history. The Rams only went 12-5 in the regular season. Stafford started every game, regular season and postseason. Also as I had written in my review for the Lions, I was familiar with Stafford before his pro football days because he played collegiately at Georgia. Georgia, coincidentally, just won the College Football Playoff National Championship. Stafford played three years at Georgia (2006-2008) for coach Mark Richt before turning pro. Stafford spent the better part of his career throwing touchdown passes to my favorite football player of all time, Georgia Tech and Detroit Lions legend Calvin Johnson. In LA, Stafford's top receiver has been Cooper Kupp. I had Kupp on one of my fantasy football teams this past season (2021) when he had the best year of his career. In 2021, Kupp led the NFL in receptions (145), receiving yards (1,947), and receiving touchdowns (16). He was named NFL Offensive Player of the Year and the Super Bowl MVP. When the Rams were down 20-16 with only 1:29 left in the game, Kupp caught an 11-yard touchdown pass with Eli Apple defending him: https://youtu.be/LYP91oVyUuU?t=110. The play was clutch. As for Apple, James Dator of SB Nation explained why Apple "became the laughing stock of the NFL:" https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2022/2/17/22939174/eli-apple-jokes-nfl-ravens-chiefs-super-bowl-cooper-kupp. Sean McVay has done well in five short years as the head coach of #RamsHouse. Since his first season in 2017, the Rams have qualified for the playoffs four out of five years. In his first year, he was named NFL Coach of the Year. This year, he became the youngest head coach to win the Super Bowl at 36. McVay, a former quarterback, played high school football in Atlanta and won Georgia Offensive Player of the Year over Calvin Johnson. The Rams' other Super Bowl championship came at Super Bowl XXXIV in January 2000 (1999 season). That game was played in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. At that time, the team was the St. Louis Rams. The Rams beat the Tennessee Titans, 23-16, and Kurt Warner was the MVP. Of the Rams' two Super Bowl wins, the 2000 Super Bowl is considered one of the best Super Bowl games in history and the 2022 Super Bowl had the second-highest TV ratings all-time. My wife and I enjoyed this year's halftime show even though Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige are getting up there in age: https://youtu.be/gdsUKphmB3Y. My favorite commercial was the Chevy / Sopranos ad: https://youtu.be/2bZYqFsU72Y. read more
The stadium is visually breathtaking. 80k people crammed into a stadium is wild itself. Pretty fun exterior and then design of the stadium is truly amazing. I will say it was kind of a weird layout finding our seats and some weird alleys we had to go down to get to it that just felt super backstage-ish even though we were definitely in the non-employee areas. Also once we were in our section we couldn't really get up and walk around to check out the stadium we had to go though a bunch of different areas so get out and explore a bit. But the field and everything else looks fantastic. Also the only cash-less stadium in terms of getting food and drinks! read more
4 years ago
LA's team and world champions! The off season training is going to make LA next years team to beat. Can't wait for the season to start again! Go Rams! read more
The Los Angeles Rams are back in 2016 for the NFL season! The 1st 2 pre-season home games were highlighted by off-the-field news of 1) The outrageous parking fees; 2) the knuckle-head fans fighting in the stands; and 3) a general lack of security on-site. So, they need to stave off and resolve this not so fan or family friendly image. I went to The LA Rams VS The KC Chiefs, and sat in the upper deck, aka the nosebleed seats, and can say, almost every seat in the place had a good view of the field. Oddly, the more expensive seats down below was where I witnessed a fight, the one that's been in the news captured on video. It took way too long for security to diffuse the situation as a witness to the chaos of the hooligans. My friend was a bit reluctant to take his son to the game, 'thus my free ticket, for the very reason of it being a sketchy environment by recent reputation and perception. I'll say this, it was fairly safe feeling in general. What you'll see and find are a lot of diverse fans, some old, many young, and mixed ethnicities. If you're going to profile the potential troublemakers or a problem environment you just need to be aware of your surroundings. If you're near fans that: A) comprise of both home team and visitor fans wearing jerseys; B) are drinking heavily before the game even starts; C) are cussing with passionate profanity ; D) has tattoos or looks gang related; and/or E) are part of a certain ethnic (and that does not mean minority either!) groups (sorry about racial profiling, but there is always a little truth in stereotypes when you're playing the odds - and I'm not naming names here so your assumption to what group I'm referring to is your own prejudice :) - - food for thought), then you might want to be a little bit on guard. Here's tips on how to avoid an incident: If someone bumps into you and it's their fault or if it's yours, simply apologize, and don't give attitude, right or wrong to create or escalate a situation. Don't make eye contact where you're staring. Don't oogle at guys wives, daughters or girlfriends. Don't wear team colors like a jersey or face paint nor bring obnoxious signs, a simple T-Shirt or Hat with logo is good enough. Cheer for your team but don't condemn their opponents. The RAMS are in a good poor division in the NFC West in 2016. They may make the playoffs. The 49ers are horrible right now, and can't seem to rebuild. The Seahawks lost their key offense in RB Lynch, 'tho are improving their passing game. The Cardinals are aged with Palmer and Fitzgerald and prone to injuries. The Rams have good depth at the WR position, one of the top young RB's in Gurley, solid above average defense, and all they need is their QB to sync up with the offense and they can even possibly go to the Super Bowl this year or within the next decade. We took the MTA /Metro public transit for $1.75 each way to avoid paying $50-100 to park a car all while sitting in traffic gridlock coming in and going out. That's a smart convenient and economical decision. The food concessions at the games are good with a lot of diverse choices to eat, more so than most sports arenas, it almost feels like a county fair or street festival with so many vendors. The prices are a bit high, but that's expected to pay 2x to 3x the price you'd pay outside in the real world within any sporting event, similar to concerts, fairs, etc. A beer costs $10 for a cup and $15 if it's a craft beer. My recommendation to solve the expensive cost of security issue and that of the fan fights that may be alcohol fueled is to raise the price of beer to $20 per cup, and use the differential in proceeds to pay for professional security. The higher cost of alcohol may limit the consumption, but the profit margins remain robust and some of the issues related to drinking may be reduced. This * * * three star "a-okay" rating can easily improve with a new stadium and better fan experience off the field to instill confidence it can be a fan and family friendly environment. With the ticket prices where they're at, there needs to be that added value of assurance of having a good (and safe) time whether the team wins or loses. read more
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