I had season tickets in San Diego for 10 years. They moved to the soccer stadium up in LA and tried to charge me 4x the price for really bad seats. Not having $13K for tickets I had to cancel. Sofi opened and I bought tickets again. They sold me the three like I had in San Diego. The next season I asked for a forth. Family and friends changing 4 would better accommodate my situation. I also paid the $1000 for tailgating parking. Each of the last 4 years I tried to add a seat. I was told none were available. My friend who is in the army and stationed in Germany called to get tickets 2 years ago and the Chargers sold him 4 tickets better than mine for less. I mentioned this to my so called rep with the Chargers and said there are different tickets but would not provide details. Why as a customer am I getting treated different. I was born in SD in a military family. Why I am a Charger fan. This year I expressly stated I would not renew unless I could get a 4th seat. I had friends call to buy 4 tickets and they were told no problem. I was told to wait for relocation time. Relocation time I got an email stating I can move my 3 tickets but if I wanted to add or remove tickets I needed to call. I called and they saw the 4 years of my calls and requests. I was told they had to talk with the lead staff to see what they could do. After a long hold the Chargers stated since I sold some of my tickets the last few seasons they would not sell me a fourth ticket. I can not in recommend doing business with the Chargers. I don't know the schedule when the games are. I don't know where I will be or if you will flex tickets that we planned for. Most importantly you can't sell these tickets you greedy tool. NFL take note and get new leadership here. You lost a 20 year ticket holder because I asked to buy an extra seat! You must be stupid. read more

A lot of people agree, the Chargers shouldn't have moved from San Diego to Los Angeles in 2017. Since then, the Chargers have solidified their second-tier status with other secondary LA teams. They include the Angels (MLB), Clippers (NBA), Ducks (NHL), and LAFC (MLS). The Dodgers (2020), Lakers (2020), Kings (2014), and Galaxy (2014) have won league championships more recently than their LA counterparts. The Rams are the last team to win the Super Bowl (2022). I think the Chargers are most comparable to the Clippers. The Chargers and Rams share SoFi Stadium as their home stadium. The Lakers and Clippers share Crypto.com Arena as their home arena. The Chargers haven't won a Super Bowl and have made it to The Big Game only one time (1994). The Rams have won two Super Bowls and have made it to The Big Game five times. The Chargers and Clippers have spent less time in LA than the Rams and Lakers, respectively. Also, coincidentally, the Chargers and Clippers both moved from San Diego to LA (the Clips moved to LA in 1984). Throughout history, the Chargers haven't been a bad team. They just haven't had much postseason success despite their fair share of playoff appearances. I know the Chargers best for the Philips Rivers era. Rivers went to college the same time I did. As a Georgia Tech student and fan, I watched Rivers' career unfold when he was the QB at conference rival NC State. Rivers would go on to have a 16-year career with the Chargers (2004-2019). He started every game during the 2006-2019 seasons. Including his final NFL season with the Indianapolis Colts, Rivers is second all-time in most consecutive starts (240) by an NFL QB behind Brett Favre (297). Rivers has the most passing yards and passing touchdowns among NFL players to have never reached the Super Bowl. The closest Rivers got to the Super Bowl was the 2008 AFC Championship Game (2007 season), a 21-12 loss at New England. Rivers never played in another conference championship game. The Rivers era coincided with LaDainian Tomlinson's time with the Chargers (2001-2010). LT was an absolute beast in his prime, which was at the same time the Chargers last made the aforementioned AFC title game. He set the NFL record in rushing touchdowns in 2006 with 28 touchdowns. From 2004 to 2007, LT led the league in rushing TDs three out of four years. He also led the league in rushing yards in back-to-back seasons, 2006-2007. He was the NFL's MVP in 2006. Since moving to LA in 2017, the Chargers have had three winning seasons. However, they've only made the playoffs once (in January 2019; 2018 season). The team just finished its first season under new head coach Brandon Staley. This is Staley's first job as an NFL head coach. He spent the previous few years as a linebackers coach for the Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos and, most recently, as the defensive coordinator for the Rams. read more

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I was born a CHARGERS:) FAN & WILL DIE A CHARGERS FAN! I've been with them ever since I was a young girl. I go for the win or lose and trust me we've had our fair share of loses. Lol but they are still AWESOME:) Born and raised in San Diego and even though now they are once again the Los Angeles CHARGERS. They will always be the SD CHARGERS to me. GO CHARGERS!!! read more

When I moved to San Diego in '97, I switched my allegiance from the the team I'd grown up with, the Redskins, to the Chargers, figuring that, if nothing else, it'd be easier to follow the local team than one three time zones away. But after a few years, I realized that I was trying harder than the team, and that my time, attention and money would be better spent doing what was necessary to keep up with Washington, so I switched back. That, it turned out, was a smart move. In 2017, the Chargers' owners abandoned their fans and followed the money to Los Angeles, where things go to be repackaged for commercial exploitation. That kind of treachery and the feelings it engenders are nothing new: - Bob Short stole my Washington Senators away in 1972, when I was 13 years old, moving them to Texas, where they became the Rangers. I hated professional baseball for the next 20 years, and I still damn Bob Short (I don't care that he's dead) and the Texas Rangers. https://bit.ly/3sZeu7e - I was around when the despicable Bob Irsay literally sneaked the Colts out of Baltimore as his team's fans slept. Ask people there how they feel about that move and that man - 40 years later - and you'll learn something about how bad things affect good people. Anyway, I'm glad the Chargers are having a half-assed year, and I hope for nothing but bad things for them, their management and especially, their owners. And in the meantime, though my football team has had a few bad years (Dan Snyder is just the worst), I'm happy to stream and record and wear the red and gold. Just don't ask me to call them the "Commanders". read more

I was denied season tickets. I applied for them an over month ago and it took 3 weeks for someone to respond and than after the conversation I was told that he would have to seek approval for me to purchase 2 season tickets. I believe it's because the I didn't have proper derelict. I don't know but in my opinion they only want a certain type of fan Jerry Wickliffe read more

Everything remains unchanged, except the stadium is now a good one. Regarding the food, eat before you go.

Chargers have always been my team but I'm afraid they are all fluff. To Tell the Truth read more

Not sure why they have such low ratings... I'm a diehard San Diego Chargers Fan. I support the team , Rivers and Gates especially. This is a revue of the venue itself. First off getting in and out of his place is much easier than Qualcomm. I'm sure due to the size of the crowd literally being cut in half. I didn't tailgate so it was easy to get to where I needed to go. The lines at the gates and metal detectors were short so kudos to security. Parking is organized into several lots and prices vary by price - whether or not you're tailgating determines how much you'll pay. Seating and suites are limited but they are all close to the field. There is no bad seat in the place. Restrooms and food vendors are literally steps from any section. Prices are reasonable for both tickets and food. It does seem like the LA Market hasn't yet accepted the team and doesn't really support them as there were more Raiders Fans compared to Chargers Fans but I didn't mind as I was there to represent. There is a large presence of Security and Police so it is a safe and secure venue. The makeshift Chargers Team Store is set up inside with a tent, outside in a trailer. I don't believe they've been selling tons of merchandise though. Inspired a few fans repping LA Chargers Hats. It took me a while to get used to. Seeing Los Angeles on the field was awkward but I've already accepted it. The Los Angeles Chargers formerly of San Diego deserve a strong fan base. They put together a competitive team and if it wasn't for a few missed kicks, they'd be in the playoffs. I'll support them and drive up because I'm a loyal fan. I'll miss the good times in San Diego at the Q but I'll witness greatness in Carson too. As always Bolt Up! New year, new city same loyalty! read more

The stadium is tuck away behind Dominguez Cal State. If you have been to a football game before "nfl" then I think you would agree that the place is small comparing to others. They won't be their long though. We had good seats I wasn't their for any of the teams just went because it's football. They had a lot of food vendors and beer of course. The seat was comfortable enough considering, my friend said this stadium better suits soccer game. Being so close up on the field it seemed small, on tv they make the field look big. We had a pink lemonade from one of the people that walk around with drinks or food. The drink was good and cold. I had a hotdog which was good nothing to complain about, well I can but the stadium has nothing to do with the drunk idiots or the people that came to have a conversation through the whole day sitting right behind us.. joy. Leaving was a breeze and security check when coming in so fast too. Remember guys purses has to be see thru. read more

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WHAT A GREAT FIRST CHARGERS GAME! ================================= I've been a fan for years even though they haven't had a great track record as far as wins go. My friend gave me two tickets electronically for a their preseason game against the Seahawks. It was a great game and they won which was even better!!! Tips: 1) Wear comfortable shoes because if you park in the Red lots you are going to get your steps in for the day. 2) No big bags allowed. Read the rules online. I had a small crossbody bag and was sweating bullets at the entry because I thought I was going to have to walk a half mile back to my car. 3) Tailgating not allowed in all the lots. Especially not red. Read the rules online. read more

The reviews for this are hilarious... Are we rating the Chargers? The stadium? Or Spanos? I am a huge fan of The Chargers and two year season ticket holder at Stub Hub. I love the stadium and even more I love the staff here. I have a favorite bartender, hotdog lady, security, etc. Either way.. I love my Chargers. The team didn't ask for this, so why people are bitter towards the situation is beyond me. Anyways, be mad at whoever you want. Be mad that MOST home games seem like away games. But at the end of the day don't call yourself a fan if you turn your back on them. PS I love the massive away team presence because it feels SO. DAMN. GOOD. when they lose! read more

I have to say, I really enjoyed this venue, except for the awful parking situation. We parked blocks away at an elementary school (which is the same lot where Lyft staged) and it took an hour and a half to get out. The 'parking attendants' were just standing around looking bewildered. There wasn't one person directing traffic. Luckily it was a beautiful day, and I was in such a good mood because my Eagles won. It was basically like a home game since 75% of the attendees were Eagles fans. Charger fans need to step it up! The Venue itself was laid out nicely and was very clean. The Fan Zone that used to be held in the Qualcomm parking lot is now in the Tennis Stadium (turn right after going through security, go past the food stands, and take the stairs). Speaking of the food stands, they have a lot of options. We had burgers and beers from Rock & Brews, but Healthy Kitchen, La Taqueria, Bullet Proof Coffee, Fresh Brothers Pizza, etc. was also available. They even have gluten free pizza and hot dogs available. Pro tip- Sit on the Home side for day games, especially in the summer. You'll thank me. If you sit on the Visitor Side, you'll be in the sun all day and squinting. The view from Section 115 was fabulous (see pics & video). I don't think I would have wanted to sit in first 10 rows between 111-108 because the view is obstructed by all the stuff on the sideline (large equipment carts, giant fans, personnel, etc). Another note, the end zone sections are bleachers, but the rest of the stadium contains normal seats. I would definitely see another game here, but I would probably Uber instead of pay $40 to park offsite (onsite parking is reserved for Season Ticket holders). read more

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Terrible experience if you want to watch a football game. Great experience if you want a pounding headache from a screaming announcer and music that's too loud. read more

I'm not a Charger fan at all but I wanted to check out a pro game at the Stubhub Center. So I waited until my beloved Broncos came to town. That was a mistake!! But the stadium was awesome. I've been here for CIF Football games but it wasn't as full as it was yesterday. Seating is great. You are so close to the field it's crazy. The ushers are very nice and polite. Parking is expensive but easy to get in and out of. Overall I would go back and see another game. read more

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Picking up tickets on will call setting up for the weekend game. Can't wait. Super excited to be here!! Place is so nice to watch a game I like cause it's only down the way!! Love the Chargers hoping for a great super season read more

Los Angeles Chargers - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Carson, California

As a very long time San Diego Chargers fan (my father had season seats for over 40 years), I must say I think the move to LA has been a HUGE mistake. My son and I have attended 3 preseason games. 2 at Dignity Health facility and 1 at SoFi. It is more than obvious that the LA community is not interested in the Chargers. All three events were over run by the opposing teams fans. The attempt to re-brand the team doesn't appear to be working. I know the Spanos family did not want to fit the bill for a new stadium in SD. But to move away from the most beautiful city with an established fan base to move to Inglewood which is a shithole with absolutely no fan base is mind boggling. Lock your doors when driving thru. I miss my team. The days of MY Chargers are gone. Too bad, because I loved them. read more

This place is great to watch a football game. Stadium is packed as it does not hold a huge crowed. Only draw back is coming out from the south parking, thier is only I gate open which leads to long delay in the parking lot. Take extra food n drinks and relax a bit before trying to leave. read more

Los Angeles Chargers - This place is great to watch a football game. Stadium is packed as it does not hold a huge crowed. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Carson, California

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Absolutely the worst experience I have ever had in dealing with professional sports team or any team that sells tickets to the public. As a disabled fan, I just wanted to get disabled seats to go to a single game in October with my son. We also needed disabled parking. I got three different answers from three different people from the Chargers as to what I should do. The first one was to go online and spent $250 per seat to find a resold disabled seat. No recommendation regarding parking. The second option was to buy any seed I wanted (they sell for as inexpensively as $70), show up in a wheelchair, and hope they can get me to a disabled section. The third person told me that I had my choice between the $250 seat in the $70 seat, but that parking was a SoFi issue and not a Chargers issue. So I was transferred to SoFi and promptly disconnected. This is no way to treat any fans, let alone disabled ones. Shame on them. read more

So rude staff due to our guy in a wheelchair and they were not at all interested to help us. Ended up only seeing the second half even though we arrived 1h15min in advance. read more

Spanos has to be the very worst owner in pro sports. Just look at how he treated LT during his playing days. No loyalty to his "hometown" either. He said he tried for 10 years to work out a stadium but that is a lie. Congrats L.A., he is now your problem. I was a fan of 40 years but no more. Come back to SD with a different owner and we will welcome Bolts with open arms! read more

Greatest team on the face of this earth! Long time Superbowl coming right up...Superbowl 53 Champions!

I was excited about having the Chargers in Los Angeles. They have a great history and were loved in San Diego where I enjoyed seeing them, even with the 100 mile drive from Los Angeles. I put a deposit down for season tickets and was looking forward to many years of live football. Unfortunately the Chargers Organization has allowed the players to take a knee during the National Anthem and now Chargers tackle Russell Okung stood with his fist raised during the national anthem. So now I'll take my entertainment dollars somewhere else (Certainly not to the Rams, who are even worse). In a city with great Baseball, Basketball, Hockey and Soccer, we have lots of options I just can't support an organization that does not support our country by showing disrespect for our flag. read more

Absolutely atrocious food. Went to the spicy chicken sandwich joint that included chips and coleslaw. After seeing the cashier play on her phone for 10 minutes while i waited in I line for a half hour I was still looking forward to the sandwich chips and cole slaw presentation. Boy was I Disappointed. Cold slaw was hot and about a tablespoon. Spicy hot chicken was cold with literally all breading making me ask "where's the meat". . Horrible read more

I love the Green Bay Packers. I spent close to $1,000 on two tickets when they played the Rams 2 seasons ago. When I saw they played the Chargers in the 2019 season I bought season tickets to the Chargers thinking I would sell some of the games and break even. Wrong! The Chargers could not sell out a 27,000 seat stadium if they were giving the seats for free. I bought the season tickets thinking since it was a smaller venue the seats would be at a premium. Though it was fun seeing all the Packer, Steeler and Raider fans outnumber the Charger fans. I learned my lesson, but now I just want them to stop calling me trying to sell me season tickets to the new stadium in Inglewood. There is no way they will ever sell out that stadium. If I want to go to a game I will just wait until the Saturday before and buy a couple of tickets at fire-sale prices. read more

I'll give 5 stars if it wasnt for the parking price but it doesn't matter which seat do you get you will have a good view

Love the team and StubHub center is a great place to watch a football game! Looking forward to the upcoming season! I have been to quite a few NFL stadiums throughout the country, from arrowhead Stadium to giant stadium to QUALCOMM Stadium. This is by far the most intimate and exciting venue to watch a game. read more

I think they're closer but they should have stayed in Sand Diego. It's San Diego's fault for not building a new stadium. That old one was about to fall apart. Been like million years!! Whatever anyway kinda cool having a little close finally catch a few more games instead of driving late to San Diego!! read more

Should've stayed in san Diego , now the cheap ass owner has to wait another year to rent his room from the Rams to let them in so share you team play nice with others read more

Great place to watch a game. Terrible parking. No one to direct traffic. Lots are locked until the previous lot empties. Get your shit together. read more

All I have to say is WOW... no really.. WOWWW!!! all you charger fans who complain about the owners and their decision to move are ridiculous. Grow up and move on or shit buy them from the owner if not just be quiet! Moving on.. from the very beginning I have always been a die hard chargers fan and I never will change that just because the ownership. This team with Marty and Drew Brees would no doubt have taken us to a super bowl, but our old gm was a piece of shit who ruined that all for us. So Norv Turner and Philip Rivers came in and man, the first couple years we were unstoppable. At least until playoffs came around, only making it as far as the afc championship. No doubt about it tho, those were the days. LT was amazing to watch, there was a season we started 1-2 then won 13 straight. But as things usually do we slowly but surely started declining, after a season under .500 it was time to fire Norv Turner and definitely the GM too. Tom telesco was named GM, and Mike McCoy head coach. After only one good 9-7 season Mike McCoy failed to keep the team improving so now we have Anthony Lynn. That's all the history I really remember since I've been alive. No one can deny that our past years have been nowhere near as good as they should be. Decimated by injuries year after year, we always would have an insane amount of talent but no one could stay healthy? Mistake after mistake, so many ups and downs. But in the end if it weren't for our gm firing Marty because he didn't like him and Drew Bree's because he got hurt the last game, we would have won a couple Super Bowls, if not we definitely would have made one at least. I feel like we never would have dropped so low, 5-11, losing to the winless browns. So ridiculous. But here is my main point, yeah stubhub is small and we're not in San Diego anymore but look at the big picture. Qualcomm was absolutely garbage, the oldest stadium anyone was using in the nfl at the time.. even then they were there playing in the shittiest stadium in the nfl but did our "fans" even show up them? Nope!! It was like stubhub x10. Think about how loud the opposing teams fans were stubhub is actually pretty nice, it's kind of luxurious and no one can deny LA is actually really nice. I personally feel like this will be a great decision moving forward, if we get moved back I will be upset because San Diego fans all took them for granted now look where we are! All I'm saying, if you're reading this and you're a disappointed chargers fan get over it! It's not like we were doing so great in San Diego, just go to the games or at least support them you're just making them look like shit and if you'd do that to your team you might as well be a raiders fan! read more