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SoFi Stadium is a multipurpose indoor stadium located in Inglewood, California, a suburb of Los Angeles. It is one of two stadiums currently shared by two National Football League teams. The venue was selected as one of sixteen stadiums scheduled to host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including one of eleven venues in the United States and one of two venues in California. We visited SoFi Stadium to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup match between Canada and South Africa, and the experience was exceptional. The event was very well organized, and the professional staff contributed to a smooth and enjoyable visit. The stadium's impressive architecture and modern design make it a remarkable work of art as well as an outstanding sports venue. Although we had hoped to see the United States Soccer Team play in the quarterfinal, we thoroughly enjoyed the match and the vibrant international atmosphere. We look forward to the possibility of supporting USMNT at SoFi Stadium on a future occasion.
I've been to SoFi Stadium a few times for concerts, and my most recent visit was for BTS for two nights. This stadium is HUGE! I've experienced seats in the 100s, 300s, and floor sections. There are many parking lots and alternative parking options around the stadium. Personally, I wouldn't recommend Uber because many nearby roads are blocked after concerts, and you may have to walk pretty far to reach a rideshare pickup area. If you do use rideshare, I'd recommend walking with someone, especially at night. For BTS, there were merch tents EVERYWHERE inside and outside the stadium. My biggest advice: go early! I got up around 4 AM and arrived at the main merch tent around 5:30 AM, and people were already lined up. The tent opened at 10 AM sharp. There were plenty of workers directing everyone, and checkout was really cool--you place your merch on the table and it automatically detects the items and price. We got almost everything we wanted, although I was disappointed by the purchase limits on T-shirts. I understood limiting the jerseys to one per person, but T-shirts too? We later waited another 1.5-2 hours at a merch van trying to get another jersey, but unfortunately they were sold out. At least I got my T-shirt! DAY 1: We drove and parked in a prepaid lot my friend reserved, about a 10-minute walk from the stadium. Ticketmaster tells you which gate to enter through. There were BTS fans everywhere trading and giving away freebies, which was really fun. We were in section 300. Security was easy--we walked through a metal detector and I didn't even have to remove my bag. Keep in mind SoFi requires clear bags. It took a few escalators to reach our section. There are plenty of food/drink stands and bathrooms throughout the stadium, although bathroom lines can get long. My friend bought a soft drink with a souvenir cup for $14. The stage production was INSANE. From section 300, you get a beautiful view of the entire production, and the huge 360° screen makes it easy to see the artists up close. They had a rising platform and did a great job moving around the entire stage. The sound was clear and the vocals were strong. The biggest downside was the seating. The seats are small and cramped with very little walking room. The stadium also gets HOT, so bring a portable fan! The concert ended around 10:30 PM, and getting out was definitely a process. We eventually made it back to our car and arrived at our hotel around midnight. DAY 2 - FLOOR: We arrived around 4:30-5 PM and were dropped off near the nearby Starbucks. Walking over was easy, although it was humid and raining a little. Our tickets said Gate 9, but we didn't realize we specifically needed Gate 9D. Security was also stricter this time. After our tickets were scanned, they gave everyone water bottles, which was a nice touch. We received wristbands after showing our floor tickets and went through the metal detector. I was able to walk through with my bag, but my friend was stopped and told she had to get rid of all her freebies, which was disappointing. She tried again about 10-15 minutes later and was able to get in. Finding the floor was surprisingly confusing. I asked multiple employees for directions, and we somehow ended up around section 100. One employee told us to basically walk around in a circle, and it honestly felt like some employees didn't know how to get there either. The lower level had AMAZING cold AC, though! Since we had about 30 minutes, we ate and used the bathroom. There's a cafeteria near the suites. I got Korean fried chicken with rice ($20), my friend got bulgogi fries, and I also tried the matcha white chocolate cookie ($8), which was really good. The portions were pretty big. The floor seats were white folding chairs placed VERY close together. Floor is amazing because you can see and record the artists up close, but when they moved toward the center of the stage, I constantly had to stretch my neck to look up at the screen. On the positive side, you can actually feel the heat from the fire effects, and being surrounded by confetti during the finale was such a cool experience. Getting to the barricade and back to our seats was also quick. Leaving the floor was exhausting because we had to walk up what felt like 10 flights on a long ramp to reach ground level. We eventually walked toward the neighborhood, where my boyfriend was able to pick us up near Planet Fitness. Overall, SoFi is an impressive stadium for concerts. The production, screens, sound, and overall atmosphere are incredible. My biggest complaints are the cramped seating, confusing directions to the floor, heat in some sections, and the long process of getting out afterward. But seeing BTS here for two nights was an unforgettable experience!
Honestly this stadium so so pretty! Plenty of parking options. Many different entrances. I've only been two times. The first time was for the Chargers game, and I had such a blast. The venue was easy to get to. We sat in the 100 section, so there is like a different entrance and escalator. So I'm not sure how the rest of the stadium is, but I really liked how there was ACand the lines for the drinks were shorter. The restrooms were pretty clean and they have a nice gift shop. The seats that we sat on were cushioned very comfortable. Again, I'm not sure if all of the seats are like this or just the 100s level, but it was also pretty spacious. Of course, some of the food and drinks are pricey, that's just how it is when you go to these events. So either be prepared to spend that amount or just eat and drink prior to coming is what I recommend. I did spend $22 on two ice creams as pictured for the game. The dibs were melted, but the chocolate covered banana was nice and firm so good. I was there last night for the Chris Brown and Usher concert. The team still navigated us well into the entrance. It was very smooth. Since I had flour seatings, we did have a different entrance and we had to go down a ramp of I don't I don't know about 7 to 9 floors. It felt like. They were very wide. So if there's a lot of people you won't be crammed. It can get hot down there. There's no windows when you're going down, so if you do have any floor seats, I would recommend wearing comfortable shoes. There will be a ton of walking. When we got down, it was very nice and clean and everything was short wait for us. The merch line was about two minutes. They had tons of restroom stalls available, which were like porter potties, but not they were so much cleaner and better and so there was no weight for that which is amazing for the girl section. So again I don't know if those stalls are normally there or if. They were rented by the concert team, but the little Porta potties each had their own hand wash station inside. It was just beautiful down on the floor. And all of the staff were super nice whether they actually work for Sofi or were hired on additionally. Will definitely be back. My man has season tickets to the Chargers game so he's always here.
I came back here to watch the Chris Brown and Usher tour, and honestly, the speakers in the nosebleed seats are not that great. Anything with insane bass sounds terrible and screechy, and next time I'll have to wear earplugs because it was so bad. I will say, I grabbed the loaded nachos this time around, and they were actually pretty fire, especially for $20 at the stadium. Overall, decent spot for concerts/shows. I parked across the street at the Kelso Elementary. Cheaper lot, and it supports the schools in Inglewood.
This is my first time ever going to sofi and I've genuinely enjoyed the visit. The stadium is beautiful, modern, and has such a great atmosphere once you're inside. The staff has always been friendly and helpful, which makes a big difference in a busy venue like this. I came to see Chris Brown and Usher and that alone was 10/10 for me! I SANG MY HEART OUT! There are plenty of food and drink choices, although the prices are definitely expensive. My biggest complaint is the parking and traffic when leaving--it can take a long time to get out and onto the freeway. Other than that, I really enjoy coming here and would definitely return for another event!
My friend and I came here for the BTS concert and both of our first times to visit the stadium. There is parking everywhere, expensive but worth being able to park onsite. Not a lot of food options outside, but still had a decent amount of food trucks present. The stadium being so big meant a long walk around which we did a few times prior to being able to be let in. We enjoyed being outside of the arena at the lakefront for the night we didn't have tickets to the show, but some areas do get pretty congested. Inside the stadium is very easy to navigate, bathrooms are pretty spread out but not too hard to find, and food stands everywhere. Everything was very clean as well and seats weren't too uncomfortable. The sounds echoed quite a bit from thousands of fans screaming. No issues with security, every staff member we encountered was polite and helpful.
Hello September! Wow - A total 180 from last time! They clearly did their homework! Waited all year for this BTS concert! Location/Ambiance: - Minutes from LAX and the Pacific, so you get to catch the planes fly by. - No AC (bummer because it was HOT) but there's a roof and make sure to bring a portable fan to beat the heat. Oy..I totally didn't get the memo. - Stadium is gorgeous inside and out. Be sure to get there early just to stare at it and take pictures like a real tourist! - Parking is always a challenge and an adventure! Tons of lots but the close ones are pricey. We parked at the Kelso Elementary School nearby and paid in advance. We carpooled so that saved time and money. - Post-show exits hits a bunch of knockoff merch vendors and food carts..but at this point I was eager to just get back to my car and beat the chaos and crowds. Customer service: - Security actually knew were things were this time - a real upgrade from "your guess is as good as mine." - Ticketmaster scan-in was quick even with a line! Thankfully, no app freezes! - Bag check is random (see bag policy rules), so it's basically a slot machine - some folks were tossing out contraband snacks while I walked through untouched! Absolutely stress-free! A miracle! - Restrooms were plentiful, surprisingly clean, and fully stocked even on a sold-out night. - There were more staff around so it was easy to flag them down although I didn't need to since my seat was by the entrance Gate 8 and near the restrooms/concessions! I was in the 230 section and it was easy to locate! Verdict: - Comfortable seats, great sightlines, amazing sound, and genuinely a smooth entry-to-exit experience despite ~80,000 people! - Bring cash in case for merch and maybe a fan! Overall, SoFi leveled up. Four stars and a promotion from "meh" to "would return."
Never been to SoFi Stadium before so this is my first time experience here. Its location, Inglewood in Los Angeles, just about 30 minutes drive from DTLA. I came here to attend BTS World Tour "Arirang" Concert on Saturday September 5. Doors opened early for many Merchandise Booths surrounding the arena, food & beverage counters including Uber Eats available pre-show. Concert began at 8:00pm. Prepaid parking was available, rather me and work colleague chose ride-sharing drop-off was at the beginning of the stadium entrance. Clear Bag Policy for a very safe experience, heightened security with LAPD on patrol before, during, and after the concert. Pro-Tip: Be careful when waiting for your ride, because there are many Gypsy Taxi drivers who will offer you direct service to your hotel even if the driver is operating a luxury limo or vehicle. Also be careful as people outside of the parking lot are also selling merch not exactly what was sold inside.
Came to SoFi stadium to see BTS Arirang Tour. Wow what a venue!!! Very happy that the Ticketmaster ticket SoFi had the entry locations listed because wowwww so big!! I liked the UberEats option, but they got overwhelmed fast as the link had max 20 min wait for food but really got longer as more people ordered (my wait was about 30 min but you could see the worker's horror as tickets kept coming in lol). I understand how this was the venue for the World Cup. The sound was great and section 232 was perfect.
Stadium Tour Entrance: Gate 7 next to Parking Lot N (Victory St, Inglewood, CA 90301). I bought tickets for the Stadium Tour on Sunday 10:30am, just a day before. Same day tour tickets were not sold. The tickets didn't have any info on where to park and enter for stadium tour, so we ended driving thru several parking lots. Once we made it to the reception desk, a staff member scanned our tickets and another member gave us the tour tags. The tour began on level 2 then continued thru the ground level, the club and suites, sit down by the 50 yard line, chargers locker room trip and finally open access to the field. There were two tour guides, one was leading from front, and another one staying at the tail, making sure the group stayed together. They provided a lot of amazing information and facts related to the stadium, both teams (Rams and Chargers) and the area. Finally we exited the stadium through the gift shop, which was disappointing, as they didn't have much variety of products. Being a football fan, I loved the tour, especially getting to see the suites and locker rooms. I was fascinated to learn about how the stadium was built below ground due to LAX height restrictions. Finally the best part was spending time in the field itself. It was my first time on a turf field. I also got to run around in the end zone and snap picture with the pylon.
I had a smooth concert experience at Sofi Stadium. There's plenty of reserve/paid in advance parking spaces in nearby areas, like Kelso Elementary school - it's quite expensive, so I recommend carpooling. I entered from Gate 5 by scanning my tickets through the Ticketmaster app, which felt like a quick process despite waiting in line. Once through security and the entrance gate, I took several flights of stairs that quickly led up to section 400/500. The stadium is huge, so finding an exact section number can be difficult. I ended up asking a staff member for directions. The seats are clean and spacious, and the view of the concert was great when though I was high up.
After seven years of operation I finally got to SoFi Stadium. It is a beautiful stadium to watch football. There is no bad seat in the house. I was in one of the worst seats in the house, and it was a good experience viewing football. I do not know about concert, but heard some bad reviews of the sound system. However, I believe it since the stadium is so enormous that sounds will not travel well. My nephew gave me one of his fries. It was bad, but it is stadium foods. Not too much expectation. They had some cheap beers for sport stadium standards. $5 for outside vendor and in house happy hours is good. Overall it was a good experience. Ray out.
A buddy had extra tickets to the Raidazzzzz game so def had to go even though way the heck up... the only issue I see with this stadium is the entrance, it is extremely bottlenecked due to short staff at the lines... cuz ya know lame azzz billionaires dont care about the humans. Once inside its spacious enough that I waited little in line for the lame azzz loaded chicken nachos that was hyped through fake azzz articles, it SUCKED and because of that I did not purchase anything else. If I bought a ticket to this stadium I'd def sit mid level. Way up there... is so so..
This is for the vip group lounge Service - excellent Food - decent for what it is. Although their hot wings were soggy and not as good as their lemon pepper ones. Both seemed to have been beked instead of fried, which would have been better. The burger and dogs were cooked right, but didnt blow my mind. I did enjoy it. The bbq was good for the size of the event. Its hard to cook for tens of thousands and get it right. I enjoyed the baked beans(sweet). Atmosphere - fun and a decent view, but the main stadium either does not have AC or didnt want to turn it on. The heat would rise into our suite and became suffocating within the first few feet of the opening towards our viewing seats. The suite itself was nicely air conditioned. Parking - Horrendous! Thank you to the GREEDY parking owners who lobbied against trains to the venues nearby. Venues- state of the art!, modern, and comfortable. Possibly no AC in the main stadium. read more
*** Bruno Mars / Romantic Tour *** Event location - 5 stars Walking distance to hotel - 5 stars THE SHOW / DJ Pee .Wee (Anderson .Paak): He kicked things off right at showtime to warm up the stadium, got people dancing, and set the retro vibe. My first time seeing him perform and a total entertainer. ~ RAYE / closed with her smash hit Where the Hell is my Husband? Posted the bridge of the song. Bruno Mars / I was second guessing my decision to see him after a dud of a Vegas New Years show. But Bruno definitely redeemed himself. More energy, much more! Vegetarian food - Beyond Sausage on a Bun (0 stars) Fairfax Avenue offered this item. The bun tasted like it's been sitting under a heat lamp for 2 weeks. Hard and dry as a rock. One bite and it crumbled. Embarrassing they would serve this. Shame on them. One bite and I ended up throwing it away and bought a cheese pizza. The only thing that I could recommend was the crinkle fries that were definitely cooked to order. read more
Recently came here for a World Cup match in 7/2026 (Spain vs Austria). In my previous review, I mentioned how the stadium is pretty much state of the art and probably one of them more beautiful stadiums I've been in with the biggest weakness to the experience being egress/ ingress of not only the stadium itself but the area in big event days/ nights. Well, I'm not sure if it's permanent or it was only temporary for World Cup, but using a train and transferring by bus to get to the stadium made this a near perfect sports experience and addressed the biggest negatives. There were plenty of events prior to the match and the stores had plenty of merchandise. I liked how there were beer vendors walking around as well. Going to this World Cup match was truly a once in a lifetime (hopefully more) experience for me and this venue and transportation experience made it memorable read more
SoFi Stadium is a multipurpose indoor stadium located in Inglewood, California, a suburb of Los Angeles. It is one of two stadiums currently shared by two National Football League teams. The venue was selected as one of sixteen stadiums scheduled to host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including one of eleven venues in the United States and one of two venues in California. We visited SoFi Stadium to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup match between Canada and South Africa, and the experience was exceptional. The event was very well organized, and the professional staff contributed to a smooth and enjoyable visit. The stadium's impressive architecture and modern design make it a remarkable work of art as well as an outstanding sports venue. Although we had hoped to see the United States Soccer Team play in the quarterfinal, we thoroughly enjoyed the match and the vibrant international atmosphere. We look forward to the possibility of supporting USMNT at SoFi Stadium on a future occasion. read more
I've been to SoFi Stadium a few times for concerts, and my most recent visit was for BTS for two nights. This stadium is HUGE! I've experienced seats in the 100s, 300s, and floor sections. There are many parking lots and alternative parking options around the stadium. Personally, I wouldn't recommend Uber because many nearby roads are blocked after concerts, and you may have to walk pretty far to reach a rideshare pickup area. If you do use rideshare, I'd recommend walking with someone, especially at night. For BTS, there were merch tents EVERYWHERE inside and outside the stadium. My biggest advice: go early! I got up around 4 AM and arrived at the main merch tent around 5:30 AM, and people were already lined up. The tent opened at 10 AM sharp. There were plenty of workers directing everyone, and checkout was really cool--you place your merch on the table and it automatically detects the items and price. We got almost everything we wanted, although I was disappointed by the purchase limits on T-shirts. I understood limiting the jerseys to one per person, but T-shirts too? We later waited another 1.5-2 hours at a merch van trying to get another jersey, but unfortunately they were sold out. At least I got my T-shirt! DAY 1: We drove and parked in a prepaid lot my friend reserved, about a 10-minute walk from the stadium. Ticketmaster tells you which gate to enter through. There were BTS fans everywhere trading and giving away freebies, which was really fun. We were in section 300. Security was easy--we walked through a metal detector and I didn't even have to remove my bag. Keep in mind SoFi requires clear bags. It took a few escalators to reach our section. There are plenty of food/drink stands and bathrooms throughout the stadium, although bathroom lines can get long. My friend bought a soft drink with a souvenir cup for $14. The stage production was INSANE. From section 300, you get a beautiful view of the entire production, and the huge 360° screen makes it easy to see the artists up close. They had a rising platform and did a great job moving around the entire stage. The sound was clear and the vocals were strong. The biggest downside was the seating. The seats are small and cramped with very little walking room. The stadium also gets HOT, so bring a portable fan! The concert ended around 10:30 PM, and getting out was definitely a process. We eventually made it back to our car and arrived at our hotel around midnight. DAY 2 - FLOOR: We arrived around 4:30-5 PM and were dropped off near the nearby Starbucks. Walking over was easy, although it was humid and raining a little. Our tickets said Gate 9, but we didn't realize we specifically needed Gate 9D. Security was also stricter this time. After our tickets were scanned, they gave everyone water bottles, which was a nice touch. We received wristbands after showing our floor tickets and went through the metal detector. I was able to walk through with my bag, but my friend was stopped and told she had to get rid of all her freebies, which was disappointing. She tried again about 10-15 minutes later and was able to get in. Finding the floor was surprisingly confusing. I asked multiple employees for directions, and we somehow ended up around section 100. One employee told us to basically walk around in a circle, and it honestly felt like some employees didn't know how to get there either. The lower level had AMAZING cold AC, though! Since we had about 30 minutes, we ate and used the bathroom. There's a cafeteria near the suites. I got Korean fried chicken with rice ($20), my friend got bulgogi fries, and I also tried the matcha white chocolate cookie ($8), which was really good. The portions were pretty big. The floor seats were white folding chairs placed VERY close together. Floor is amazing because you can see and record the artists up close, but when they moved toward the center of the stage, I constantly had to stretch my neck to look up at the screen. On the positive side, you can actually feel the heat from the fire effects, and being surrounded by confetti during the finale was such a cool experience. Getting to the barricade and back to our seats was also quick. Leaving the floor was exhausting because we had to walk up what felt like 10 flights on a long ramp to reach ground level. We eventually walked toward the neighborhood, where my boyfriend was able to pick us up near Planet Fitness. Overall, SoFi is an impressive stadium for concerts. The production, screens, sound, and overall atmosphere are incredible. My biggest complaints are the cramped seating, confusing directions to the floor, heat in some sections, and the long process of getting out afterward. But seeing BTS here for two nights was an unforgettable experience! read more
Honestly this stadium so so pretty! Plenty of parking options. Many different entrances. I've only been two times. The first time was for the Chargers game, and I had such a blast. The venue was easy to get to. We sat in the 100 section, so there is like a different entrance and escalator. So I'm not sure how the rest of the stadium is, but I really liked how there was ACand the lines for the drinks were shorter. The restrooms were pretty clean and they have a nice gift shop. The seats that we sat on were cushioned very comfortable. Again, I'm not sure if all of the seats are like this or just the 100s level, but it was also pretty spacious. Of course, some of the food and drinks are pricey, that's just how it is when you go to these events. So either be prepared to spend that amount or just eat and drink prior to coming is what I recommend. I did spend $22 on two ice creams as pictured for the game. The dibs were melted, but the chocolate covered banana was nice and firm so good. I was there last night for the Chris Brown and Usher concert. The team still navigated us well into the entrance. It was very smooth. Since I had flour seatings, we did have a different entrance and we had to go down a ramp of I don't I don't know about 7 to 9 floors. It felt like. They were very wide. So if there's a lot of people you won't be crammed. It can get hot down there. There's no windows when you're going down, so if you do have any floor seats, I would recommend wearing comfortable shoes. There will be a ton of walking. When we got down, it was very nice and clean and everything was short wait for us. The merch line was about two minutes. They had tons of restroom stalls available, which were like porter potties, but not they were so much cleaner and better and so there was no weight for that which is amazing for the girl section. So again I don't know if those stalls are normally there or if. They were rented by the concert team, but the little Porta potties each had their own hand wash station inside. It was just beautiful down on the floor. And all of the staff were super nice whether they actually work for Sofi or were hired on additionally. Will definitely be back. My man has season tickets to the Chargers game so he's always here. read more
I came back here to watch the Chris Brown and Usher tour, and honestly, the speakers in the nosebleed seats are not that great. Anything with insane bass sounds terrible and screechy, and next time I'll have to wear earplugs because it was so bad. I will say, I grabbed the loaded nachos this time around, and they were actually pretty fire, especially for $20 at the stadium. Overall, decent spot for concerts/shows. I parked across the street at the Kelso Elementary. Cheaper lot, and it supports the schools in Inglewood. read more
This is my first time ever going to sofi and I've genuinely enjoyed the visit. The stadium is beautiful, modern, and has such a great atmosphere once you're inside. The staff has always been friendly and helpful, which makes a big difference in a busy venue like this. I came to see Chris Brown and Usher and that alone was 10/10 for me! I SANG MY HEART OUT! There are plenty of food and drink choices, although the prices are definitely expensive. My biggest complaint is the parking and traffic when leaving--it can take a long time to get out and onto the freeway. Other than that, I really enjoy coming here and would definitely return for another event! read more
7 days ago
My friend and I came here for the BTS concert and both of our first times to visit the stadium. There is parking everywhere, expensive but worth being able to park onsite. Not a lot of food options outside, but still had a decent amount of food trucks present. The stadium being so big meant a long walk around which we did a few times prior to being able to be let in. We enjoyed being outside of the arena at the lakefront for the night we didn't have tickets to the show, but some areas do get pretty congested. Inside the stadium is very easy to navigate, bathrooms are pretty spread out but not too hard to find, and food stands everywhere. Everything was very clean as well and seats weren't too uncomfortable. The sounds echoed quite a bit from thousands of fans screaming. No issues with security, every staff member we encountered was polite and helpful. read more
Hello September! Wow - A total 180 from last time! They clearly did their homework! Waited all year for this BTS concert! Location/Ambiance: - Minutes from LAX and the Pacific, so you get to catch the planes fly by. - No AC (bummer because it was HOT) but there's a roof and make sure to bring a portable fan to beat the heat. Oy..I totally didn't get the memo. - Stadium is gorgeous inside and out. Be sure to get there early just to stare at it and take pictures like a real tourist! - Parking is always a challenge and an adventure! Tons of lots but the close ones are pricey. We parked at the Kelso Elementary School nearby and paid in advance. We carpooled so that saved time and money. - Post-show exits hits a bunch of knockoff merch vendors and food carts..but at this point I was eager to just get back to my car and beat the chaos and crowds. Customer service: - Security actually knew were things were this time - a real upgrade from "your guess is as good as mine." - Ticketmaster scan-in was quick even with a line! Thankfully, no app freezes! - Bag check is random (see bag policy rules), so it's basically a slot machine - some folks were tossing out contraband snacks while I walked through untouched! Absolutely stress-free! A miracle! - Restrooms were plentiful, surprisingly clean, and fully stocked even on a sold-out night. - There were more staff around so it was easy to flag them down although I didn't need to since my seat was by the entrance Gate 8 and near the restrooms/concessions! I was in the 230 section and it was easy to locate! Verdict: - Comfortable seats, great sightlines, amazing sound, and genuinely a smooth entry-to-exit experience despite ~80,000 people! - Bring cash in case for merch and maybe a fan! Overall, SoFi leveled up. Four stars and a promotion from "meh" to "would return." read more
Never been to SoFi Stadium before so this is my first time experience here. Its location, Inglewood in Los Angeles, just about 30 minutes drive from DTLA. I came here to attend BTS World Tour "Arirang" Concert on Saturday September 5. Doors opened early for many Merchandise Booths surrounding the arena, food & beverage counters including Uber Eats available pre-show. Concert began at 8:00pm. Prepaid parking was available, rather me and work colleague chose ride-sharing drop-off was at the beginning of the stadium entrance. Clear Bag Policy for a very safe experience, heightened security with LAPD on patrol before, during, and after the concert. Pro-Tip: Be careful when waiting for your ride, because there are many Gypsy Taxi drivers who will offer you direct service to your hotel even if the driver is operating a luxury limo or vehicle. Also be careful as people outside of the parking lot are also selling merch not exactly what was sold inside. read more
17 days ago
Came to SoFi stadium to see BTS Arirang Tour. Wow what a venue!!! Very happy that the Ticketmaster ticket SoFi had the entry locations listed because wowwww so big!! I liked the UberEats option, but they got overwhelmed fast as the link had max 20 min wait for food but really got longer as more people ordered (my wait was about 30 min but you could see the worker's horror as tickets kept coming in lol). I understand how this was the venue for the World Cup. The sound was great and section 232 was perfect. read more
Stadium Tour Entrance: Gate 7 next to Parking Lot N (Victory St, Inglewood, CA 90301). I bought tickets for the Stadium Tour on Sunday 10:30am, just a day before. Same day tour tickets were not sold. The tickets didn't have any info on where to park and enter for stadium tour, so we ended driving thru several parking lots. Once we made it to the reception desk, a staff member scanned our tickets and another member gave us the tour tags. The tour began on level 2 then continued thru the ground level, the club and suites, sit down by the 50 yard line, chargers locker room trip and finally open access to the field. There were two tour guides, one was leading from front, and another one staying at the tail, making sure the group stayed together. They provided a lot of amazing information and facts related to the stadium, both teams (Rams and Chargers) and the area. Finally we exited the stadium through the gift shop, which was disappointing, as they didn't have much variety of products. Being a football fan, I loved the tour, especially getting to see the suites and locker rooms. I was fascinated to learn about how the stadium was built below ground due to LAX height restrictions. Finally the best part was spending time in the field itself. It was my first time on a turf field. I also got to run around in the end zone and snap picture with the pylon. read more
I had a smooth concert experience at Sofi Stadium. There's plenty of reserve/paid in advance parking spaces in nearby areas, like Kelso Elementary school - it's quite expensive, so I recommend carpooling. I entered from Gate 5 by scanning my tickets through the Ticketmaster app, which felt like a quick process despite waiting in line. Once through security and the entrance gate, I took several flights of stairs that quickly led up to section 400/500. The stadium is huge, so finding an exact section number can be difficult. I ended up asking a staff member for directions. The seats are clean and spacious, and the view of the concert was great when though I was high up. read more
20 days ago
After seven years of operation I finally got to SoFi Stadium. It is a beautiful stadium to watch football. There is no bad seat in the house. I was in one of the worst seats in the house, and it was a good experience viewing football. I do not know about concert, but heard some bad reviews of the sound system. However, I believe it since the stadium is so enormous that sounds will not travel well. My nephew gave me one of his fries. It was bad, but it is stadium foods. Not too much expectation. They had some cheap beers for sport stadium standards. $5 for outside vendor and in house happy hours is good. Overall it was a good experience. Ray out. read more
9 days ago
A buddy had extra tickets to the Raidazzzzz game so def had to go even though way the heck up... the only issue I see with this stadium is the entrance, it is extremely bottlenecked due to short staff at the lines... cuz ya know lame azzz billionaires dont care about the humans. Once inside its spacious enough that I waited little in line for the lame azzz loaded chicken nachos that was hyped through fake azzz articles, it SUCKED and because of that I did not purchase anything else. If I bought a ticket to this stadium I'd def sit mid level. Way up there... is so so.. read more
Here for the BTS Concert. Day 4 Pros: SoFi stadium itself is amazing. There really is no bad seat. Granted that didn't matter as we had vip seats and the entrance was great. Security moved quickly, they constantly checked wristbands and we were brought to our suite and the view was amazing. We had access to our own bathroom and food/drinks, brought to us by staff. Cons: Ok so if we are paying a ton of $ for a vip entrance, there should be a vip exit. What a disaster. Took forever to exit, esp taking stairs and it bleeding into other sections. At one point there was a wildly long line for the escalator and people kept cutting and security did nothing. Why even have security there? read more
We attended the Sofi Stadium tour. Nancy was great telling us the history, answering questions, great interaction with the group. The most impressive part was the engineering of the building. Since it's on the earthquake belt, the columns have shock absorption base. Parts are separated from each other so if one goes down, others will still hold the structure. It's cool to see the players locker room and actually standing on the field. We also visited owner's lounge. The tour is about 1 hour. At the end, you can spend time on side of the field as long as you can and a staff will assist to exit when you are ready. Use bathroom before the tour starts because there will be no time for that. The whole tour is on foot, elevators/escalators are available going up and down. It's a great tour and I recommend it if you are in the area. read more
8 days ago
This is my first time coming to Sofi Stadium and it's pretty amazing. Huge parking lot. I love the tailgating area that's where the party starts at and the walk is not that far to go inside the stadium. The view from the seatings I was in the 500 section was really great and the sound system was good. Also, all in all the stadium is amazing. The only bad thing for it being the most expensive stadium. It's so hot in inside. I know they wanted to open air concept, but they need to add some sort of fan system or something because it was ridiculously hot. Good thing I was in the 500 section right next to where it's open so we would get a little air here and there, but the sun still goes straight through the roof and it burns. read more
Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, California is a $5.5 billion, 3.1 million-square-foot architectural marvel and the home of the NFL's Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers. Built on the former site of the Hollywood Park Racetrack, this indoor-outdoor facility seats. Beautifully done I really enjoy this stadium. Today we are here for the 49ners vs Chargers bang bang.‼ Ok bye read more
First time here and went for BTS concert on 9/2 with my husband and our little one. We booked offsite parking through SpotHero at Kelso St because SoFi parking is expensive. I booked as soon as I got our concert tickets and paid $26. A few days before the event, the same area was more than 3x the price, so definitely book parking early. We also ate beforehand because stadium food is known for being overpriced and mid, which was apparently true based on someone sitting near us complaining about exactly that lol. We were in the 500s and had some difficulty finding our section because the signage wasn't very clear. Some labels were easy to see, while others were tucked away so we passed our section a few times and had to ask staff. Seat numbers are also small and there's no obvious guide showing which direction the numbering goes. The rows are narrow and the 500 level is pretty steep too, so getting to your seat can be tricky once it fills up. The view from our seats was great though, and the seats themselves were comfortable even without cushions. Walking from our offsite parking, finding the entrance, checking in, and going through security were all easy. There were plenty of restrooms and I really appreciated the family restrooms. The stadium looked nice, clean, and well kept, and the sounds were good. Getting out of the venue itself was easy too, although once we reached the street there were a lot of knockoff merch and food vendors creating extra congestion. Good stadium experience but the signage inside could definitely be better. read more
Stunning stadium. Some things to note: This stadium is located just minutes away from LAX and very close to the Pacific Ocean which means on any given day you'll get the nice ocean breeze. The venue does not have AC. They do have a cover. I saw people with a portable fan to fight the heat. I would recommend getting to the venue early to beat the traffic. Parking can be pricey, but there many lots just walking distance. I saw herds of people walking to various lots. You can of course parking closer which is the most ideal, but they do sell out. The venue is so pretty on the outside and inside! Getting early is worth it to chill and take pictures read more
13 days ago
I came to watch the BTS Arigang Day 4 concert on Sunday, 9/6 which was my first time at this stadium. We came early around. 4:30pm to check out the area. There were a ton of BTS fans handing out memorabilia items that were made by them. Some were organized by all the different BTS members. Little things consisted of key chains, photo cards, hand fan, phone charms, little silver spoon, pretend credit card, pretend ticket, and more. These fans were friendly and looking forward to the concert. The stadium did have official merchandise in a tent but by the time we went there there was only the BTS lights, key chain and a few XL shirts. There were many Sofi staff to guide you and check your tickets several times. We sat in c214 row 2 which is a pretty decent seat. I don't think I would recommend anything higher. Next time lower seat ticket would be even better. The suite views are also nice since they have dedicated waters and drinks and some snacks to munch on. The BTS setup was nice to see the huge screen. Awesome performance by the BTS crew and all staff. read more
This is not a good venue for music. Sitting in the 400 seats we could not understand a word anyone on stage was saying. We then got up to use the restroom and realized that the sound was much better by the concession stands. If you really want to see someone here I think the floor was ok, but much more expensive. That being said, The artists were wonderful! I loved the music once I could hear it. read more
Sofi Stadium is beautiful & very big. My complaint is after the show we asked 5 employees where the ride share was, not one of employee knew or offered to call or ask another employee to help us. We were not able to get a Lyft or Uber from the stadium. There is no coordination which lead us walking up to an Arco on Crenshaw & Central a few blocks up. We were staying 20-25 minutes away but due to the traffic it took us 45 minutes to get home. See my pics read more
Sofi you need to get your act together I went to the Bruno Mars concert last night and if it wasn't for a couple of outstanding employees you would have gotten negative stars. It was our first time here so we came early I use a walker because of my lymphedema and then found out I was on the opposite side of where I should have parked. I while I was struggling making it around the stadium because I had floor seats and 9c,9d,10a are the only ways to enter the fl seats. When I finally got to section 9d I had to endure a maze to get to the entry way and saw security laughing and smirking at me, because when I looked at them they looked away and tightened up. Got pass that went inside the venue was by guess relations who had wheelchairs that they were taking people to their seats if they weren't capable nobody asked me if I needed assistance or anything and being that it was my first time there I didn't know if you need to make a reservation or how the service worked. So then I kept going on and I stopped and took a seat on my rollator. When John V. And Stephanie A. Saw me and asked if I could use some assistance they were so helpful and accommodating then Ernesto came with one of the wheelchairs another great representative we talked about concerts and he got me to my seat quick asked my wife if she needed anything. When we got to are seat the chairs were not going to work for me because I'm a big guy so we traded our front row seats for some ADA compliant seats a couple rows back and Ernesto came back and took me there. We were doing good and Stephanie told me if you want assistance leaving text this number before the concert ends and you can get assistance out. We enjoyed Bruno we contacted assistance and who was there to make sure we were being tooken care of Stephanie that's right. They came when he came and was transporting me from guest services we hit a lil on exiting the floor and once again chuckles from the great security team, by that time I was over it. There are larger people with alements that you don't know and it doesn't take much to be kind. Sofi maybe retrain your team because I went through this and would never want another person to deal with this sort of treatment. read more
If you go see any concert at Sofi. Do not pay for anything above the 300 section. My wife and I went we received tickets and they were in the 500's And on the side. Felt like I was hearing slurred music or muffled sound. We came down to the standing around area in concessions a little more towards the middle and the sound drastically improved. People said the seats we were at in the 500's cost them like $150-200. Hard pass on that. read more
Been here 3 time in the past couple years. Saw 3 concerts Post Malone, Luke Combs and last night Ed Sheeran. All in all I found the staff very poorly trained to guide you almost anywhere. Trying to find Guest Service we asked 8 employees and were given conflicting directions causing us to circle the stadium twice before finding it. Them being ill informed does not mean they were rude, most employees were very nice and friendly. The food was decent but everything is way over priced. There was a limited selection of food but we ate everything we ordered and liked it. There is no real signs directing you where to go. How hard is it to put signage at the top of an escalator? Also, a young female with us needed feminine products and there were none to be found anywhere. The place including the restrooms were very clean except the seats. There was a thick layer of dust on them. Felt bad for the ladies in front of us as their white shirts got dirty. I will not take the chance and return to SoFi for a concert. The nearby Forum now has my complete loyalty for concerts. Better acoustics and signage. read more
First time going to the sofi stadium and was amazed and how modern everything looked. We visited the Sofi members lounge but there was no events happening so it was truly disappointing and sad. For food we got the brisket burrito, bbq fries, and churro for ~$50. Of course the food was overpriced but it was decent for stadium food. The burrito was large and had a good amount of brisket but was a little dry. The starry had soo much bubbly in it which i loved. The churros were nice and crunchy but were not dusted enough with cinnamon. The chocolate dip made up for the plain churros. read more
I don't have anything horrible or bad to say, I've been here a few times. Pretty organized and felt safe here. Lots of parking onsite or Kia next door as well. So many options to park or travel there as well. Concert foods aren't horrible either, a bit pricy for the portion but it's decent (loaded fries were p good). The only thing is that some performers don't pay for the Jumbotron above the screens for the sections 400-500 to see more of what's going on down on stage. I've sat in the 100s, 200s, & 300s, and once in the 400s. Honestly all those sections aren't so bad bc it's also the crowds vibes and performances are 10/10. I recently watched BTS here for the first time seeing them and I was just AMAZED! Def recommend coming here and I will definitely try and see a football game here one day. read more
3 months ago
Watching a World Cup game is a dream come true. Watching 2 World Cup games is just Heavenly! The stadium is so pretty and awesome! The staff does an amazing job directing traffic and doing what they have to do with making sure everybody is having fun. I can't imagine working there and dealing with that many people every single day. I had been dreaming for this day to see a Wold Cup game in person. Now that my dream has come true, I have to come up with another dream...... read more
So-Fi is beautiful! I attended a World Cup game there last weekend for my first visit and enjoyed every minute of it. Tons of staff were on hand to make sure that lines were moving and people were finding their seats. A plus was the huge women's bathroom which made for no waiting in line! read more
I went to Sofi Stadium on 9/1 for the BTS Concert and getting in the stadium was a much better experience than Permission to Dance a few years ago. Getting through the entry was alot easier, since they got the new scanner, but getting down to the 100's was crazy we had to go down through escalators. We somehow were at the top in the 500's section and we had to make it down a bunch of escalators and walk across the stadium to make it across to the 100's section! The stadium is pretty and big and the 360 stage was so nice. It's still pretty packed getting out and going through the stadium and the parking lot is insane. I wish the sections were numbered better because we sat in the wrong section accidentally and didn't notice until people came and we checked and realized we were a section over. read more
I attended a World Cup game at Sofi and loved it! The stadium itself is huuuuge and it has a beautiful campus. There's a lake which has little waterfalls in it. There are also many trees and open spaces around too. Inside and out, the stadium was clean and nice. Parking- There isn't a ton of parking, but we were able to get in and out super quick and easy. We paid $95 for parking which was a bit steep, but we heard that's pretty average for the stadium. Inside- Inside is huge! There are lots of food and drink options too. The stadium itself is nice because it has like a mesh covering, so there's still some sunlight but it's not harsh because the mesh blocks it. We had seats in the up top section, but it was still a great view and you could watch what was happening on the Jumbotron thing. read more
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Which parking zone is best for getting out of the area?
Definitely best off site. If you need to go west it's so difficult to get out of the sofi lots as they make traffic go east.
Hotel recommendations in the area?
Stay near the airport. Tons of choices. Stay away from the cheap ones in Inglewood.
Are there people outside the stadium selling tickets?
No ! Its 2023 and everything is all digital now !
Are there lots of fights?
I went to the pre-season game vs. The Raiders and there were two girl fights on level 2 and a guy skirmish on level 1. I think it depends on the team playing and their fan base...
Is there any airflow in the stadium, was it hot sitting in the 500 section? Is there any Fans or AC?
I sat in section 516, row 19 and it got really humid once the concert started, had to sit down many times halfway through due to almost passing out
Do they have a box office to purchase show tickets?
Yes, at the front entrance off Prairie.
Can you see from section 512? From SoFi stadium?
Depends on what venue. Soon as you get above 200 everything looks super small but they usually have a wrap around screen and you can see that everywhere
I know you can get stadium tour tickets through ticket master. Going there to buy game tickets anyway. Curious if you can buy stadium tour tickets in advance from the box office?
The box office was closed during the time of our tour so I am not sure. We got our tickets online, but directly through www.sofistadium.com so the service charge was considerably less than Ticket Master. Enjoy your game and your tour!
Do they offer Stadium tours? If so how much?
We bought "anytime tickets" so we could choose a date for our tour at a later time. Now we can't get a reservation. The website shows we have purchased tickets but won't show us available dates for scheduling a tour. We've called multiple times and…
Hi, I'm excited to go to sofi for the first time. There is no parking available to purchase. Stub hub is reselling for 200$... for parking not a ticket. Is there parking near by (non sofi)? Or is there a shuttle process? Recommendations appreciated…
As you drive closer to the stadium, you will see there are spots to park in business and residential areas. As far as I know, the parking at Sofi is Parking Pass only.
How's the share ride area (such as uber, lift, or towncar services) at the stadium? Is it a long wait or not clearly marked?
Well yes is very easy and good price for huber from our hotel was Only $8.00 dollars it wS 8 miles away really close he left un in the seven eleven just across from the stadium do tgat is very convenient very close you just walk like 100…
Which seats/sections include private entrance and all inclusive food? What is the difference between the Club and VIP section?
The lower levels are for VIP. The food is horrible everywhere at Sofi. The worst stadium/event food in the world. It's bad and expensive. Amazing 5 billion for a stadium that sells food from AM/PM
If I buy tickets at their box office do they charge the same fees as Ticketmaster ($30 per ticket)?
Not sure about that but definitely make sure to arrange your parking and/or transportation to and from the stadium in advance. The parking situation is not good, long lines to get to your lot and high prices if you wait too long.
Do they charge for parking to take the tour?
YES!! It's expensive and they don't take cash!!
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