Sofi Stadium Seating Chart & Map

About SoFi Stadium

70,240-seat SoFi Stadium is the home of the NFL's Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers. The indoor sports and entertainment arena in Inglewood, CA, is the most expensive stadium ever built, costing $5.5 billion! The stadium opened in September 2020. It is known for its many innovative features, including a transparent roof, an infinity screen, and a state-of-the-art sound system. The stadium is also home to luxury amenities like private clubs.

SoFi Stadium hosted Super Bowl LVI on February 13, 2022, and is the venue for the 2028 Summer Olympics Opening and Closing Ceremonies. Several popular concerts and major events have taken place at the world-class stadium since its opening. SoFi Stadium parking is expensive and difficult during sold-out games and shows, even with seven official parking zones. Fortunately, visitors can easily find off-stadium parking online for much lower rates nearby.

SoFi Stadium History

Construction on SoFi Stadium began in November 2016 and was completed in September 2020. Social Finance, Inc., a financial technology company commonly known as SoFi, owns the naming rights. The company acquired the rights in September 2019 under a 20-year deal valued at over $30 million/year!

A truly unique and innovative stadium, it has set the stage for many memorable events, including the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup final and the 2023 College Football Playoff National Championship. Big-name concerts at SoFi Stadium include The Rolling Stones No Filter Tour, BTS' Permission to Dance on Stage, The Weeknd's After Hours til Dawn Stadium Tour, Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour, Metallica's M72 World Tour, and Beyoncé Rennaissance World Tour.

SoFi Stadium Capacity

SoFi Stadium can accommodate 70,240 seats for most events. However, the stadium can be expanded to 100,240 by using the plaza areas around the stadium. This was done for the Super Bowl in 2022. On April 2, 2023, WrestleMania 39 set a record attendance of 161,892 fans in one night. The previous record was 100,240, set on February 13, 2022, for Super Bowl LVI.

SoFi Stadium Seating Map

SoFi Stadium has 70,240 seats, which are divided into 80 sections. The sections are numbered from 100 to 700, with the lower numbers closer to the field. Additionally, the stadium has several premium seating sections, including suites, club seats, and loge boxes.

The SoFi Stadium seating is divided into several sections:

• Field Seats are closest to the field and offer the best views of the game.
• Club Seats in the lower sections offer premium amenities, like a private club lounge, a dedicated entrance, and in-seat service.
• Premier Seats/Loge Boxes have elevated views of the field and come with premium amenities.
• Reserved Seats with standard views of the field.
• Endzone Seats.
• Terrace seats are on the upper levels of the stadium.
• Private Suites accommodate up to 32 guests and typically include a private entrance, a bar, a dining area, and a TV.
• Some events and games have standing-room-only access on the concourse.

Best Home Team Seats at SoFi Stadium

The Field Club is best if you want to be as close to the action as possible. They are on the field level, just behind the end zones, and offer amazing game views. The other good options are 200-Level Premier Seats above the end zones and 100-Level Reserved Seats behind the sidelines. If you want to be close to the action and don't want to pay as much for a premium seat, try the endzone seats to watch the game from a different perspective.

SoFi Stadium Gates

Yankee Stadium has 12 visitor entrances -

• Gates 1 to 5 are on the stadium's north side and are general admission
• On the stadium's west side, gates 6 and 7 are VIP and premium access only
• Gates 8, 9, and 10 are on the stadium's south side
• VIP and premium access-only 11 & 12 entries are also available on the stadium's east side

Gate opening rules vary from event to event. For home games, gates typically open two to three hours before kickoff. So, arriving early is a good idea to avoid long lines. Ensure you have your tickets and ID ready for security check when approaching the gate.

SoFi Stadium Guide

SoFi Stadium is a unique and innovative stadium that has set a new standard for sports and entertainment venues.

Here are some of the special features of SoFi Stadium:

• The free-standing roof of SoFi Stadium is 60% transparent and is held down by the videoboard's weight during high winds
• The video board at SoFi Stadium is double-sided 4K HDR and weighs 2.2 million pound
• A 100' deep and 12' wide 'seismic moat' around the stadium keeps it safe from earthquakes

Amenities for SoFi Stadium visitors include:

• Over 1,200 restrooms, including family and accessible restrooms
• Escalators and public elevators are accessible from all concourses
• First aid stations and mobile charging stations are available throughout the stadium
• Access to free WiFi in the stadium
• 100+ concession stands representing LA's food culture
• Retail stores, including official Rams and Chargers merch
• The drop-off/pick-up zone is at Kareem Court, north of Pincay
• SoFi Stadium allows one factory-sealed 20-ounce water bottle/person, from outside
• Tailgating is allowed during game days in the Pink Parking Zone

SoFi Stadium Tips for Visitors

• SoFi Stadium is in Inglewood, California, a suburb of Los Angeles. It is about 12 miles from downtown LA and takes about half an hour by car.
• The Expo Line serves Inglewood Metro Station. You can also take the Metro C Line and disembark at Hawthorne/Lennox Station. Shuttle services might be available on game days.
• Children under three (NFL games) and under two (non-NFL events) generally do not require a ticket to SoFi Stadium.
• SoFi Stadium has seven parking zones, each with a designated entrance and gate. You can buy parking passes through the SoFi Stadium website or official third-party vendors.
• Onsite parking is sold out for most events. However, a limited number of parking passes are available on the day of the event, typically sold at a higher price.
• Offsite parking near SoFi Stadium is typically less expensive than onsite parking, but it may be a longer walk to the stadium.

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