SoFi Stadium Entry 8

Amazing building. Food was pretty good to. Parking is stupid expensive.

Go rams always a joy coming here!! 💙💛

Took me a long time to find though 😅

Very good

Excellent

Otro nivel el estadio de la parte en la que te sientes puedes ver todo y con la pantalla mas

I was invited by my former Air Force supervisor to meet up in LA for a Dolphins vs Rams game at Sofi Stadium on Veteran's Day 2024. This experience was awesome and so special since I hadn't seen my friend in over 18 years and we both flew in from different states to see each other again. My buddy had to download an app to get the tickets sold to him by someone else. When we checked in, there was an issue. Two people at the gate flagged down a manager and we spent about 15 minutes looking at a phone while deleting and then re-downloading an app. Eventually, we were directed to the box office where they immediately resolved the issue. Once inside the stadium, I was absolutely blown away with how well traffic was directed and controlled simply by spacing out hot spots like merchandise corners, food, and bathrooms. There were TV's everywhere so while standing in line to pay way too much for a hotdog, I never missed a moment of action on the field! There was a beautiful indoor garden design to educate people on native plant species and how they affect our planet. I only saw it from waaaay above and would have loved toured the area but we got bussed in/out of the arena so I didn't have time to explore. The 360 screen projector thing was unbelievably cool. No matter where I was standing or sitting, I could see the field and the screen at the same time. At Spartan Stadium, I have to look at one side of the field or the other to see replays on the big screen which draws my eyes away from what's happening on the field. Lastly, Sofi Stadium put on a great light show. From the introduction of players, to the halftime band, then just hyping people up, the coordination of lights took it to another level.

Whose house? Ram's house! SoFi Stadium [Ticketmaster Terrace] serves good-quality, tasty nachos. I ordered the Chicken Loaded Nachos ($17). I waited three minutes. The Chicken Loaded Nachos had bright, fresh flavors. Crisp chips, comforting cheese, and juicy chicken. Great service. Cashier is friendly. The Ticketmaster Terrace is also spacious and clean. Pricey but a unique, fun experience.

My first time at this stadium for a game and it was an experience. I enjoyed every moment spent. Drink prices I felt were a little over the top but what ever, it is a stadium so of course they gotta make business. Staff were nice and courteous!

As a sports fan, I love visiting stadiums. Sofi stadium has to be one of the best new stadiums. People visit from all over America to see this amazing venue in Sunny SoCal. Definitely recommend visiting this place to either see a great concert or your favorite sports team.

Very nice stadium! SoFi is so fly with its attractive architecture and cool vibe. I really enjoyed my time at the new stadium. Its modern design and fresh atmosphere made the experience of attending my first Rams game even more exciting. Having seats at the club level came with perks. You get a dedicated VIP entrance, as well as exclusive restaurant and bar options. Hubs and I tried a hot link sandwich and brisket loaded baked potato. We both were pleasantly surprised, considering it's stadium food. I can't speak for the parking options because I chose to Uber. But I can attest to traffic being a pain exiting the stadium, as well as waiting for an Uber near Century and Prairie. SoFi is a great addition to my hometown (Inglewood). I'll be sure to visit again.

It was our first time going to a football game here, so definitely purchase parking and get that QR code before you come here to park! To get into the orange section we pay a little over $100, but we were close to the stadium and had a toddler with us, so convenience was priceless. We were in the 500s and it was really high up, but it was actually a pretty legit view of the field. There's only one menu of food to order from, but they had places to order everywhere and you could use uber eats to just pick up your order. Food was, meh. Nothing to brag about. Bathrooms are pretty huge and clean. Love that there weren't any lines for women Great first time experience here and the fans from both sides were cordial, and even funny. Thanks for a great time!

One of my favorite stadiums I've ever seen! The Halo Jumbotron and design are amazing and great atmosphere for any event! Every seat had a great view, lots of restrooms with little to no wait and plenty of space to walk around. The food, drinks and service is outstanding - highly recommend the BBQ & Banaba Pudding Parking isn't as bad as you might expect, we got out within 10-15 min (Rams Sunday game) and that's with the Clippers home game and concert at the Forum. Well done to the staff! 11/10 experience

Pretty impressive for the most expensive stadium ever built in America. Overall this is a massive and beautiful facility. No problem getting in or getting to seats. Plenty of room and facilities are very accessible and well maintained. Huge amount of concessions all around the park. The only negative here is transportation. Parking is about $200 and you will be in traffic for hours. There is no good public transport and uber is fine getting there but a nightmare getting out. That is the real downside to the stadium.

WHOUSE HOUSE? RAMS HOUSE! I've had season tickets to the Rams ever since their final days at the LA Coliseum. This stadium is everything we hoped it would be. I've been fortunate enough to have fantastic season seat account representatives who are very helpful and timely in answering questions. Traffic can understandably be an issue, and sometimes getting out of the parking lot can be slow. Also, be careful washing your hands in the bathrooms as that water can be scalding hot. I've seen several concerts here and the sound quality can be hit or miss. I'm not sure if it's because they built the stadium 100 feet into the ground or what, but the sound is not always great. The only concert where that wasn't a problem was at the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert. Of course Taylor had fantastic sound equipment and setup!

Visited SoFi Stadium for a Chargers vs Saints game! My fam and I drove from San Diego to catch this game and I loved the experience. The stadium is huge! They have huge lots for tailgating and a nice outdoor area outside the stadium. It's really cool that it's an open stadium that lets the ocean air flow through. Overall the game day vibes are so fun and energetic. The costs can add up though (tickets, parking, food/drjnk). Parking is super duper expensive... we forgot to purchase beforehand and everything around the stadium was $150. I ended up buying parking at the Hollywood Park structure for $90 on Seat Geek, but I was having issues with parking ticket transfers. We found out the structure was selling parking for $50 if you buy day-of at the structure. Now we know for next time. It was about a half mile walk to the stadium. Your game tickets should let you know which gate to enter, the closest to your seats. (Seat Geek isn't the best app imo, it doesn't show the gate). It is quite a long walk if you are on the far end. Our gate was 1 so we had to walk a ton. They also have a specific bag policy, so definitely read up on that beforehand (clear totes or small clutches only, sealed water bottles). I was in section 541, so very high up but the screens are huge and I could still see the whole field just fine! Didn't miss anything. Food and drinks were a bit overpriced as expected but they had a lot of options! I got a Pacifico and Loaded Chicken Fries for around $40. The Loaded Chicken Fries from Sawtelle Blvd was delish and people next to me asked where I got it and ended up getting it as well lol! You get some perks if you are a SoFi member. VIP fast pass entry, VIP lounge, cash back from food and merch purchases on your SoFi card. I'm a SoFi member so I hope to check these out next time!

Overall, a great experience at the Sofi Stadium! Got to witness the VIP lounge experience for the Ram's game. Was a good game, although nothing monumental. The stadium itself is brand-new and very comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. The food was reasonably priced for the venue, and decently hit the spot. I will certainly be back!

Why wouldn't this record-breaking (largest and most expensive in NFL history), super high tech (huge translucent canopy with ETFE panels and LED displays) modern marvel get 5-star ratings from everyone?? The answer, IMHO, is it is not "user friendly" to many... First, the access : parking can be up to $100 (was for the Charger game I went to) and getting in and out can take forever! My tip: on big game days, there's usually cheaper parking in nearby lots with shuttle service, for half the price. Second, rules rules - they enforce the clear bag policy; accessing your seats can take a long time. My tip: find out before you go. Third: not all staff are knowledgeable- some may give wrong advice. I had to check my bag (because I didn't find out about the clear bag policy ahead of time) but the wrong directions from one guard sent me walking half the (note: NFL's largest) stadium to check my bag while I could have done it right at my entrance! My tip: double check the information you're given. And lastly, expensive and bad foods! I had never had a hot dog worse than the $10 one I got there! My tip: prepared to be gouged! Outside foods are not allowed (this goes back to the rules thing). Otherwise it was an AWESOME PLACE! Beautiful and impressive in many ways including the stupendously amazing audio and video equipment and how they report/simulcast the games. It's a great experience! But do some prep work and you'll have a fantastic time!

Finally got to visit SoFi Stadium for the Chargers vs Bengals game and had a great experience here. The arena is huge and innovative, and really makes you feel like you're in a different universe, I think it was even cooler being here at night. The roof was closed but the two sides were open so you could still see the night sky, and it's just cool seeing the whole field lit up. This also helps when picking seats since you don't have to worry about the sun in your eyes. We sat in the upper deck but pretty close to the first row, so we still had a great view of the field and the jumbotron screen in case you miss anything. As it pertains to food, I was eager to try some things but nothing really stood out on the food guides I looked at ahead of time. However, they ran out of a lot of food options in only the 3rd quarter, so if you do plan to eat, then I recommend getting food early on just in case. With limited options, I tried their pizza, which was okay, it was more like a cheesy bread than anything. As far as parking goes, definitely try to pay ahead of time and reserve a spot as early as you can, because the prices start to increase the closer you get to the event. You can use the ParkWhiz app to check prices and distances for certain lots/structures; we parked in the PS-2 garage and it was about a 10 minute walk from SoFi. You can cut through the area with some stores and an apartment complex, so the area is pretty safe and well-lit.

A beautiful covered but open air stadium. The prices here for the food and drinks are not outrageous for such a venue. The resident fans are super awesome and not grotesquely obnoxious. They wear their gear proudly. Spectacular oval inverted and outward sound and visual system up above the field. It appeared all seats can be good seats. The orange shirted beer, popcorn and ice cream vendors walking up and down the stairs were very motivated and healthy to do what they do. Things went overall very smoothly from entry to exit, also from the toilet and the drink ordering lines. Entering and exiting also went surprisingly smoothly.

Only our second time here, and yes, parking can be a mess and costly. Next time we'll probably opt for one of the independent lots we passed on our way, for half the price. But about as nice looking as any sports venue. You'll get your daily steps in, especially if you're parking in the Hollywood Park Casino lot. And getting back out will take patience, but there's really not a bad seat in the house. And if you're like me you'll always bring a good pair of binoculars with you to sporting events and concerts. My wife's very first NFL game.

It's a sports stadium and not designed for music, and given how huge it is, honestly in the upper bowl the echo could get so bad let alone you barely would have any connection with the artists. The parking is very pricy, generally $70 prepaid and $80 onsite. SoFi is cashless, credit card and contactless payment only, and their food and drinks are expected to be overpriced for the poor quality. I had the spicy chicken sandwich, served with cold chicken and soggy bun, and it costs about $20.

Ive had the pleasure to come here for both a concert last year and for a football game earlier in the season. I have to start of by saying that this stadium is a beast. Its huge and very state of the art. The sound for both the game and the concert was out of this world. They have a lot of concession stands and a very good mixture of different types of food. The only thing is that you have to go n a scavenger hunt i seems like to find what your looking for. I had to talk around half the arena to find the bbq spot i saw someone walking by with. The parking situatuation is kind of crazy, we had to pay $110 for parking and took us about 2 hours to leave the stadium after the game was over.

I'm a Raider fan!!! I know, I know! We are in a bit of a loosing streak (Last Super Bowl win 1988). But it's not about the Raiders today. This is a review of SoFi Stadium. My mom lives near the stadium so I had her drop us off on Crenshaw and 90th. It was a short and pleasant walk into the stadium. The workers at the gate were very friendly and quickly gave directions. Once we got in the stadium and got in our seats, the first thing I noticed was even though we were high up we still had a really good view of the field. The stadium design is really cool, but the best thing is the seating. The seats are so comfortable you don't even need to bring a seat cushion . They also have really good legroom. My husband has knee problems so sitting in middle seats at stadiums or event venues is usually an issue. However, at this stadium, there was so much legroom that it didn't aggravate his knee. My only complaint was when I went to get a hotdog. If you've seen my Angel Stadium review then you know when I go to a stadium I have to get a hotdog. They have plenty of food stands, but they all don't have hotdogs. I didn't understand why they had some type of pretzel wrapped hotdog at one of the stands, but not a regular hotdog. Once I found a stand that had regular hotdogs, the order process and wait time was very quick. I appreciate that. I wanted some mustard and relish for my hotdog. The cashier points me in the direction of the condiments, but they only have push button condiment dispensers. No packets. I had to go searching at two other food stands to find the packets of ketchup for my son's fries and mustard & relish for me. Every stand should have packets. This frustration makes me give SoFi 3 stars. Put packets at every station for those that don't want to touch the dispensers!!! Okay SoFi see you on 11/25/24!

SoFi is a very cool stadium - I love all the tech and the layout. It's easy enough to navigate once you're inside. The 500 level section was a great view at the 50 yard line. The seats were a little dirty, it seems like they're not cleaned too often but I wiped ours down. For food, I got a shredded beef burrito...or so I thought, but the inside was chicken despite being labeled beef. It was still very tasty, just slightly disappointing. I tried the churro bites as well, which was more fried than dough. Getting there is always a breeze when I arrive early and I like having time to walk around and check out some of the booths/giveaways. Security and ticket entrance is always pretty straightforward. It's exiting that I haven't quite mastered. I've parked and walked, and I've walked and ubered. Neither have been successful in terms of getting home in under 1.5-2 hours. I'd love to see a train extend to the stadium to ameliorate some of the car traffic!

What a great stadium. We went here for wrestling and football and both times totally amazing. Highly recommend parking in Kia center as it's super easy. The food is super yummy as well. Lots of ways to enter so get there early and take the time to look around because they have a lot to see

Love Sofi stadium. This is my 2nd visit and nothing bad to say. It's a state of the art facility and certainly look forward to coming back.

Okay, I'll begin with the SoFi stadium tour, which gets a solid 5 stars. We got to see executive suites (they even have TVs in the bathrooms), toured the Rams locker room, and got to kick and throw a football around on the 50-yard line! The staff also played music, and we got to run out of the Rams tunnel to it. I felt like a star! Here are a few other facts I learned about the stadium: It holds about 70,000 people--more if they decide to allow standing room only behind the bleachers. The stadium opened in 2020. It is home to the Rams and Chargers. It cost almost 6 billion dollars to build. If there's a game that day and you signed up for the stadium tour, you may or may not be able to go down and explore the field, the locker room, etc. Regarding my 4-star review, I've only been here one other time to see a concert. It was great to breeze through the security line using TSA Pre-check. The lines for food and drink were all manageable, and Jumbotrons let us see what was happening on stage even from the upper decks (*raises hand*). Everything went beautifully - except when it was time to go, getting out was a nightmare. Luckily, my ride parked blocks and blocks on a side street to escape traffic, and it took me half an hour to walk to the car. There's a designated rideshare spot to get an Uber or Lyft, but that was long. Getting out of the parking lot car-wise was crazy long, too. I saw cars blocked in by cones, who couldn't leave yet because of all the pedestrians crossing. Also, the nearby two-way street turned into a one-way street just to ease traffic congestion. Just know that if you see a game or concert here, you will be here trying to leave for hours!

Such a beautiful stadium. Have enjoyed the tour when it's not football season and was very much worth it. They have so many of California's plants? Trees? I can't recall but it's pretty awesome to see during the tour. Have been here for a concert and I don't even think we sat at our seats, as we were enjoying standing around enjoying the show. Just came to see My Philadelphia Eagles play the Rams & we left with a win!!! Was so awesome to see so many Eagle fans!!! The stadium was freezing and apparently only 1 spot had coffee, which sold out before half time. Was hoping there would be something hot to drink but how do they run out of coffee??? Also, went to a food stand that had almond cookies and also was told they were sold out. I was super bummed. How does this big venue not anticipate so many fans and not have something hot to drink nor desserts??? Also the restrooms weren't that clean. There was toilet paper everywhere on the floor in some stalls, just by walking past them. The stall I got had no toilet seat covers and thankfully had extra toilet paper that came from the top refill thing. There was only 3 available soap dispensers and 1 looked broken into. Parking was a bit crazy. As per usual & costly. It's not bad to park at the surrounding areas, such as the Forum.

Ok. It's beautiful inside. The parking was easy once you figured out where to go. I am not from here and was visiting for the game. It really was difficult getting around Inside the stadium. I asked the people ate the gates and they sent me all over the place. I have trouble walking and they really didn't act like they cared. It was obvious and I walk with a cane - the still didn't care . They sent me all over the place back and forth then up these stairs - you can't get there from here - you have to go to the 3rd floor to get to the second floor escalator Nd then down - even though I was down on the second level- I had to double track my steps to go back- even though I was on the second level - and I was at 226 and seating in 228- they would let me pass through the gate to go through- I was on the other side of the pillar where my seats were. I had to go all the way back where I came from- then upstairs and down an escalator to my seats - 228. The Rams fans suck- they are a lot like Niner and Raiders fans they stand for no reason. They ended up sitting more averse the Eagles started shutting them down. If they didn't stand up maybe their team would play better ? Just my take on it. The sound system is weak- the acoustics kind of don't fit with the stadium- they don't do replays - sometimes they do- sometimes they don't. The stadium is nice though- beautiful- they do need work in signage and the staff knowing the layout of the place. Secondly - parking - gotta figure if better signage. The brown parking is next to the stadium- google maps took me next to the forum. So idk about how to figure that out

Rolling Stones concert on July 10, 2024... My friend, Craig Y., saw that an epic concert was coming up and invited me to go with him... Of course! He said that it was at SoFi Stadium... where the Los Angeles Chargers and the Los Angeles Rams play football against other teams... Wow! I have never been there before! Located in Inglewood, California, SoFi Stadium opened on September 8, 2020. Construction started on November 17,2016. The Stadium has 70,000 seats and can expand to 100,240 seats. It covers 298 acres! Yes, it's gigantic! We didn't have parking for the concert, so we went early and drove around the residential neighborhood across the street from the stadium. Only the residents can park on the street - with a permit. We were lucky to drive by a sign that said, "parking". A nice man let us park on his lawn for $40 cash. We walked to the stadium and found the correct gate to enter - according to the seat number. Once inside, ushers gave us upgraded seats in the 100 level! Thank you! Instead of sitting way up in the 500 section, we were closer to the stage! The elevators, escalators, suites, food concessions, restrooms, etc. were high tech, clean, and organized! We got "better food" at the upgraded level. I had a yummy pepperoni pizza and a soft drink in an aluminum, reusable cup! I'm looking forward to returning!

This is one of LA's most amazing venue, I've been here for concerts & Ram games and have always enjoyed myself. When the venue first opened the food wasn't good but they have definitely improved and now have great options. The video monitor, Oculus is probably the best video board in the entire nation. There's plenty of parking and the lake is a great touch.

SoFi Stadium is amazing for Chargers games! The atmosphere is electric, with great seating, food, and huge screens. A top-tier venue for any event!

Amazing stadium. Updated in every way. This was the first time coming here to see a game and it definitely won't be the last. Somewhere to buy food and drinks seems like every 50 feet. Tons to bathrooms so lines aren't that long and constantly moving. Process are high but that's at any stadium to go to. The one bummer part is tailgating isn't what it used to be these days. I liked it better before when you tailgated wherever you parked. Now you have to actually buy the spot to tailgate but the tailgating area was really cool so I guess it makes up for it. Still gets 5 stars!

Beautiful stadium but this place is lacking portable bars and portable food vendors. We sat at the Google Cloud Club & Suites for the football last week and our main issue was the long lines at the bar and food station. This place needs to step up and learn from Vegas. This place does not have enough portable bars or snack/food station. We couldn't even get a drink. During the game we only saw the beer guy walking around once and that was then only time we drank! This place was impossible to order a drink at the bar or grab food!

I had been wanting to visit SoFi Stadium for a LONG time. I live in Santa Monica and theres always a great concert going on and never went. Then Blink 182 was playing so my boyfriend and I grabbed the chance to watch them perform at SoFi. What an AMAZING experience! We ended up getting into a last minute issue with our falsely advertised tickets on StubHub. The day of the concert (which we almost missed due to Stub Hub) we got last minute tickets on Ticketmaster which ended up being VIP! Boy is VIP worth the money. Parking is super easy and convenient but try to book it way in advance if you can cause the safe/close parking was like $75 which I wasn't thrilled out. For starters, the stadium is gorgeous and so airy/ comfortable. Considering how large it is it's pretty well organized and laid out and the getting tickets scanned is NO hassle. We literally just got in one of the 7 different ticketing lines and had out phones scanned and walked right in. I think they have AI security now. The staff is all super helpful and friendly! Yes, you're going to have to pay like $9 for a small water or $16 for a small canned cocktail. Just how it is. The VIP sections have their own private elevators, entry ways (which let you out closer after an event) and their own private dining. The private dining was great! I just wish they had more vegan and/or gluten free options other than fries. The seating was super comfortable considering but we were standing a lot. Overall just a beautiful venue. We also went back a week later to see the Stones and chose to try out the seats at the VERY top like in the rafters which I will not do again, lol. If you have height issues/vertigo or prefer not to sit on a rock I wouldn't sit up there. I can't wait to come back here for more events/concerts!

Liked it but didn't love it. I attended a concert here and had seats in the 200-section which is just above floor level. The views were very good; however, the acoustics were not great. They were pretty muddled. My guess is this place is better for sports than for concerts. I have heard that the food is generally very disappointing here. I did my homework beforehand and we tried the stromboli dog (very good) and the loaded chicken tots. The tots probably weighed three pounds and are moderately spicy. I think they are supposedly "Korean-influenced" but good luck with that. They are cheesy and the chicken is nicely breaded. I liked them. Almost all alcohol pricing in stadiums is insane but I felt like Sofi's was particularly high. So, I skipped the booze. Plus, I didn't see any local brews represented. There were no obvious maps to concessions anywhere but I don't know any stadiums which provide that service. That would be way too logical and helpful. There are some locations in the stadium where there are logjams of masses of people who cannot move in one direction or another. I am not sure what can be done to ease these situations in the future but that's clearly a design fail. Entering was a breeze. Exiting was a bit more challenging. I appreciated the over 100 bacon-wrapped hot dog vendors outside the arena after the show. I consider those dogs one of the best LA experiences you can have. You can also get beers and tequila shots outside the arena after events from the pirate vendors. I won't tell anyone about these unique but valuable services, if you won't. I refuse to pay the parking prices here. Just use rideshare. Some positives, some negatives. The best stadium I have ever visited was AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. It was breathtaking and the food was killer. I love LA but facts is facts.

This place is run by criminals, I went to the rams game and had to send an employee a cash app to get parking. They don't care they are all thieves

I come to SoFi stadium frequently for music events/ raves and loooooov how spacious the stadium is ! :D also find is super cool how this is litcherally a football stadium but they have saur many music events here too ! I would recommend buying a parking pass beforehand, they charge so much more if you buy the parking the day of ! For Hard Summer, my friends parked in a parking lot not too far from the stadium & we ended up getting free parking :)

We got to tour SoFi Stadium through a special university alumni event and it was a great experience! Our tour included tours of both the Chargers and Rams locker rooms and the NFL Headquarters. The tour was about 6 hours and included a tasty lunch and two drink coupons. We got to go on the field and throw a football around while there were several youth football games going on. We also toured several places within the stadium and learned a lot about the architecture of the space. The catered lunch was tacos and churros and they were really good. One of the drinks I got with my coupon was a Bud Light Aqua Fresca and it was sooo good! Those things "sold out" so quickly! I'm not sure if our tour experience was very different than the typical tour because we went through a university, but I definitely recommend seeing the stadium. There's a Hu ge wow factor for sure !

First time here with my son..... thanks hubby for making this happen. Sorry you had to work :( Beautiful stadium sorry Rams I hope we win lol. (To make it more worth it.!!!! VIP seating are comfy, and clean just overall best stadium

We recently attended the Blink-182 concert at SoFi Stadium and had a fantastic experience. A tip for anyone planning to visit: we bought our parking pass for the Forum parking lot online the night before and saved $20 compared to paying upfront at the entrance. It was definitely worth it! Getting into the venue was a breeze. The line moved quickly, with no bag check, just a walk through some scanners. We had seats in the 100 level, so we had to go down a couple of flights of stairs. Everything was very nice and organized. One of the standout aspects of SoFi Stadium was the number of bars and places to order drinks. We never had to wait long to get a drink, which was a pleasant surprise for such a large venue. The bathrooms were also accessible, although I wish there were more stalls for women--it's something every large venue could improve on. After the concert ended, the staff did a great job of making the exiting process smooth and efficient. We had no trouble getting to our cars and leaving the parking lot. Overall, SoFi Stadium provided an excellent concert experience. We'll definitely be back for future events!

Gorgeous stadium! State of the art and just simply beautiful. Everything from the lush grounds to the cleanliness of the seats and glass. White glove. Easy parking (if booked in advance), I use the app and pay $60 but there are lots just as close for $45. We park in Green, super easy walk. Easy in and easy out. Seating on every level has perfect views, I don't think there is a bad view in the house. All that being said, you would think that with such a high-dollar stadium they would have the decency or brains to make the seating comfortable and/or not so cramped and shoved in. It is the absolute most uncomfortable seating I've ever sat in at an event. I'm assuming they only want short, 80 pound humans to sit in these seats.... because that would be the only ones completely comfortable in them. Now, we've only sat on level 3 and 4 so maybe down lower they are better? I know VIP and Club seats are nicer, but I can only assume the rest are just the same as I've heard complaints from friends who have season NFL tickets. Fortunately we found spots each time in the "standing" area. Sure, our feet got tired but at least we weren't shoved in like a cork in a champagne bottle. Even though any level is great for a sporting event, if you are going for a concert, I highly recommend that you do not sit any higher than level 3 or the sound will be ridiculously muffled. This also was confirmed by some friends who have had tickets in the upper and lower levels, so it's not just us. Maybe we should opt for floor seating during concerts? They seemed to be comfortable-ish folding chairs and actually decent views of the stage. We had considered getting Charger season tickets.... nope. Not unless we save up for some VIP or Club level seating. I mean what's to say I buy the cheapest nose bleed tickets and just walk down to the 3rd level and stand? I'm pretty sure plenty of people do this. I don't know, for such an amazing place, the seating was overlooked. I think they thought, "let's make these seats tiny to pack them in (cha-ching) .... but give them cup holders!" Unfortunately I will be back because there are some great events held there....

Nice and modern stadium. My boyfriend and I came to watch the 49ers beat the Rams :). The restrooms were clean, the stadium had many bars and food stations. Food and drinks were okay. The stadium has a translucent fixed roof. The architecture of the stadium is unique and impressive.

First time at Sofi Stadium attending a concert. Event staff are well prepared and very organized. Lots of security and staff. Plenty of staff working sections and controlling the flow of traffic. Parking was only an 8 minute walk from our entry side (entry 8). Getting in and out of the stadium was very easy for us. We left the concert when it ended at 10:40pm. We were at the parking lot at 10:52pm and we were out of the lot and onto the freeway by 12:05am. The only draw back at Sofi Stadium is parking fees of $82.50. We chose the $75 parking lot and there's an additional processing parking fee of $7.50. There's no explanation of the said fee. We bought and paid for parking two days before online. We even printed out the form. One of our friends paid over $100 for parking and they purchased their parking the day before the concert.

I had the pleasure of attending two events at SoFi Stadium, for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour and Illenium's Trilogy. Each visit left a lasting impression and showcasing the stadium's grand scale and modern advancements. The parking lot at SoFi Stadium is massive, which is convenient for large events. I found parking tickets easy to purchase through the ParkWhiz app making the process hassle free. The stadium itself is gigantic, leaving me in awe of its size and architectural beauty. Navigating the stadium was made easier by the helpful attendants who efficiently directed me to where I needed to go. Although I didn't sample the food options, there seemed to be a decent variety available. I did buy a few drinks and the prices were a bit steep, which is fairly typical for large venues. One of the standout features of SoFi Stadium is the Oculus, an enormous, eye catching monitor that enhances the whole experience. The sound system for the concerts was impressive, providing clear and loud audio for both performances. My time at SoFi Stadium was very positive. The combination of its impressive size, helpful staff, and excellent sound system makes it a top venue for concerts and events. I'm looking forward to returning for another event, be it a concert, an NFL game, or the upcoming World Cup.

Sunday Night Football was a blast, and the Chargers pulled out a nail biter. They scored with 30 seconds left to break the tie. The popcorn was popping and the churo was chewy. The crowd was cheering and the Chargers were charging. But one thing about last night was not good, the pizza dough was too hard for my standards. That all for now.

Went to see the Chargers vs the Bears. That's likely where I messed up -- getting on a plane to see the Bears but I digress. Not so sure about the parking lot situation since we were able to park in the neighborhood and walk over. This probably made this a much easier experience. It was odd to see no tailgating in the lots but I'm sure that rule also keeps things clean. We walked right up with no issues and didn't feel harassed by the vendors in the lots. We grabbed some overpriced snacks and found our seats with ease. The stadium itself is bright and gorgeous. The sound was amazing, the lighting highlighted everything perfectly and it seemed like there were no bad seats. Despite an issue with snack station attendant, my neighboring seat mate taking over my seat, and the Bears losing it was a good time.

Beautiful stadium! Terrible traffic! Drink prices as expected! Love the lake! Order the pulled pork sandwich I'm pretty sure that's what it was! It was frigging delicious! Go Bengals!

Huge and futuristic stadium. I've been sitting here for almost 2 hrs now, and I'm still impressed with the architecture of the entire place. It's built to fit 70,000 plus people. And it's design is impressive, from beginning to end. I'm especially intrigued by how it's designed to stay cool inside due to the open exteriors. As far as affordability, when it comes to food, parking, merch and etc, it can definitely be on the high side, but this specific review is pertaining to the architecture and design. It's not my first time here, I actually got a chance to be here for the Vax Live concert in 2021, but since I had floor seats I didn't quite get to admire the entire structure as I got today.

huge event here after the LA car show event called spiffs international tasting of food and wine. Every country is represented here with a dish and some drinks and cocktails. Definitely recommend spiffs The service was not good though and parking was near impossible I don't mind spending money but this hundred dollars for parking is ridiculous size that is amazing time with my family

Years ago I remember living in the area when SoFi Stadium was starting to get built and I recently came here for an event for the first time. It's located conveniently close to LAX which makes it very convenient inviting for out-of-towners to visit for an event. I reserved parking on ParkWhiz for ~$50 which is their official site. I found that the blue and orange zones are closer to the stadium and driving to and through the parking lot was convenient with signs throughout. Unlike most other stadiums, SoFi Stadium is actually below ground. The field is 100 feet below ground so when you enter the stadium you're at the upper levels and you take the escalators down to get to the lower levels. The 360-degree screen at the top is pretty cool and overall it's just a beautiful stadium. I had a mostly smooth experience walking inside and outside of the stadium and the facilities were pretty clean.

All employees need to know how to get around the stadium. I tried to get to the main pro shop and got told so many different ways which turned into over 30 minutes of finding a way. Having to go to the upper level to walk around was very inconvenient and then the sign were wrong to check out. Irritating to have good seats and not be able to walk the stadium freely.

I recently attended the Charger vs. Raider game. While the stadium itself is visually stunning, the overall experience was disappointing. Parking was disorganized and staffs did not know the direction themselves, making the arrival very stressful. On a 100 degree day with no air conditioning. It was like sitting in a sauna for 3 hours. Inside was unbearable, turning what should have been an enjoyable event into a sweaty, uncomfortable and unsafe ordeal. Seeing multiple people get treated for heat exhaustion with no cooling station areas.

Not a review for the stadium itself but the parking!!!! Going in was fine, fast! Going out, they only had 1 gate open for exit, when they have 2 driveways! Why it wasn't open, was insane cause everyone was coming out at the same time. It took me 1 hr to get out of Orange Lot E. And it's not even the biggest lot there...