Stadium Information
SoFi Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Rams, is one of the most technologically advanced and visually distinctive stadiums in the world. Opened in 2020 as the centrepiece of the Hollywood Park development in Inglewood, the venue is defined by its sweeping transparent ETFE roof canopy, which covers both the seating bowl and surrounding plazas while remaining open to the coastal air. With a football capacity of around seventy thousand, expandable for major events, the stadium features synthetic turf and steep seating decks designed to maintain clear sightlines across all levels. The signature double-sided Oculus video board circles the field, providing an immersive viewing experience unmatched elsewhere in the NFL.
Matchdays for the Rams combine Los Angeles culture with the stadium’s cutting-edge design. Fans arrive through landscaped plazas, wide concourses, and open walkways that link directly to the surrounding entertainment district. Inside, the acoustics amplify crowd noise, especially during NFC West clashes. Concessions highlight Los Angeles’ diverse culinary scene, ranging from street-food-inspired dishes to premium bar and lounge offerings. Premium clubs and field-level suites provide a polished, high-end experience consistent with the city’s entertainment identity.
Transport access includes rideshare hubs, shuttles, major road connections, and growing public transit options as the Hollywood Park development continues to expand. Parking is available across on-site lots and structured garages. Accessibility features include step-free entry points, elevators, ramps, wheelchair platforms, adapted toilets, and extensive guest-services support. The surrounding district offers shops, restaurants, parkland, and commercial development, making SoFi Stadium a multi-use urban destination as well as a football venue.
For the Los Angeles Rams, SoFi Stadium represents a modern, purpose-built home that embodies both the ambition of the franchise and the dynamic character of Los Angeles.
