SoFi Stadium

SoFi Stadium is located at 1001 Stadium Drive, Inglewood, California, just 5 km from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The most direct public transit option is the LA Metro C Line (formerly Green Line), with the Downtown Inglewood station about a 15-minute walk from the stadium. From downtown LA, the Metro ride takes approximately 40 minutes.

On match days, free shuttles are provided from nearby Metro stations to the stadium. There are also express bus services from Union Station and other city points.

If arriving by car, parking is available in Hollywood Park lots but is expensive ($60-100 USD) and post-event traffic on the 405 freeway can be nightmarish. Uber and Lyft operate with designated pickup zones. A good strategy is to stay near the stadium or in the LAX area and walk or use shuttles, completely avoiding vehicular traffic.

SoFi Stadium has a multi-level configuration with sections numbered from 100 (field level) to 500 (upper level). The stadium's design is asymmetric, with one side steeper than the other, creating a unique visual experience.

For the World Cup final, the most coveted seats will be the sideline 200 sections (Club level), combining proximity to the pitch with premium services. The sideline 100 sections offer the closest experience to the field. The end zones (C100 and C300 sections) provide frontal views of the goals.

SoFi's Infinity Screen is the largest in any sports stadium in the world, with over 6,500 square meters of LED. From any seat in the stadium, the screen delivers replays and real-time statistics. The 400 and 500 sections are the most affordable but far from the pitch; however, the Infinity Screen compensates for the distance.

The Inglewood area around SoFi Stadium has experienced a real estate development boom since the stadium opened. Hotels like the SoFi Stadium Hotel (within the Hollywood Park complex itself) and options along the Century Boulevard corridor near LAX offer the greatest proximity.

For more variety, downtown Los Angeles (30 minutes by Metro) has hotels for all budgets. The Santa Monica and Venice Beach area (20 minutes by car) combines beach with nightlife.

Regarding food, Inglewood has a diverse culinary scene reflecting Los Angeles' multiculturalism. On Crenshaw Boulevard and Market Street you'll find authentic Mexican food, African American soul food, and Asian fusion. La Taqueria Los Anaya and Coni'Seafood (Sinaloa-style seafood) are local favorites. For a broader experience, Grand Central Market in downtown LA is a culinary paradise with dozens of food stalls from around the world.

SoFi Stadium was built to the highest US accessibility standards (ADA). It features accessible seating on all levels, ramps and elevators throughout the stadium, accessible restrooms in every section, and braille signage.

Services include assistance for visually and hearing-impaired individuals, sensory rest areas for people with autism or other conditions, and trained staff at all access points. ADA parking is located near main entrances with direct accessible routes to the interior.

For families, SoFi offers nursing rooms, changing tables in all restrooms, and a free ticket policy for children under 2. The stadium has high-speed WiFi throughout the venue and an app that allows ordering food from your seat.

SoFi Stadium is confirmed as the venue for the 2026 World Cup Grand Final, scheduled for July 19, 2026. In addition to the final, it's expected to host group stage matches, round of 16, and possibly a semifinal. The complete schedule will be updated when FIFA confirms assignments.