SoFi Stadium is challenging to access, as public transit via the Metro C Line requires a shuttle connection. Staying at a hotel near LAX simplifies both your game day commute and your flight home.
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LAX/Century Boulevard area or Downtown Los Angeles.
Home to two of Los Angeles' newest and largest sports stadiums, Inglewood is perfect for fans attending games for the Rams, Chargers, or Clippers.
The Metro C Line (Green Line) offers a free shuttle to SoFi Stadium from the Hawthorne/Lennox station on Rams and Chargers game days.
The stadium is served by the Metro C Line (Green) with a shuttle connection, as well as the GTrans and various Metro bus lines.
Rideshare: Located at the designated drop-off/pick-up area near the stadium, typically in the Pink Zone.
Parking: Parking must be purchased in advance via the official stadium app; no cash parking is available on-site.
Various bars and restaurants in the downtown Inglewood area or nearby Century Boulevard.
An iconic, two-story haven founded in 1979 by an ex-L.A. Rams lineman, featuring championship banners, 30+ HDTVs, two giant projection screens, and an electric vibe, especially during game days.
What to order: Mouthwatering burgers and wings, and 'epic mimosas' during brunch.
Steps from major Inglewood venues, it's the official pregame, postgame, and away-game headquarters for Clippers Nation, welcoming Lakers fans, and a home for Kings and Ducks fans, with massive 360° screens and an electric atmosphere.
What to order: Chef-crafted game day bites, local California beers, and signature cocktails.
