Los Angeles Rams Tickets

The Rams began as the Cleveland Rams, playing the 1936 season in the second American Football League before joining the NFL in 1937. They won the 1945 NFL championship in Cleveland, then moved to Los Angeles in 1946. A second NFL title followed in 1951 in Los Angeles.

The team relocated to St. Louis in 1995. There, the offense nicknamed the Greatest Show on Turf, led by Kurt Warner, beat the Tennessee Titans 23-16 in Super Bowl XXXIV after the 1999 season. The Rams returned to Los Angeles in 2016.

Under head coach Sean McVay, hired in 2017, the Rams lost Super Bowl LIII to New England after the 2018 season, then won Super Bowl LVI in February 2022, beating Cincinnati 23-20 in their own building. In the 2025 season they reached the NFC Championship Game and lost 31-27 at Seattle.

SoFi Stadium is in Inglewood, California, a separate city southwest of downtown Los Angeles, built by Rams owner Stan Kroenke on the former Hollywood Park racetrack site. It opened in September 2020 and seats about 70,240 for football, with room to expand for major events. A translucent ETFE canopy covers the stadium, but the sides are open to the air. A double-sided oval video board hangs over the field. The Rams share the building with the Chargers. SoFi hosted 2026 FIFA World Cup matches and is scheduled to host Super Bowl LXI in 2027 and the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2028 Olympics.

For NFL games, SoFi Stadium's transportation page points fans to Metro's C and K Lines, getting off at LAX/Metro Transit Center, along with regional bus options and the Inglewood Park and Go remote parking shuttle. Rideshare drop-off is on Kareem Court, reached from Pincay Drive, with pick-up at Kareem Court and Manchester Boulevard.

Parking at Hollywood Park is split into color-coded zones, and each zone has assigned entry gates. SoFi Stadium strongly recommends buying parking online in advance and says on-site rates rise on game day. Tailgating is limited to designated lots for guests with tailgating passes, and it ends at kickoff.

SoFi follows the NFL clear-bag policy, and Rams tickets are mobile. Outside drinks are not allowed except one factory-sealed water bottle of 20 ounces or less. Check the Rams' or SoFi Stadium's site for gate times before you go.

Section numbers at SoFi do not match floor numbers. According to the Rams' level-by-level map, the 100 sections are on Level 2, the 200s are on Levels 3 and 4, the 300s are on Level 6 and the 400 and 500 sections share Level 8. Much of the 100 level sideline is club seating, marked with C or VIP prefixes, while the corners and end zones use plain section numbers.

The canopy covers every seat, but the open sides mean wind and sun can still reach parts of the bowl. The 300 level sidelines are a middle ground between price and view, and the 400 sections are only a few rows deep.

Division games against the 49ers and Seahawks draw large visiting crowds to Inglewood, so expect strong demand for those dates. Prime-time games and late-season matchups with playoff implications are also popular. Use the seat map to compare 100 level club sidelines with 300 level views, and check quantity options and seat notes before checkout. Never fees for buyers.