SoFi Stadium at the 2026 World Cup
SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, USA hosts 8 matches, including a quarter-final.
Matches at SoFi Stadium
- Capacity
- 70,492
- Location
- Inglewood, California, USAView on Google Maps
- Home team
- Los Angeles Rams (American Football), Los Angeles Chargers (American Football)
How to get to SoFi Stadium?
By train
The Metro K Line plus a free stadium shuttle from Downtown Inglewood station bring you close to the venue.
Time: About 40 to 60 minutes from Downtown LA
Cost: Around 2 to 4 USD
By car
There is large on-site parking, with the stadium just minutes from LAX airport.
Time: About 30 to 50 minutes from Downtown LA, longer in traffic
Cost: Around 40 to 80 USD for event parking
By Uber or Lyft
Rideshare is popular in car-loving LA, with set drop-off points.
Time: About 30 to 50 minutes from Downtown LA
Cost: Around 35 to 70 USD one way
Fun facts about SoFi Stadium
- At around five billion dollars, it is the most expensive stadium ever built.
- A huge double-sided oval screen, the Infinity Screen, hangs above the field.
- It will also host the opening ceremony of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
About SoFi Stadium
SoFi Stadium is the dazzling new face of American sport.
It cost around 5 billion dollars, the most expensive stadium ever built, and you can feel every dollar.
Above the field floats the Infinity Screen, a giant oval video board you can watch from both sides.
It sits in Inglewood, just minutes from Los Angeles International Airport, so fans flying in are close from the start.
For 2026 it hosts a run of matches, building up to a quarter-final.
And the show does not stop there, because this same stadium will open the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
- Hosts a 2026 quarter-final, one of the last 8 games
- Just minutes from LAX, an easy landing spot for overseas fans
- A see-through roof that shades the seats while staying open at the sides
- Shared by two NFL teams, the Rams and the Chargers
- Part of a huge entertainment district with shops and a concert hall