Explore SoFi Stadium's full layout, including every seating section, concourse level, entry gate, and team store. Use the map to locate your seat, find the nearest concessions, or trace the walk from the Metro K Line shuttle drop-off to your gate. The view below is the live interactive map used by venue operators. Pan, zoom, and filter by category to plan your visit before you arrive.

About SoFi Stadium

SoFi Stadium opened in September 2020 in Inglewood, California, as the most expensive stadium ever built; a $5.5 billion indoor-outdoor venue that set a new benchmark for sports facility design.

Shared by the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers, it holds 70,240 spectators in standard NFL configuration and can expand past 100,000 for marquee occasions.

The stadium's defining feature is its translucent ETFE canopy, which covers the entire seating bowl while keeping the sides open to the California air.

Surrounding the stadium is the Hollywood Park campus, an 8.5-million-square-foot mixed-use entertainment district with retail, dining, and event space. On game days, the campus funnels tens of thousands of fans through a shared footprint, making arrival routing one of the most complex crowd-management challenges in North American sports.

Transit options include the Metro K Line (Crenshaw) and C Line (Green), with a free SoFi Shuttle running from LAX/Metro Transit Center on event days. The stadium's own wayfinding infrastructure requires a living map to stay current as configurations change between NFL games, concerts, and World Cup match formats.

Why interactive wayfinding matters here

A 70,000-seat venue with multiple concourse levels, an ETFE canopy that shifts the light, and a shared campus footprint doesn't navigate itself. SoFi's layout changes configuration drastically between NFL games, concerts, and the FIFA field setup.

Printed maps are obsolete quickly, and an inaccurate map is a poor fan experience. Live interactive wayfinding lets venue operators push updates in seconds, so the map fans consult on their way through the turnstile matches what's actually on the ground. Operators like the Australian Grand Prix Corporation and Lumen Field run this layer on Mappedin.