SoFi Stadium Parking Rates

How much is parking at SoFi Stadium?

Parking at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood costs up to $100 per vehicle for a typical NFL game in the official Hollywood Park lots, with off-site and private lots starting around $30. SoFi also hosts major concerts, soccer matches and other large events, and parking works the same way for all of them. Unlike an airport, stadium parking is priced per event rather than per day, and rates change with the game or show.

Season ticket holders may pay less, and high-demand events such as playoff games and big-name concerts can be priced well above a standard game. Concert rates depend on the artist and date, so check the rate for your specific show. Every official lot is pre-purchase only, so plan on buying your pass online before the event, and expect to add taxes or booking fees at checkout.

Use our interactive SoFi Stadium Parking Calculator below to quickly estimate your total parking cost. Whether you are heading to a single Rams or Chargers game, a concert, or planning several events this season, comparing your expected fees in advance can help you budget effectively and find the best option for your day out.

What is the cheapest parking at SoFi Stadium?

The cheapest way to reach SoFi Stadium is usually to skip the stadium lots altogether. Off-site lots and private driveways farther from the venue often start around $30, and Metro service to the stadium costs $1.75 each way on event days. Among official lots, the general Hollywood Park lots are the lowest-priced option, though they fill up quickly.

Ways to Pay Less for SoFi Stadium Parking

Because official lots do not sell passes at the gate, buying early is the single best way to avoid surge pricing, whether you are going to a game or a concert. Prices on resale and third-party apps tend to climb sharply in the last day or two before an event.

If you are willing to walk or take a short shuttle, parking farther from the stadium is usually the most cost-effective choice. Match your lot to your gate when you can, since a pass is typically tied to one zone and the wrong entrance can turn you around.

Fans heading to SoFi can also look into off-site lots near Inglewood, such as those used by the Pay To Park App, which are frequently cheaper than the official lots and can save you a long crawl through game-day traffic.

 

Finally, it may be best to skip parking altogether. Metro has offered event-day service to SoFi Stadium for NFL games and other major events (confirm service for your specific date, especially for concerts), and a Metro Park & Ride option lets you park at a station farther out and ride in. Weigh the parking price against transit or a round-trip rideshare, especially if you are traveling solo or in a small group.

Not sure if you should drive, ride Metro or request a ride? Use our SoFi Stadium Parking vs. Rideshare Cost Calculator below to compare your expected parking fee against a round-trip Uber or Lyft and Metro fares for your group. Keep in mind that rideshare prices can surge after games end, so the estimate you enter for your ride home matters, particularly after a concert lets out.

Enter your group size and estimated one-way ride cost to instantly see which option is the most budget-friendly for your trip to SoFi Stadium.

Disclaimer: All parking, transit and rideshare rates are estimated and subject to change without notice; prices vary by event. We strive to keep our pricing data as accurate as possible. If you spot an updated price we missed, please contact us to let us know.