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How SoFi Stadium's seat map reads
The short answer on the SoFi Stadium seating chart: the low rows of the 300 level along the sidelines are the best value, and the field-level sections at midfield, sold as VIP sections, are the premium seats. The first digit of every section number gives the level: 100s at field level, 200s on the club ring, and 300s, 400s and 500s in the upper tiers. The stadium also has 260 suites.
Sideline sections at both the field level and the club level are split into three bands. Listings on two seating guides agree on the labels:
- VIP sections at midfield: VIP 110–113 and VIP 130–133 at field level, and VIP 218–220 and VIP 245–247 on the club level.
- Club sections flanking them along the rest of each sideline, carrying a C prefix on many listings (for example, C106 or C215).
- Standard sections in the corners and end zones, such as 100–105 and 119–124 at field level.
A C or VIP prefix tells you the seat includes club access and costs more than a standard section at the same height. Seating guides disagree on how SoFi's numbers run around the bowl, and some older guides use different ranges entirely, so trust the prefix and the map on your listing over a number quoted elsewhere.
Field level: VIP, club and end-zone sections
The field sits about 100 feet below street level, so many fans enter at the top of a section and walk down. That makes the field level feel more like a basement than a front row, and the lowest rows sit at eye level with players and staff along the sideline.
- VIP midfield sections: the most expensive seats in the stadium outside the suites, with lounge access and the straightest view of the field.
- Club sideline sections: the same height and access to club spaces at a lower price, with the angle growing sharper toward the goal lines.
- End-zone and corner sections: the standard field-level seats. They are close to scoring plays at one end, but the far half of the field flattens out from a low row.
On the sidelines, middle rows clear the bench area while keeping you close. Low rows feel dramatic but hide much of the play behind the people standing on the sideline. Remember that every row below the concourse is a climb on the way out.
The 200-level club ring
The 200 level is the club tier, and it gives the closest thing to a television angle in the building: high enough to see all 22 players, low enough to feel connected to the field. Two seating guides agree on its structure:
- VIP 218–220 and VIP 245–247 sit at midfield on the two sidelines.
- Club sections with a C prefix flank the VIP sections on each sideline, in the 215–217, 221–223, 242–244 and 248–250 ranges.
- Standard 200-level sections wrap the corners and end zones.
The club premium buys indoor lounges, shorter lines and air-conditioned space, which matters most on a hot afternoon. A standard corner 200 section is often the best way to get the club-level height without the club-level price, at the cost of a diagonal view.
The 300, 400 and 500 levels
The upper tiers hold most of the stadium's lower-priced seats. The 300-level sections run from 300 into the 350s and the 400-level sections into the 450s, according to two seating guides; the 500 level is a smaller tier at the top of the bowl.
- 300 level, low rows, sidelines: the best value in the building. The angle reads formations and coverage, and the Infinity Screen, the double-sided video board hung over the field, sits close to eye level.
- 400 level: a full-stadium view. Fan reviews note that upper sections can feel warm on hot days and that concert effects aimed at the floor are harder to appreciate from up here.
- 500 level: the highest seats and the longest walk. Because the bowl is sunk below grade, the upper tiers feel closer to the field than their numbers suggest, but the top rows are still a long way from the action.
The canopy covers every level, so there is no rain-soaked upper deck. Late in the day, low sun can slip under the canopy edge and reach some rows on the open sides.
Football, soccer and choosing a sideline
For a Rams or Chargers game, the sideline sections between the goal lines carry the premium at every level, and the VIP labels mark the center of each sideline. Seating guides generally place the home bench on the west sideline for both teams, but this is not published on an official map, so confirm the bench side on your listing before paying extra for it.
For soccer, the sideline logic holds: midfield seats on either long side show the shape of the game. For the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the stadium removed several field-level seats to fit a grass surface, a reminder that the lowest rows can change for special events. Check that a field-level seat on your listing is valid for your specific event.
Aisle seats are worth seeking in the long upper rows. Because the bowl is sunk, the walk to the concourse is often uphill, and an aisle saves climbing past a full row.
End-stage concerts and the floor
Most stadium tours build an end stage at one end of the field and cover the field with floor sections. Seating guide listings label these by letter and number, such as Floor A or Floor C, and the layout changes by tour.
- Floor sections: closest to the stage but flat. Beyond the first rows, you watch over heads and on the screens.
- Field-level and 200-level sections on the sides, angled toward the stage: the best balance of sightline and sound.
- The far end zone, facing the stage: a straight-on view of the full production from a distance.
- Sections beside and behind the stage: often sold as limited view or closed. Speaker stacks and set pieces can block parts of the show.
A seat map with the stage overlay for your exact date is the only reliable guide, because stage size and placement change from tour to tour. Every GoodSeats order is backed by a 100% guarantee.
Accessible seating at SoFi Stadium
The stadium says accessible seats with enhanced sight lines are available on every level and at all price points. Wheelchair spaces come with a companion seat immediately next to the space; if more companions are needed, they are seated in nearby locations. Accessible seating is first come, first served.
- Elevators: four service elevators, in the northwest, northeast, southeast and southwest corners, serve guests with limited mobility, and priority goes to guests with disabilities. At peak times, use may be limited to the guest and one companion.
- Ramp: a pedestrian ramp on the southeast side reaches every level except Level 7.
- Relocations: accessible relocations are handled on site at Guest Services Centers, limited to one accessible ticket and one companion, and cannot be arranged in advance.
- Assistive listening: devices are free at Guest Services Centers with an ID as a deposit.
Because the bowl is sunk below street level, seats low in the field level involve the most stairs. Details are on the stadium's accessibility page.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best seats at SoFi Stadium?
For the view, the VIP midfield sections at field level or on the 200-level club ring. For value, the low rows of the 300 level along the sidelines, where the angle is high enough to read the play and the video board is near eye level.
What do the C and VIP labels mean on SoFi Stadium tickets?
They mark club seating. VIP sections sit at midfield (VIP 110–113 and 130–133 at field level, VIP 218–220 and 245–247 on the club level, per two seating guides), and C-prefixed club sections flank them along the sidelines.
How many rows are in each section at SoFi Stadium?
Row counts vary by level and location, and no official count is published. Use the map on your listing, and remember that low field-level rows involve the longest climb back to the concourse.
Are any seats at SoFi Stadium obstructed?
For football, sightlines are generally clear, though low sideline rows sit behind the bench area. For concerts, sections beside and behind the stage are often limited view or closed, so check the stage overlay for your date.
Which seats at SoFi Stadium are in the shade?
A translucent canopy covers every level, so seats stay out of rain and most direct sun. Late in the day, low sun can reach some rows through the open sides.
Where is accessible seating at SoFi Stadium?
On every level and at all price points, according to the stadium, with a companion seat beside each wheelchair space. Four corner elevators and a southeast ramp serve guests with limited mobility.