A SoFi Stadium tour is a ticketed, behind-the-scenes visit to the Inglewood venue, with views of spaces associated with players, broadcasters and premium guests. The useful question before choosing a date is what the listing actually promises: the basic tour, an added benefit, or a visit scheduled around a home game.
SoFi Stadium Tour UK affiliates directs visitors to Ticketmaster listings for the tour options. We reviewed the public tour and ticket information. The listings are date-led, and access can vary, so a named tour format should be read alongside the details for its selected date.
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The short version
- Stadium Tour is the general behind-the-scenes visit; route and access depend on the date.
- Stadium Tour PLUS is a separate listing, with a team-store voucher identified as its added benefit.
- Rally Day Tour takes place before selected home games, making its calendar more limited.
- Field access, stops and activities may change, so review the event details before selecting a ticket.
Three ticket formats
The standard Stadium Tour is the natural starting point for visitors who want a broad look around the venue. SoFi describes access to behind-the-scenes spaces such as premium suites, team locker rooms and the player tunnel. Those are examples of tour areas, not a promise that every stop will be included on every date.
The Stadium Tour PLUS is presented as a separate ticket option. The cached Ticketmaster listing identifies a team-store voucher as an inclusion. Check the selected event page to confirm what applies to that date and how the voucher is provided; the store itself is a stadium stop, not a separate online merchandise range.
Rally Day Tour is designed around game week: the stadium says these visits happen before selected home games. It can suit fans who want the venue in the build-up to a match, while travellers with fixed dates may find the schedule harder to match. It remains a tour admission, not a ticket to the game itself.
Choose by visit
Think first about what makes the visit worthwhile for your group. The three listings serve related but different plans:
- Choose Stadium Tour for the general venue experience and the broadest starting point.
- Consider Stadium Tour PLUS if the listed voucher is useful to your group.
- Look at Rally Day Tour if a selected home-game date fits the wider trip.
- For a school or private group, use the stadium’s separate group and field-trip information; those are not the same as these public Ticketmaster listings.
Allow room for variation whichever option you choose. The stadium says tour locations, times, stops, field access and activities are subject to change. Visits without field access can have a shorter route, and other spaces may still appear depending on the day’s operation. The practical distinction is therefore the named ticket benefit plus the date-specific route, not a guaranteed checklist of every room.
Before booking
Use the date page to confirm the operating details, then plan the arrival around the venue rules. The stadium recommends arriving ahead of the scheduled start, notes that tours leave promptly, and says late arrivals may not be accommodated. Ticket delivery and visit instructions are sent through the booking account, so check the email linked to the Ticketmaster order.
- Read the date’s notes for field access and route changes.
- Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes; footwear that could damage the playing surface is not permitted on the field.
- Review the current bag policy and camera restrictions before leaving.
- Check parking and entry instructions, which can vary with stadium operations.
The tour is presented in English, with closed captions on video presentations. The stadium says tours are accessible to wheelchair and electric conveyance vehicle users, while field activities and equipment placement can have additional limits. If a specific access need matters to your visit, contact tour support before choosing a date rather than relying on a general listing description.
A guided group format is only one way to picture the visit; the public listings remain individual date-based admissions.
Strengths for fans
- The route can connect the field, player areas and premium spaces in one visit.
- Separate Stadium Tour PLUS and Rally Day listings make the added benefit or timing visible.
- The official ticket route provides date-specific availability and instructions.
Limits to weigh
- Field access and stops are not guaranteed and may change without notice.
- Rally Day is tied to selected home-game dates, which may not match every itinerary.
- The tour presentation is in English, and missed starts may not be accommodated.
Summing up
For a first visit, the standard Stadium Tour is the clearest default. Pick Stadium Tour PLUS when its listed voucher adds value, or the Rally Day Tour when a selected game-week date fits your plans. The key limitation is that the exact route and field access can shift, so the chosen date’s Ticketmaster details should guide the decision.
We recommend treating the format name as a starting point and the event listing as the final word on availability and inclusions.