Section 337 at SoFi Stadium
SoFi Stadium Section 337 View
Section 337 Seating Notes
- Head-on view of the performance for end-stage concerts
- Related Seating: Reserved Seating
Row Numbers
- Rows in Section 337 are labeled 3-9
Interactive Seating Chart
Section 337 Reviews
300 Level Reserved Endzone
-Sitting in the 300 Reserved Endzone seats will vary in the capacity depending on which end you are in. On the south end, each section will have between 5-9 rows of seating, while the north end sections offer between 11-20 rows of seating. The views on either endzone will be about the same, but sitting in the first few rows will probably be better, since these sections are so far from the field. Ticketholders will have great views of the near endzone, but when the action shifts to the other side of the field, it will be difficult to see what is going on. With that said, the 300 Reserved Endzone seats will be the most affordable seats on the 300 level.
Reserved Seating
-Reserved Seating at SoFi Stadium is typically the cheapest seating option for a Rams or Chargers game. They don't come with benefits or amenities like premium seating, but guests will still enjoy an exciting gameday experience. The Halo Video Board The most obvious feature among Reserved Seating sections is their view of the stadium's halo video board. The screens wrap around the entire stadium, and the upper levels have the best view of one of the most impressive digital experiences in the world. Reserved ticket holders have access to the stadium's main concourse where concessions and additional amenities are available. For Rams and Chargers games, Reserved Seating is made up of the following areas: Endzone sections on the 200 level Corner and endzone sections on the 300 level The entire 400 and 500 levels Reserved Seating for Concerts For standard end-stage shows, reserved seating is on the South, East, and West sides of the stadium. Views of the stage are further than those on the club seats located close to the field level. With such a large stadium, video screens will help fans see the details on stage.
