2028 Olympics Events at SoFi Stadium
Opening Ceremony
SoFi Stadium hosts the 2028 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony on July 14, 2028. Capacity expands to approximately 100,000 for the ceremony, making it one of the largest single events in stadium history.
Tip: Opening Ceremony tickets are the most competitive of the entire Games. Register at LA28.org immediately — subscriber priority windows open first and provide the best chance of securing tickets before public lottery rounds.
Track & Field Athletics
SoFi Stadium hosts Olympic athletics competitions including sprints, distance races, field events, and relay finals. The stadium reconfigures its field for the Olympic track configuration.
Tip: 100-meter and 200-meter finals are the highest-demand individual athletics sessions. Sprint final sessions sell out first among individual athletics events — prioritize those if track and field is your primary interest.
Closing Ceremony
The 2028 Summer Olympics Closing Ceremony takes place at SoFi Stadium on August 10, 2028. Like the Opening Ceremony, the stadium expands to its maximum capacity configuration for the event.
Tip: Closing Ceremony tickets are typically easier to secure than Opening Ceremony tickets — many visitors focus their travel on the Opening while Closing attendance is lower. If your budget allows only one ceremony, Closing Ceremony tickets are the more achievable target.
How to Get 2028 Olympics Tickets for SoFi Stadium
All 2028 Olympics tickets are sold exclusively through the official LA28 ticketing platform at LA28.org. Ticket sales open in phases: subscriber priority windows first (requires prior LA28 registration), followed by public lottery draws for high-demand events. Opening and Closing Ceremony tickets are category-based — prices range from base-tier general admission through premium lower bowl, with hospitality packages available through authorized LA28 commercial partners.
Athletics session tickets (sprint finals, relay finals, field event finals) are individual session tickets sold separately from ceremony tickets. Demand for 100-meter final, 200-meter final, and 4x100 relay final sessions is consistently the highest of any athletics competition session. Register at LA28.org now to receive priority ticketing notifications — the subscriber priority window often provides the only realistic path to Opening Ceremony tickets before they are claimed.
Only Buy Through LA28.org
Unauthorized third-party resellers including StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats are not official LA28 ticketing partners. Counterfeit Olympic tickets are a documented risk. The only safe secondary option is the LA28-authorized resale marketplace within your LA28 account portal, which provides buyer protection and ticket verification.
Parking for Olympic Events
Hollywood Park parking lots are the same lots used for NFL games. All parking requires pre-purchase — no walk-up sales on Olympic event days.
- Lots 1-3 (adjacent): $80-$120, closest to gates
- Lots 4-7 (mid-distance): $50-$80, 8-12 min walk
- Remote lots with shuttle: $30-$50
- Century Blvd private lots: $30-$60 via SpotHero
Opening/Closing Ceremony parking sells out weeks in advance. Book as soon as your tickets are confirmed.
Metro K Line - Strongly Recommended
The Metro K Line (Crenshaw/LAX Line) stops at Westchester/Veterans station, approximately a 15-minute walk from SoFi Stadium gates.
For the 2028 Olympics, Metro is the primary transportation solution endorsed by LA28 and the City of Los Angeles. LA28 is expanding Metro capacity and extending service hours throughout the Games. From LAX: take the People Mover to Aviation/LAX station, then K Line to Westchester/Veterans. Total journey: 25 to 35 minutes.
Metro fare is $1.75 one way. Round trip is $3.50. Dramatically cheaper than parking and immune to road congestion.
Arrival Timing
Arrive 2.5 to 3 hours before event start for Opening and Closing Ceremonies. For athletics sessions, 2 hours early is sufficient for most gates.
Olympic security screening adds substantial processing time relative to NFL or concert entry. International visitors unfamiliar with the Hollywood Park campus will slow checkpoint flow. The stadium opens earlier for Olympic events than NFL games — use that window.
Best Seats at SoFi Stadium for the 2028 Olympics
100 Level Center Sideline
Sections nearest the midfield line on either sideline give a clear diagonal view of both straight portions of the track. You can see sprint finishes, field event runways, and the full infield. This is Category 1 — highest price, best overall athletics view.
300 Level Center (Upper Deck)
The 300 level upper deck center sections provide the complete stadium vantage point that track and field fans prefer for tactical viewing. You see all field events simultaneously and track all race positions from start to finish. Typically 40 to 50 percent cheaper than 100-level sideline.
End Zone Near Finish Line
For sprint finalists, end-zone 100-level sections near the finish line give a straight-on view of the sprint finish. You lose perspective on the full track but gain intensity for photo finishes and relay handoffs. Strong choice for fans primarily focused on 100m and 200m finals.
2028 Olympics at SoFi Stadium - Frequently Asked Questions
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The 2028 Olympics are at SoFi Stadium
Opening Ceremony. Athletics Finals. Closing Ceremony. Use our guides to plan parking, seating, hotels, and transportation.