Los Angeles Rams Suites

SoFi Stadium, 1050 S. Prairie Ave., Inglewood, CA

After a down year filled with injuries, the Los Angeles Rams surged during the second half of last season and narrowly missed out on a playoff win against a Detroit team that nearly made it to the Super Bowl. Along with Cooper Kupp, Matthew Stafford had the luxury of throwing to rookie Puka Nacua and was also helped in the backfield by fellow rookie Kyren Williams. New rookie Blake Corum joins the running back corps to provide depth for what should be a strong offense under head coach Sean McVay. The defense took a hit with the retirement of Aaron Donald, but Kobie Turner and Byron Young, who were with Donald among the team leaders in sacks, return to what should be a solid defensive front.

The big improvements this offseason at SoFi Stadium will be retractable seats in the corner to accommodate for upcoming World Cup matches. While guests won’t notice a difference, nearly every experience at one of the NFL’s crown-jewel stadiums is a premium one. Whether you want to be on the field or have a bird’s-eye view, there’s a suite for you at SoFi. All include VIP parking, access to clubs, premium in-suite catering, and private stadium entrances.

The Rams have what it takes to return to their Super Bowl heights. Quarterback Matthew Stafford returns to the field after missing half of last season. Cooper Kupp is one of the best receivers in the NFL, leading the league in receptions, yards, and touchdowns in 2021. And defensively, Aaron Donald is back with the team after deciding against retirement. The veteran is one of the greatest defenders of all time, totaling 103 sacks in nine seasons. Los Angeles is ready to rebound in 2023.

SoFi Stadium, the home of both the Rams and Los Angeles Chargers, has plenty to offer for luxury seating. Becoming a Club member in Los Angeles has extreme benefits. Areas like the East Chairman’s Club and Google Cloud Club include comfortable seats, upscale food and drinks, premium parking, and more. For Suites, Los Angeles has options ranging from field to press level. Annual Suites accommodate 8-40+ guests and give patrons the privilege of a private entrance, Club access, parking privileges, road trip travels, and upscale food and beverage in a climate-controlled space.

The Rams took several risks last year to try and win it all in their home stadium, and it all paid off, from trading several draft picks for Matthew Stafford and Von Miller to signing Odell Beckham Jr. off the free-agent scrap heap. Los Angeles narrowly beat rival San Francisco at home in the NFC Championship game and then became the second straight team to win the Super Bowl in their home stadium, beating Cincinnati on a late touchdown pass from Stafford to Cooper Kupp, who won the Super Bowl MVP. Besides Miller, the Rams will be rolling it back this year. There was talk that defensive star Aaron Donald and head coach Sean McVay might retire, but both are back this year along with all of the key offensive parts, including wide receiver Robert Woods, who missed the last month of the season and all of the playoffs with an injury.

The Rams won’t be able to win the Super Bowl at home again this year, but there’s plenty of reasons to come to SoFi Stadium to check out this team. For premium seating options, there’s a suite for nearly anything you’re looking for at one of the crown jewels of the NFL. At Field Cabanas and Bungalow Suites on the field level, you get up-close views of the game and all-inclusive food and beverage from local chefs that create authentic, diverse cuisine that you won’t expect from a stadium. Several other suites at various levels of the stadium, from the Google Cloud Executive Suite to Patio and Perce Suites, are all great options and come with anywhere from eight to 38 tickets, private restrooms, and catering is available.