Super Bowl LXI Parking Passes

What’s known about Super Bowl LXI parking

As of October 13, 2026, we found no Super Bowl LXI parking program from SoFi Stadium or the Los Angeles host committee. SoFi’s Super Bowl LXI event page lists the time as TBA, and its standard “purchase parking” link goes to SoFi’s regular parking seller, not a Super Bowl program. Any official plan will go on our Super Bowl week schedule.

SoFi’s rules for regular NFL games are the only current guide, and they may not hold: Super Bowl LVI at SoFi in 2022 had no on-site parking. For those games, SoFi says on-site inventory is “extremely limited,” turns away drivers without a pass and raises prices on site on event day.

SoFi Stadium’s parking zones

For regular events, SoFi sorts its lots into Hyundai zones: Blue (Lot N), Brown (Lots C/D), Green (Lots A/B), Orange (Lots E/F/G/H), Pink (Lots I/P/Q) and Purple (Lots K/L), plus a Yellow zone. The same page’s maps section lists Pink as Lots H/I/P/Q, so Lot H appears under both Orange and Pink; go by SoFi’s zone maps. No Super Bowl zone plan has been announced.

Parking at Super Bowl LVI (2022) and Super Bowl LX (2026)

Super Bowl LVI, SoFi Stadium, February 2022. The host committee’s game page said there was no on-site parking and that permits and shuttle passes had to be bought ahead through parksuperbowl.com. LA Weekly reported that the site had earlier offered parking with a special code, then showed on-site parking as unavailable to the general public.

LA Weekly also put LVI shuttle passes at $10 per rider, plus parking at the shuttle lots, and NBC Los Angeles put offsite parking around Inglewood and Los Angeles at $40–$60 in January 2022. Metro ran a free shuttle from the C Line’s Hawthorne/Lennox station.

Super Bowl LX, Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, February 2026. KQED reported that official parking details would be on parksuperbowl.com on January 30, 2026. That site’s “Official Super Bowl LX Parking” link is now marked sold out, and the site has nothing on LXI. Neither game is a forecast for 2027.

Getting there without a parking pass

The Los Angeles Super Bowl LXI Host Committee named Metro its Official Public Transit Provider on September 17, 2026, but has given no game-day service plan yet. For regular NFL games, SoFi lists a Metro shuttle from Bus Bay 8 at LAX/Metro Transit Center Station (C and K Lines), $4 round trips on GTrans Line 7X (Sundays) and Torrance Transit, $2 round trips on Culver CityBus Line 99 Express, and the City of Inglewood’s Park & Go remote lots. Two On Location packages, All-Inclusive Beach House and All-Inclusive Downtown, include gameday transportation; see our hospitality guide.

Rideshare drop-off for regular events is on the northbound curb lane of Kareem Court, via westbound Pincay Drive. SoFi’s A–Z guide says pickup locations depend on the event and your provider. For Super Bowl LVI in 2022, LA Weekly reported that taxi and rideshare waits were expected to be “longer than normal.”

Can you tailgate?

As of October 13, 2026, SoFi has published no Super Bowl tailgating rule. Its tailgating policy for Chargers and Rams regular-season games allows it only in the Hyundai Pink Zone, with a Pink Zone pass bought in advance. Charcoal grills are banned, and tailgating ends by kickoff.

The same policy says anyone entering the campus perimeter on game day, Pink Zone included, needs a valid game ticket. If that rule applies in February, a parking pass alone would not get you past the perimeter.

At Super Bowl LX in 2026, the NFL banned tailgating at the stadium and adjacent lots and streets, “even for Super Bowl LX ticketholders.” The NFL’s own game-day party is covered in our Super Bowl tailgate concert guide, and tailgate-style parties sold as separate events are in our parties and tailgates guide.

Paying and what to leave in the car

Lots owned or managed by SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park take credit cards only at the gates. Under SoFi’s standard bag policy, an oversized bag goes back to your vehicle or to a paid bag valet, and SoFi says bag rules “may vary per event.” Check the Super Bowl rules before you leave the car.