Section 225 at SoFi Stadium

(2026 Review) - Mid-tier pricing: Premier sits between the top-priced Premium seats and the value-priced Reserved seats for Rams and Chargers games.  Exclusive space access: Every Premier ticket includes access to at least one exclusive space — the semi-private concourse, North End Zone, Verizon Lounge, or Terrace Club.  Three levels to choose from: Spans 100 Level endzone, 200 Level south corner, and 300 Level sideline sections.  Concessions for purchase: The premium spaces offer a separate area to socialize and buy concessions.  Who Should Sit Here  Premier Seating fits fans who want an elevated matchday experience without stepping up to the priciest Premium tier. It's a good match for groups who like to socialize before and during the game, and for anyone who values having an exclusive lounge or club space to retreat to alongside their seat.  Where Premier Seating Is  Premier Seating is spread across three levels of SoFi Stadium. On the 100 Level, it covers the endzone sections, home to the Verizon Lounge and the North End Zone Premier Lounge. On the 200 Level, it includes the south corner sections, known as the Ultra and Corona Seats. On the 300 Level, it spans the sideline sections tied to the Terrace Club.  What You'll See  The view depends on which level you choose. The 300 Level sideline sections deliver outstanding sightlines across the field. The 100 Level endzone sections put you close to the field, while the 200 Level south corner offers a comfortable vantage from a bit higher up.  Perks & Extras  Exclusive spaces: Access to at least one premium space — semi-private concourse, North End Zone, Verizon Lounge, or Terrace Club.  Social areas: A separate space to hang out, socialize, and catch up on action from around the league.  Concessions: Available for purchase within the premium spaces.  Picking Your Level  If sightlines are your priority, go with the 300 Level for its outstanding views. Choose the 200 Level for its comfortable layout, or the 100 Level if you want the endzone clubs and proximity to the field. 

(2026 Review) - Two lounges: These Premier Seats on SoFi Stadium's 200-Level split between the Corona Beach House and the Ultra Lounge, each with large bars and televisions.  Sections covered: Corona Beach House serves sections 224-226; the Ultra Lounge serves sections 237-241.  Field views from indoors: The Corona Beach House features glass windows overlooking the field plus a field-facing patio with barstools.  Food is a la carte: All food and drink are priced individually, with an optional all-you-can-eat buffet available for a fee at Rams and Chargers games.  Who Should Sit Here  These seats suit fans who want a lounge experience alongside their game, with a comfortable indoor space to escape to before, during, and after the action. The Corona Beach House leans laid-back and social, while the Ultra Lounge brings a more upscale, sophisticated feel — so pick the vibe that matches your group and occasion.  Where These Seats Are  Both zones sit on the 200-Level and are considered Premier Seats, granting access to their respective exclusive lounge spaces. The Corona Beach House is tied to sections 224-226, while the Ultra Lounge is tied to sections 237-241.  What You'll See  The Corona Beach House is a light and airy space with glass windows that look out onto the field, plus a field-facing patio lined with barstools for watching the game in the open air. The Ultra Lounge offers many of the same amenities in a more polished setting.  What's Included  Lounge access: Entry to either the Corona Beach House or the Ultra Lounge, each featuring large bars and televisions.  Patio seating: The Corona Beach House includes a field-facing patio with barstools.  Food and drink: Priced a la carte. For Rams and Chargers games, guests can pay a fee (usually around $50) for an all-you-can-eat buffet within their respective lounge — this is optional.  Good to Know  The buffet is worth weighing if you plan to eat and drink through the game: at roughly $50 for Rams and Chargers games, it can be better value than ordering a la carte, but it's entirely optional and only offered at those games.