Super Bowl LXI is scheduled for Sunday, February 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Los Angeles. The NFL's official hospitality programme lists the game for that date and venue. For transportation, that means two things: game day itself, when every car in the area converges on one stadium, and the week before, when parties, sponsor events and client dinners fill hotels and restaurants from Santa Monica to Downtown.
The stadium's own transportation pages set the basic rules for a regular event: cars dropping off use the northbound kerb lane on Kareem Court, and pickup after the event is at Kareem Court and Manchester Boulevard. Super Bowl week often brings its own security perimeter and traffic plan on top of that, published by the NFL and local authorities closer to the date, and the chauffeur works to whatever applies on the day. Elly8.net books fixed-price cars for both the game and the week: an evening out and event night package in Los Angeles runs from US$525 in a Business Sedan to US$1,050 in a 12-seat Executive Sprinter, all-in per vehicle.
Where do cars drop off at SoFi Stadium?
For regular events, SoFi Stadium's rideshare page says rideshare, taxis and buses drop off on the northbound kerb lane of Kareem Court, reached via westbound Pincay Drive from Crenshaw Boulevard, and pick up at Kareem Court and Manchester Boulevard. Its parking page adds limos and shuttles to that drop-off. Super Bowl rules may add security changes.
The details come from the stadium's rideshare page and its parking and transportation page, which say drivers should follow traffic control officers' instructions. Treat them as the baseline; check again in game week.
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How far the stadium is from where you are staying
SoFi Stadium is close to LAX, which makes it unusual among Super Bowl venues. These are routed estimates on a clear road; on game day, traffic near the stadium will add substantially to every one of them.
| From | Distance to SoFi Stadium | Clear-road drive (routed estimate) |
|---|---|---|
| LAX | about 5 mi (8 km) | about 11 min |
| Downtown Los Angeles | about 10 mi (16 km) | about 19 min |
| Santa Monica | about 12 mi (20 km) | about 19 min |
| Beverly Hills | about 13 mi (21 km) | about 23 min |
| Hollywood Burbank Airport | about 25 mi (40 km) | about 39 min |
Guests staying near LAX or in the South Bay have the shortest trip. From the Westside, Beverly Hills or Downtown, the distance is modest but the approach roads are the ones everyone else is using.
Game-day timing
At regular NFL games, the stadium's parking page says lots open 4 to 5 hours before kickoff and gates open 2 to 3 hours before, and that lots generally close one hour after the event ends. Super Bowl Sunday adds pre-game entertainment, security screening for a full house and a halftime show, so plan generously.
A practical plan for a car on game day:
- Leave the hotel early. Aim to be dropped off well before the crowd peaks, not at gate opening. The drive will be slower than any estimate in the table above.
- Book the car for the whole day. Hourly bookings on the Elly8.net price list run from 3 to 12 hours. For a Super Bowl, the full-day chauffeur package, 8 hours, is usually the right shape: from US$775 in a Business Sedan to US$1,550 in an Executive Sprinter in Los Angeles.
- Agree the pickup point before you go in. Write it down with a time. On game day, phone networks around a full stadium are busy, and the group should walk to the meeting point before calling.
- Leave on your own timing. Leaving with the crowd at the final whistle is the slowest option. Watching the trophy presentation, or leaving a few minutes early, both spread the load.
The exit plan, and why an assigned car matters
When a stadium empties, every app in the area lights up at once. Prices rise because demand outstrips drivers, and the drivers who accept are queuing into the same pickup area. A car booked for the day is not part of that: it is assigned to you, waiting where the stadium and traffic control allow, at the price you paid in advance.
The stadium's baseline pickup for rideshare is Kareem Court and Manchester Boulevard. A booked chauffeur may be directed to the same area or to another zone on game day; the plan is agreed with the desk and confirmed on the day. Either way, the principle is the same as at any big venue: walk to a fixed meeting point, then call. Our guide to limo to concert drop-off points and timing shows how the same logic works at Red Rocks, Allegiant Stadium and Scotiabank Arena.
Groups, Sprinters and buses
For groups, the vehicle choice is partly about the stadium's rules. At regular NFL games, SoFi's parking page sends oversized vehicles, defined as RVs, shuttles, buses, motorcoaches and vehicles seating 16 or more, to a dedicated lot, Hyundai Pink Zone Lot P, with an oversized pass. A 12-seat Executive Sprinter or a pair of Business SUVs avoids that category.
| Group | Vehicle | Capacity | Los Angeles price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 to 3 | Business Sedan | 3 passengers, 2 bags | US$105 an hour, US$775 full day |
| 1 to 3, VIP | First Class Sedan | 3 passengers, 2 bags | US$170 an hour, US$1,255 full day |
| 4 to 6 | Business SUV | 6 passengers, 6 bags | US$135 an hour, US$995 full day |
| 4 to 6, VIP | First Class SUV | 6 passengers, 6 bags | US$160 an hour, US$1,180 full day |
| 7 to 12 | Executive Sprinter | 12 passengers, 12 bags | US$210 an hour, US$1,550 full day |
All prices are fixed and all-in per vehicle, with a 3-hour minimum on hourly bookings. For larger groups, combine vehicles on one plan; our guide to group transportation explains how the desk times several vehicles to arrive together, and the sports event transportation page covers game-day planning.
The Metro option, fairly
For one or two fans with no bags, public transport deserves a look. At regular NFL games, SoFi's parking page directs Metro riders to the C or K Line to LAX/Metro Transit Center Station, where Metro runs a game-day shuttle from Bus Bay 8; the LAX/Metro Transit Center opened in June 2025 and joins the two lines. Several municipal bus operators also run game-day services, according to the stadium.
Whether those services run the same way for the Super Bowl will be confirmed closer to the date. A pre-booked car makes more sense for groups, for guests coming from outside the rail network, for anyone with mobility needs, and for hospitality guests who are moving between a pre-game event, the stadium and a post-game party.
Super Bowl week: the transport that is easy to forget
The game is one day; the demand lasts a week. Corporate hospitality, sponsor events and private dinners run every night in the days before kickoff, and each one needs a car that arrives on time and waits.
- Airport arrivals. LAX to Beverly Hills costs from US$170 in a Business Sedan to US$445 in an Executive Sprinter, the same fixed fare in either direction. Arrivals at Burbank, Van Nuys and John Wayne have their own fixed fares on the Los Angeles city page. See airport transfers.
- Private jets. Van Nuys is the usual private-aviation airport for the city; a Business Sedan from VNY to Beverly Hills costs US$200. Give the desk the FBO and tail number. See private jet and FBO transfers.
- Evenings. The 5-hour evening package, from US$525 to US$1,050, covers a dinner or party with the car waiting.
- Client hosting. A corporate account gives monthly invoicing and one point of contact for a week of bookings; hourly chauffeur bookings keep the same car with an executive for the day.
Visitors planning the rest of the week can start with Discover Los Angeles, the city's official visitor site.
A pre-game checklist for organisers
Whoever is responsible for the group's transport on game day can avoid most problems with five steps in the week before:
- Confirm every pickup address and time with the desk, including hotels, private homes and pre-game venues.
- Collect any parking or hospitality passes from the ticket provider and share them with the desk, so the chauffeur knows which zone the vehicle may use.
- Choose one meeting point for the end of the game and send it, with a time, to every guest in writing.
- Name one contact for the vehicles on the day, who is not the host trying to look after guests.
- Decide the plan for early leavers in advance, so nobody is left negotiating with an app outside the stadium.
A sample game day for a hospitality group of ten
To make the planning concrete, here is how a corporate group might run the day, using published Los Angeles prices.
Late morning. An Executive Sprinter collects ten guests from a Beverly Hills hotel. The clear-road drive to the stadium area is about 23 minutes; on game day, the plan allows far more. The Sprinter is booked on the full-day package, 8 hours, at US$1,550, which covers the drive, the wait during the game and the return.
Pre-game. The group arrives at the drop-off zone assigned for the day and walks in with plenty of time for security. The chauffeur holds where traffic control allows.
During the game. The meeting point for the end of the day is agreed and shared: a specific corner or zone the stadium uses for pickups that day, plus a time.
After the final whistle. Half the group stays for the trophy presentation; the other half wants to leave. A second, smaller vehicle booked for the end of the day, such as a Business SUV at US$135 an hour with a 3-hour minimum, solves that without anyone waiting.
Evening. The Sprinter takes the remaining guests to a post-game dinner and back to the hotel. If the day runs beyond the package, extra time is billed at cost.
Ten guests on the full-day Sprinter works out at US$155 each, for comparison only; the price is per vehicle. The same structure scales up with more vehicles on one plan.
Staying outside Los Angeles
Some visitors stay in nearby cities and drive in. Orange County and San Diego both have Elly8.net city pages with their own fixed prices, and Las Vegas is a popular add-on before or after the game. A one-way transfer from any address is priced in the web booker, and an hourly booking can start outside the city.
What is included, and who drives
Every Elly8.net price includes the chauffeur, the vehicle, taxes, a standard gratuity and airport meet and greet. Tolls, parking and waiting beyond the included time are billed at cost, so any stadium parking charge appears at cost. Our guide on tipping a limo driver explains why nothing more is expected. On drinks: the chauffeur follows California's rules on alcohol in hired vehicles.
Rides in Los Angeles are operated by licensed, commercially insured local chauffeur partners vetted through the Limousine Worldwide network; Elly8.net takes the booking, fixes the price and runs the 24/7 desk. Elly8.net is a member of LimousineWorldwide.Directory, LimousineAssociation.International, HotelsWorldwide.Directory and VacationsWorldwide.Directory. For flights and hotels, our travel partner is BookingWorldwide.net; Elly8.net books the car only. For game tickets and the latest official information, see the NFL's Super Bowl page.
How to book
- Enter the pickup and SoFi Stadium in the web booker, or choose the full-day or evening package on the Los Angeles price list.
- Choose the vehicle by group size and bags.
- Reserve early, and add notes about suite, hospitality or parking passes; the desk will use them in the game-day plan. The confirmation arrives by email.
Cancellation terms are the same as every Elly8.net booking: free more than 72 hours before pickup, 10% at 72 hours or less, 50% at 48 hours or less, and 100% at 24 hours or less or for a no-show, refunded to the original card.
Frequently asked questions
When and where is Super Bowl LXI?
Super Bowl LXI is scheduled for Sunday, February 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Los Angeles, according to the NFL's official hospitality programme. Check the NFL's Super Bowl page for game-week updates, security rules and official information before you finalise any travel plans.
Where do cars drop off at SoFi Stadium?
At regular events, rideshare, taxis, limos, buses and shuttles drop off on the northbound kerb lane of Kareem Court, reached via westbound Pincay Drive from Crenshaw Boulevard, and pick up at Kareem Court and Manchester Boulevard. Super Bowl security may change this; the chauffeur follows the rules on the day.
How much is a car for Super Bowl day?
In Los Angeles, the full-day chauffeur package, 8 hours, costs from US$775 in a Business Sedan to US$1,550 in an Executive Sprinter for 12, all-in per vehicle. By the hour, rates run from US$105 to US$210 with a 3-hour minimum.
How long does it take to get from LAX to SoFi Stadium?
The stadium is about 5 miles (8 km) from LAX, roughly 11 minutes on a clear road by our routed estimate. On game day, traffic around the stadium will make it much longer, so allow generous time and leave early.
Can a group of 15 travel together?
Fifteen is over the 12-seat limit of a Sprinter. Book two vehicles, such as a Sprinter and a Business SUV, on one plan. At regular NFL games, SoFi sends vehicles seating 16 or more to a separate oversized lot with a pass, so smaller vehicles keep the drop-off simpler.
When should we book Super Bowl transportation?
As early as possible. Cars for game day and the week before are in high demand, especially larger vehicles. Booking early also gives you longer inside the free cancellation window, which closes 72 hours before pickup, so plans that are still moving cost nothing to hold.
