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Inglewood, California

The visitor’s guide

Discover Inglewood

In town for a game, a show or the Super Bowl? Here’s where to stay, how to get around, and how to actually see the City of Champions — from the people who are from here.

Visitor guide

Getting here

Los Angeles International (LAX) is the nearest airport and sits just a few miles from Inglewood and the stadium district. Metro's K Line light rail serves the city directly.

LAX is the closest airport
LAX is the nearest major airport to Inglewood, only a few miles away — roughly a 3-mile, ~15-minute drive to central Inglewood depending on traffic.source ↗
Metro K Line serves Inglewood
The Metro K Line (formerly the Crenshaw/LAX Line) light rail runs through the area with stations including Fairview Heights, Downtown Inglewood, and Westchester/Veterans. The Downtown Inglewood station connects riders to downtown, venues, shops and parks.source ↗
K Line route
The K Line has seven stations running north–south, from Expo/Crenshaw at the north end to Westchester/Veterans at the south, linking to the Metro E (Expo) Line.source ↗
People mover is deferred
The planned 1.6-mile automated people mover to the stadium district is NOT built or operating. On April 24, 2025 the City reimagined the project into a smaller-scale plan built around event bus-only lanes and mobility hubs ahead of the 2028 Games; the automated people mover itself was deferred to a possible future phase.source ↗

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Getting around & parking

The big venues cluster in Inglewood's Hollywood Park district. All three major venues are cashless, and prepaid/official parking is strongly encouraged because on-site lots sell out.

SoFi Stadium — prepaid parking
SoFi directs guests to buy parking in advance through ParkWhiz; on-site parking commonly sells out before game day. Plan to arrive early.source ↗
SoFi Stadium — rideshare drop-off
The Uber and Lyft drop-off/pick-up area is curbside on Kareem Court, between Pincay Drive and Manchester Boulevard (commonly entered as 3178 Pincay Dr, Inglewood, CA 90305 in rideshare apps).source ↗
Kia Forum — parking & rideshare
The Kia Forum (3900 W Manchester Blvd) uses JustPark as its official prepaid parking partner. Its rideshare pick-up/drop-off zone is near Pincay Dr and Prairie Ave, and may be relocated when SoFi has a concurrent event — re-check your app pin.source ↗
Intuit Dome — official parking & shuttle
Intuit Dome (home of the LA Clippers) names JustPark its official parking partner and is fully cashless. A Mobility Hub for rideshare, shuttles and taxis is in the East Garage (3700 W Century Blvd), and the Clippers run a free all-electric shuttle bookable via the Intuit Dome app.source ↗
Transit to the venues
Metro promotes riding transit to Intuit Dome and the venue district as a car-free option.source ↗

Where to stay

Hotels near the venues

Places to stay close to SoFi Stadium, the Kia Forum and Intuit Dome.

Stay

Kali Hotel and Rooftop, Autograph Collection

$$$ · Within Hollywood Park · ~0.3 mi to SoFi

The only hotel inside Hollywood Park, steps from SoFi.

Stay

Quality Inn & Suites LAX Airport

$ · ~1 mi to SoFi

Simple, economical Inglewood stay near the stadiums.

A day in the city

One day in Inglewood

Morning

Grab coffee and a doughnut under the giant rooftop donut at Randy's Donuts (805 W Manchester Blvd), an Inglewood landmark since 1953.

Original 24-hour drive-in near LAX; classic L.A. photo stop.

Late morning

Ride the Metro K Line to the Downtown Inglewood station and stroll historic Market Street.

The early-1900s commercial core, about a mile from SoFi, now being revitalized.

Midday

Relax at Edward Vincent Jr. Park (700 Warren Lane), Inglewood's largest park.

55 acres with ball fields, pool, playgrounds and a 1,000-seat amphitheater.

Afternoon

Explore the Hollywood Park district around SoFi Stadium — shops, restaurants and the venue plazas (SoFi, YouTube Theater, Kia Forum, Intuit Dome nearby).

Large mixed-use development on the former Hollywood Park racetrack site.

Evening

Catch an event at SoFi Stadium, YouTube Theater, Kia Forum or Intuit Dome.

Venues are cashless; prepay parking and follow SoFi's clear-bag rule. Arrive early.

Eat & explore

The rest of the city

Where to eat, drink, catch music and what’s on while you’re here.

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Neighborhoods & areas

Inglewood pairs a historic walkable downtown with a brand-new entertainment district, plus established residential pockets and big green space.

Downtown Inglewood / Market Street
Market Street is the historic heart of downtown Inglewood — an early-1900s commercial core of shops, theaters and wide sidewalks now undergoing revitalization. It sits roughly one mile from SoFi Stadium and is served by the Downtown Inglewood K Line station.source ↗
Hollywood Park district
Hollywood Park is the large mixed-use development surrounding SoFi Stadium, built on the former Hollywood Park racetrack site; it adds retail, restaurants, offices, housing and entertainment venues alongside SoFi, YouTube Theater and the Kia Forum nearby.source ↗
Edward Vincent Jr. Park
Inglewood's largest park at 55 acres (700 Warren Lane), formerly Centinela Park, renamed in 1997 for the city's first African-American mayor. It has tennis courts, ball fields, a public pool, playgrounds, basketball courts and a 1,000-seat amphitheater.source ↗

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Game-day & event tips

The venues share a few hard rules — plan around them so entry is smooth.

SoFi is cashless
SoFi Stadium is a cashless facility: all points of sale take credit, debit or gift cards only. Reverse-ATM 'ReadySTATION' kiosks convert cash to a prepaid card on site.source ↗
SoFi clear bag policy
SoFi enforces a clear-bag policy: clear totes must not exceed 12" x 6" x 12", or you may bring a one-gallon resealable clear plastic bag, or a small non-clear clutch no larger than about 4" x 6".source ↗
Arrive early
SoFi advises planning to arrive early; at football games select gates close after the first quarter, so don't cut entry close.source ↗
Intuit Dome is cashless & app-forward
Intuit Dome is fully cashless: the Intuit Dome app is used for arena entry and to reserve the free shuttle. Buy parking before arriving.source ↗
Prepay parking everywhere
Across SoFi, Kia Forum and Intuit Dome, official on-site parking is limited and often sells out, so buying prepaid passes in advance is the recommended approach.source ↗

While you’re here

All events
Sun, Nov 15
· Concert

Rawayana

Kia Forum
Kia Forum, 3900 W Manchester Blvd, Inglewood
Details
Sun, Nov 15
1:30pm · Game
Intuit Dome, 3930 W Century Blvd, Inglewood
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Sun, Nov 15
7:30pm · Concert
SoFi Stadium, 1001 Stadium Dr, Inglewood
Details

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Good to know

A few practical basics about the city and its moment in the sports spotlight.

Mild, Mediterranean climate
Inglewood has a mild Mediterranean climate moderated by the nearby Pacific: summer days typically run mid-70s to low-80s°F and winter days high-50s to mid-60s°F, with many sunny days and few extremes.source ↗
'City of Champions'
Inglewood is nicknamed the 'City of Champions,' a legacy of its sports history (the Forum, Hollywood Park) now renewed by SoFi Stadium, the Kia Forum and Intuit Dome.source ↗
Super Bowl LXI (2027)
SoFi Stadium is set to host Super Bowl LXI in 2027 — its second Super Bowl after hosting Super Bowl LVI in February 2022.source ↗
LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games
For the LA28 Games, SoFi Stadium is slated to host the Olympic and Paralympic Opening Ceremonies and to be converted into a large Olympic swimming venue.source ↗
Randy's Donuts landmark
The giant rooftop doughnut of Randy's Donuts (805 W Manchester Blvd) is an Inglewood icon near LAX, built in 1953 and a classic L.A. 'programmatic architecture' landmark.source ↗

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