2027 Travel
Sunday, February 14, 2027
A Super Bowl LXI package covers a game ticket for Sunday, February 14, 2027 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, plus Los Angeles-area hotel accommodations and ground transportation on game day. Hospitality and suite options are available. Pricing is quoted per trip rather than published, and airfare is not included.
SoFi Stadium, Inglewood
Valentine's Day, on Presidents' Day weekend, in Los Angeles. Every one of those three facts moves the trip, and they compound.
This is the ninth Super Bowl in the LA area and the second at SoFi. The hard truth is that there is no public ticket sale, so the game itself is not something you buy from a box office. What a package does is assemble the three things that actually make the weekend work: a verified ticket, a hotel positioned for game-day access, and the ground transport that turns Inglewood from an ordeal into a non-event. Below is how the packages break down and the planning that matters.
At a glance
How it works
Tell us the event, your group, and what you want out of the trip. No checkout, no pressure.
We match you to the right package and seating, hold the rooms, and tell you honestly what it takes.
Tickets, hotel, and transfers are handled. You show up and enjoy the event.
Packages
The core trip, or the hospitality version. Super Bowl pricing swings with the matchup, so both are quoted to your group.
Los Angeles area hotel · Positioned for game-day access to Inglewood
Priced on your call quoted to your group and dates
The core trip. Super Bowl pricing swings with the matchup and the calendar, so this is quoted rather than listed.
Ask about this packageUpgraded Los Angeles hotel · Los Angeles
Priced on your call quoted to your group and dates
For the once-in-a-lifetime version. Priced to the seating tier and your group.
Ask about this packagePrices are per person from the current published rate and are confirmed on your call. Airfare is not included. Final pricing depends on occupancy, hotel, and seating tier.
The fine print, up front
The weekend
Fly in and settle into your hotel. Super Bowl week turns LA into a rolling event, and the city is already humming by Friday.
The day before the game is its own scene: fan events, radio row, and parties across the city. A good day to be positioned near where you want to be, not fighting traffic across LA.
Game day at SoFi Stadium. Your ground transport takes the single hardest logistical problem of the weekend, getting to and from Inglewood, off your plate.
Included: In-venue hospitality on premium tiers
The holiday Monday gives you a relaxed morning before flying out, one of the quiet perks of a Presidents'-Day-weekend Super Bowl.
Where you sit, and how tickets flow
SoFi is a modern bowl, so the view is good from nearly everywhere. The harder question is how a ticket reaches you at all.
The most accessible tickets. At SoFi, a modern bowl, even the upper level is a strong, unobstructed view of the field and the video board.
Closer to the field, with club levels adding indoor lounges, upgraded food and beverage, and shorter lines. Quoted based on availability.
Private suites and in-venue hospitality spaces, the top of the market. Their price is driven by the matchup and moves fast; we quote them live.
There is no general public sale. The league splits tickets among the 32 teams plus a league cut; teams set aside a share for fans by lottery. Most tickets that reach the open market come from that route, which is why a package matters.
Planning
The ticket marketplaces will always be better than us at selling you a single seat. What they will not do is tell you where to stay so that reaching Inglewood on game day is not its own ordeal, or what a Presidents' Day weekend does to LA hotel inventory, or which parts of a hospitality tier are worth paying for. That coordination is the job.
Los Angeles traffic plus a Super Bowl is a genuine logistics problem. The hotel choice and the included game-day ground transport are the difference between a smooth day and hours lost on the 405. It is the least glamorous part of the package and quietly the most valuable.
The game falls on the Sunday of a three-day weekend, which means a holiday Monday to travel home instead of a red-eye and a Monday at work. It is a small thing that makes the whole trip easier to justify and easier to enjoy.
Early. Hotel inventory near the stadium and the good seating tiers tighten as the game approaches, and the ticket market climbs once the two finalists are set. Locking the hotel and the trip early is how you keep control of the price.
Confirmed as of July 2026.
Make a weekend of it
FAQ
Not really, and this surprises people every year. The old general public mail-in lottery is effectively gone; the one surviving league lottery is the ADA accessibility lottery. The rest of the tickets flow to the 32 teams, each of which sets aside a share for fans, usually by its own lottery. Plan on the assumption that there is no door marked general public.
The open market. Team season-ticket holders who win their team lotteries at face value often resell, and corporate and sponsor allocations reach the secondary market too. A package bundles a verified ticket with the hotel and game-day transport so you are not assembling it yourself.
Because getting to Inglewood on game day is the hard part. Los Angeles traffic plus a Super Bowl is a serious logistics problem, and the right hotel plus included ground transport is the difference between a smooth day and a stressful one.
Mild. Mid-February in Los Angeles is typically dry and comfortable, and SoFi is a covered stadium regardless. Presidents' Day weekend also gives you a holiday Monday to travel home.
Early. Hotel inventory near the stadium and the good seating tiers tighten as the game approaches, and prices climb with the matchup once the finalists are set. Locking the trip early is the way to control the cost.
You reserve your package with a per-person deposit and pay the balance on a set schedule, with final payment typically due 60 days before departure. Deposits and payments are non-refundable and non-transferable, so we recommend travel insurance to protect what you pay. Your booking is transacted by a licensed tour operator whose full written terms govern your trip, and no payment is taken through this website. The full terms are on our legal and disclosures page.
Yes. Package prices are quoted per person and depend on how many people share a room, so solo travelers and couples are quoted accordingly. Tell us your group and we will price it honestly.
Yes. We handle private groups, typically parties of eight or more, with dedicated coordination for the tickets, hotel, and logistics so everyone travels together smoothly.
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Deposits and payments are non-refundable and non-transferable, and event tickets and hotel-only reservations are final once booked. If you cancel, any amount already paid cannot be refunded, which is why we strongly recommend travel insurance. If an event is postponed or cancelled, you receive updated tickets or a credit only to the extent the ticket or hotel vendor refunds the operator. The full terms are on our legal and disclosures page and are provided to you in writing before you book.
Go deeper
The truth about the Super Bowl ticket lottery, and how tickets actually reach fans. Or see all guides.
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