A family of four can expect to spend approximately $1,627.71 to attend a Rams game during the 2026 NFL season, compared to $1,205.83 for a Chargers game at SoFi Stadium. This results in a difference of $421.88 based solely on ticket prices. The analysis conducted by the Action Network examined 539,192 ticket listings across all 32 NFL teams, factoring in food, drinks, and parking costs, which remain the same at SoFi Stadium. Concessions are estimated at $83.51, and parking costs around $95. The average cost for four Chargers tickets is $1,027.32, while four Rams tickets average $1,449.20. Game-day costs for Chargers games have increased by 29.5% from last season, while Rams costs have risen by 37.3%. The Chargers' costs are $268.72 below the NFL family average of $1,474.55, whereas the Rams' costs exceed this average by $153.16. The difference in ticket prices is attributed to demand, as the Rams are considered Super Bowl contenders with a strong roster, while the Chargers are also competitive but less prominent. SoFi Stadium, which cost nearly $6 billion to build, is not the most expensive stadium in the NFL; that title goes to Highmark Stadium, the new home of the Bills, where a family of four would spend $2,193.95. In contrast, the cheapest stadium is Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, with a family cost of $823.13.
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Cost Comparison of Rams and Chargers Games at SoFi Stadium
A family of four will spend about $1,627.71 to attend a Rams game at SoFi Stadium in 2026, compared to $1,205.83 for a Chargers game, marking a difference of $421.88. This cost variation is attributed to ticket prices, with Rams tickets averaging $1,449.20 and Chargers tickets averaging $1,027.32. Overall game-day costs for both teams have increased significantly from the previous season.
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Rams game at SoFi Stadium costs families $422 more than Chargers game
Cost Comparison of Rams and Chargers Games at SoFi Stadium