Attending a Los Angeles Rams game at SoFi Stadium will cost a family of four approximately $421.88 more than a Los Angeles Chargers game during the 2026 NFL season, according to an analysis by The Action Network. The total estimated cost for a family of four at a Rams game is $1,627.71, compared to $1,205.83 for a Chargers game, with ancillary costs such as parking and concessions remaining identical for both teams at the stadium.
The price disparity stems entirely from ticket costs. Four tickets for a Chargers game average $1,027.32, while four tickets for a Rams game average $1,449.20. The analysis examined 539,192 ticket listings across all 32 NFL teams.
Concession prices at SoFi Stadium are $83.51, and parking is estimated at $95 for both teams. The cost for game-day experiences has increased for both fan bases. Chargers game-day costs have risen 29.5% from last season, while the Rams' costs have increased by 37.3%.
Despite these increases, the Chargers' game-day costs fall $268.72 below the NFL family average of $1,474.55, while the Rams' costs are $153.16 above the league average. This difference is attributed to demand, with the Rams being viewed as Super Bowl contenders with a highly-touted roster, overshadowing the Chargers even within their shared stadium.
SoFi Stadium, which cost nearly $6 billion to build, ranks 12th among NFL stadiums for family game-day expenses. The most expensive stadium experience for a family of four is at Highmark Stadium, the new home of the Buffalo Bills, at $2,193.95. Conversely, Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, home to the Browns, is the least expensive at $823.13.
Chicago's Soldier Field has the most expensive four-ticket package in the NFL at $2,049.80, and Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas has the highest concession prices.