Torrance Transit is offering $4 round-trip bus service to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood for Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers games during the 2026 NFL season, with free parking available at the Mary K. Giordano Regional Transit Center for riders who drive to the boarding point.
Torrance Transit offers $4 round-trip bus service to SoFi Stadium for 2026 NFL season
Torrance Transit is offering $4 round-trip bus service to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood for Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers games during the 2026 NFL season, with free parking available at the Mary K. Giordano Regional Transit Center for riders who drive to the boarding point.
Buses depart the transit center beginning approximately three hours before kickoff, with the final outbound departure about 30 minutes before game time. After games end, the service continues returning fans to Torrance for up to 90 minutes, according to Torrance Transit.
The transit center has 250 free parking spaces. The city recommends carpooling, rideshare, or its Connect Torrance microtransit service when those spaces are full.
SoFi Stadium states on its website that on-site NFL parking inventory is 'extremely limited' and directs fans without parking passes toward public transit and park-and-ride alternatives.
Consumer prices in the Los Angeles area rose 3.4 percent over the 12 months through July, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, parking at SoFi Stadium reached as high as $300 for some matches, at times exceeding the cost of tickets, according to a prior report.
- The source does not state which specific Rams or Chargers game dates the service covers or how many total games are included in the 2026 season schedule.
- The source does not state the total passenger capacity per bus or the number of buses operating on each game day.
- The source does not state the fare structure for riders who do not drive to the transit center, such as those using Connect Torrance microtransit to reach it.
- The source does not state whether the $4 fare has changed from prior seasons or whether this is a new offering.
- The source does not provide a response or statement from Torrance Transit officials explaining the rationale or goals of the program.
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