Super Bowl 2022: SoFi Stadium gears up for packed house to watch Rams-Bengals battle for NFL championship

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INGLEWOOD, Calif. – SoFi Stadium is nearly ready to host Super Bowl LVI between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals.

The state-of-the-art facility in Inglewood, California, is one of the newest stadiums in the NFL and is home to the Rams and the Los Angeles Chargers. 

The stadium opened in 2020, but to no fans due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fans finally packed in the venue this season, and loud support was heard from Rams, Chargers and even San Francisco 49ers players during the year.

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The Los Angeles area is hosting the Super Bowl for the first time in 29 years. (Fox News/Ryan Gaydos)

SoFi Stadium is the first Los Angeles-area venue to host the Super Bowl in 29 years. The Rose Bowl in Pasadena was the last NFL title game held in Los Angeles County, and that took place in 1993 between the Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills.

When fans first walk into the building, they are first greeted by a gigantic video board that hovers over the field. While the seating goes all the way up into the 500 levels, fans can clearly see the field from all angles without any real obstructions.

"I can’t find a bad seat in this stadium. It is great. When you’re all the way up, on that 500 level looking down especially for games and shows here, it’s a really fantastic view. It’s a great stadium, not a bad seat here," Jon Barker, the head of Live Event Operations for the NFL, told Fox News Digital.

While the grounds crew was still working on getting the Super Bowl LVI logos painted on the field, Barker remarked on the quick turnaround the stadium had to go through.

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