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Go Metro on Game Day
Go Metro to the Dodger Stadium, the LA Coliseum, Banc of California Stadium, Crypto.com Arena, SoFi Stadium, or the Rose Bowl on game day. Metro’s bus and rail lines will help get you past the traffic and parking hassles and straight to the action.
Dodger Stadium
Go Metro to Dodger Stadium by connecting with the Stadium Express at two convenient locations – Union Station or the South Bay. The Dodger Stadium Express will be in service on April 4th and 5th for the Dodgers’ two pre-season games against the Angels and will be in service all regular season long beginning on April 14th for Opening Day. For more information, including boarding locations and game day tips, visit metro.net/dodgers.
LA Coliseum & Banc of California Stadium
Fans heading to the LA Coliseum or Banc of California Stadium can connect to the Metro E Line (Expo) and exit Expo Park/USC or take the Metro J (Silver Line) and exit 37th St/USC.
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Crypto.com Arena & LA Convention Center
Go Metro to Crypto.com Arena and the LA Convention Center by connecting to the A Line (Blue), E Line (Expo) or J Line (Silver) and exiting at Pico Station.
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SoFi Stadium Shuttle
Go Metro to SoFi Stadium by connecting to the SoFi Stadium Shuttle at the C Line (Green) Hawthorne/Lennox Station. The express shuttle will operate between the Hawthorne/Lennox Station and SoFi Stadium ONLY during SoFi’s regular- and post-season NFL games.
The SoFi Stadium Shuttle is FREE, but fares apply for regular Metro bus and rail service and special event parking fees at Metro Park & Ride lots.

Choose the Nearest Park & Ride Lot to connect to Hawthorne/Lennox Station.
- Aviation
- Crenshaw
- Harbor Gateway Transit Center
- Norwalk
- Redondo Beach
Parking at Hawthorne/Lennox Station is limited on game days. Fans are strongly encouraged to choose the nearest Park & Ride lot along the C Line to connect to Hawthorne/Lennox Station.
- From 605 Freeway or points east (IE/OC), use Norwalk Station (exit Imperial Hwy)
- From 105 Freeway, use Crenshaw/I-105 Station (exit Crenshaw Bl)
- From 405 Freeway (West Valley/Westside/South OC), use Redondo Beach Station (exit Inglewood Av or Rosecrans Av)
The following Metro Bus lines also offer service to SoFi Stadium and operate all year long: Metro Bus Line 115 (Manchester Av), Line 117 (Century Bl) and Line 212 (La Brea Av/Prairie Av).
GTrans offers Sunday express bus service to SoFi Stadium out of Harbor Gateway Transit Center during NFL home games on Sundays only. For more info visit ridegtrans.com/line/7x.
To plan your trip to the game download Transit app.
TAP Pro Tip: Save time and skip the line! Download the TAP App or load your TAP card with round-trip fare before the game and avoid long lines at TAP vending machines after the game.
The Rose Bowl
Fans heading to the Rose Bowl on game days can connect to the Metro L Line (Gold) and exit Memorial Park Station; then it’s just a short walk to Parsons Parking Lot B for the Foothill Transit Rose Bowl shuttle that drops you off next to the stadium.
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Riding Metro Rail
1. Pay Before You Board
- Save time and skip the line! Download the TAP App or load your TAP card with round-trip fare before the game and avoid long lines at TAP vending machines after the game
- Round Trip – $3.50 (includes transfers to other Metro lines for up to 2 hours to complete a one-way trip)
- Day Pass – $7
2. Tap Your Card on the Turnstile or Validator When Boarding or Transferring
- Use one TAP card per person only
- TAP cards cannot be shared; each person must have their own TAP card
While on Board
- Small coolers and picnic baskets are okay to bring on board, but please keep aisles clear.
- Eating or drinking while in stations or on board Metro buses and trains is not permitted.
- Please do not bring barbeque grills, flammable products or oversized items on board.
Safety
- Be sure to wear a face mask while on board or while waiting to board.
- Obey all traffic signals and instructions from Metro staff.
- Look both ways before crossing the tracks and street.
- Stand back from the edge of the train platforms and curbs at bus stops.
- Metro’s Customer Code of Conduct