Los Angeles Rams Suites

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Start: 2020-09-19T19:00:00
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Location: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA

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Los Angeles Rams Suite Prices and Details

How much do Los Angeles Rams suites cost?

Los Angeles Rams suites typically range in cost between $15,000-$30,000 per game depending on opponent, day of the week and suite type. Primetime games played on Sunday, Monday or Thursday Nights will be priced at a premium. Founder's Level Suites are typically the most expensive for every event.

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How many guests can fit in a Rams suite?

LA Rams suites can accommodate between 20 and 28 guests. Traditional Suites come with 20 tickets, while most Field Suites and Founders Suites come with 28 tickets. Several Field Suites and Founders Suites are larger and have space for up to 40 guests, offering a great option for large groups.

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Suite Levels at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Field Suite

28 Tickets

6 Parking

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Founders Suite

28 Tickets

6 Parking

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Traditional Suite

20 Tickets

4 Parking

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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Event Planning Guide

Catering

Premium catering is available for purchase in all suites at the Coliseum. When you order catering in advance, your food and beverages will be waiting for you when you arrive at the stadium. You may choose from a menu of options and packages featuring everything from appetizers to desserts.

Parking and Transportation

The parking lots and structures near the Coliseum REQUIRE a permit for Rams games. The VIP parking permits included with suite rentals will be at the Visitor Parking Structure located off Figueora St. (adjacent to the California Science Center). Parking lots open 5 hours in advance of Rams games.

Budget

Suite prices vary widely at the Coliseum depending on event and suite type. Single-game suite rentals for LA Rams home games typically cost between $15,000-$30,000 depending on the opponent and suite type, and do not include catering. Our customers typically spend about $100 per guest on catering.

Club Access

There are now 3 premium clubs at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, all located in the brand-new Scholarship Tower. Depending on which suite you purchase, you will have access to at least one club area. Club access and amenities vary depending on which type of suite you purchase.

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Dress Code

There is no dress code enforced for the suite levels at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Corporate groups often dress in business-casual attire; however, casual clothing and team-branded gear is also commonly seen on suite level.

Entrances

Stadium gates and suite access opens 2 hours before kickoff. The Founder’s Suite Entrance Gate is adjacent to Gate 8 and only available to Founder’s Suite ticket holders. Traditional Suite ticket holders should enter at Gate 4 and Field Suite ticket holders should enter at Gate 28.

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Rams Spotlight

Current NFL Season

The Los Angeles Rams are looking to make their final season in the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum one to remember by winning one more game than they did in 2018.

A star-studded offense led by quarterback Jared Goff, running back Todd Gurley, and wide receiver Brandin Cooks – led by trendsetting head coach Sean McVay – stormed their way through much of last season, then upset the Saints in New Orleans to reach the Super Bowl. Like many teams, the New England Patriots solved the Rams’ offensive puzzle, leaving Goff and McVay looking for redemption in 2019.

The Los Angeles Rams are looking to make their final season in the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum one to remember by winning one more game than they did in 2018.

Los Angeles added some sizzle and experience to its young defense by signing 32-year-old linebacker Clay Matthews to a two-year deal. Matthews had 83.5 sacks and won a Super Bowl in 10 seasons in Green Bay, and he’s returning home to the Coliseum after starring at USC in his collegiate days. Another solid piece on defense is Dante Fowler, who signed a one-year contract after he was acquired midseason last year in a trade with Jacksonville. The secondary was also given a boost with the addition of safety Eric Weddle from Baltimore.

The final Rams season at the Coliseum will allow fans to enjoy the run to return to the Super Bowl in style, as the near century-old stadium has constructed luxury suites for the first time. The new area contains 42 suites, 24 loge boxes, around 1,00 club seats, and a 500-person rooftop terrace with a bar and shaded seating areas. This is your chance to see one of the best teams in the NFL in a comfortable, luxurious setting in one of the country’s most recognized stadiums.

In order to return to the playoffs, the Rams will have to deal with NFC West foes Seattle, San Francisco, and Arizona two times – both home and away. Home games outside of the division will be contested against New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Cincinnati (in London), Chicago (Sunday night game), and Baltimore (Monday night game). The Rams will play away games at Carolina, Cleveland (Sunday night game), Atlanta, Pittsburgh, and Dallas.

Past Spotlights

Posted Apr 12, 2018

The Los Angeles Rams are going all-in in 2018. Coming off a playoff appearance and NFC West division title in 2017, the Rams have built an elite offense seemingly out of nowhere. The Rams went from dead last in scoring in 2016 to first in 2017. The emergence of quarterback Jared Goff is the primary catalyst, but the Rams have surrounded Goff with plenty of talent. Under second year head coach Sean McVay, the Rams score a lot and score quickly with a balanced attack. Running back Todd Gurley is coming off a sensational All-Pro season. Gurley is an elite player; a rare combination of size, speed and agility, and he returns as the lead backer. The Rams continued to stockpile their offense in the 2017 offseason; Los Angeles traded their first-round pick to acquire Patriots wide receiver Brandin Cooks. Cooks will line up opposite of Robert Woods fresh off his own breakout season. There’s no reason to expect any drop-off from the league’s best offense this season.

On defense, the Rams signed coveted free agent defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. Suh will pair with defensive tackle Aaron Donald who many already consider the best defensive player in the NFL. The pair of Suh and Donald are equally as explosive stopping the run and rushing the passer. This rare combination makes them the most talented line combination in the NFL. The Rams also revamped their secondary by adding Pro-Bowl cornerbacks Marcus Peters and Aquib Talib. Peters and Talib are ball-hawks who should benefit greatly from a strong pass rush in front of them. The Rams play exciting football on both sides of the ball and the fan base in LA is buzzing with excitement and the expectation of a deep playoff run.

Suites and Special Events: The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum was constructed in 1923 and is one of the most storied sports venues in the country. The Coliseum currently plays host to USC Football and is the temporary home of the Los Angeles Rams. Suite access at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is extremely limited. For those lucky enough to gain access, suites will come with VIP parking passes, exclusive entrances, and the option to purchase premium in-suite catering. The Rams once played in the Coliseum from 1946-1979 before being relocated to St. Louis.

Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park: The Rams’ permanent stadium is set to open in 2020. This state-of-the-art stadium will be home to both the Los Angeles Rams and the Los Angeles Chargers. Los Angeles Stadium is in Inglewood, CA, and will occupy land that was formerly the Hollywood Racetrack. The stadium will be surrounded by a larger business and entertainment district that is also currently under construction. LA Stadium is schedule to host Super Bowl LVI in 2022 and the College Football National Championship in 2023.

Posted May 19, 2017

The Los Angeles Rams are trending upward in 2017. With a gorgeous new stadium on the horizon, the Rams will look to improve from last season under new Head Coach Sean McVay. The Rams need to score more points in 2017 and McVay's pedigree as an offensive guru should put this offense on the right track. The Rams are once again the youngest team in the NFL, but they do have promising talent on both sides of the ball. Quarterback Jared Goff will begin this season as the team's starting quarterback. Goff saw minimal playing time last season, spending the majority of his time learning behind Case Keenum. Goff looks ready to be an NFL starter, so 2017 will certainly be an exciting time to watch his development. Goff has a big-time arm and high football IQ. McVay will also hope to get running back Todd Gurley back on track in 2017. Gurley is an elite talent - a rare combination of size, speed and agility. Gurley has a beautiful running style and unlimited potential. The Rams brought in a few veterans in the offseason, most notably left tackle Andrew Whitworth. Whitworth will be essential in keeping Goff protected. On the outside, the Rams will rely on speedster Tavon Austin for big play potential and Robert Woods as a possession slot receiver.

On defense, the Rams are anchored by Pro-Bowl tackle, Aaron Donald. Donald is the emotional leader of this defense along with middle linebacker Alec Ogletree. In 2017, the Rams' defense should be the strength of this team. Mark Barron, Lamarcus Joyner, and TJ McDonald all bring youth and energy to this defense.

In 2017, the Los Angeles Rams will host the following opponents at the Los Angeles Coliseum: Indianapolis Colts, Washington Redskins, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals, Houston Texans, New Orleans Saints, Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49rs.

Suites and Special Events: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is one of the most iconic venues in American professional sports. It was originally built to host the 1932 Olympics but has since been used for numerous sporting events. Currently the Coliseum hosts the University of Southern California football games and the Los Angeles Rams home games. Luxury suites at the Coliseum can be purchased on a game by game basis and include VIP parking passes, entrance into the exclusive club level, a dedicated suite attendant, a private restroom, and a custom catering menu.