How to get around, where the week actually happens, and what to sort out before you fly in.
The game is at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on Sunday, February 14. The kickoff time has not been announced yet. Everything around it, the fan events, concerts and parties, spreads across Inglewood, downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood and the coast through the week.
Every parking space at SoFi Stadium needs a pass bought in advance. Arrive without one and you will be turned away. Metro plus the free stadium shuttle is the route that actually works.
Ride to Downtown Inglewood station, then take the free shuttle the rest of the way. Fares are $1.75 a ride, or $5 for an unlimited day pass on a TAP card.
A free shuttle bus from LAX/Metro Transit Center station, which the C and K Lines both serve. Buses run every five to eight minutes from about three hours before kickoff.
The stadium sits three miles from the airport. The free Automated People Mover links every terminal to the Metro station in minutes.
Designated drop-off zones operate near every major venue. Expect surge pricing on game day.
Every on-site space needs a pass bought before you arrive. The City of Inglewood runs a Park and Go service with more than 4,000 remote spaces and shuttles in.
The official app carries entry passes, live updates and safety notices for the week.
Four areas carry most of the week. Pick the one nearest your hotel and work outwards.
Game day, Sunday February 14. The kickoff time is still to be confirmed.
ESPN broadcasts from Santa Monica State Beach through the week, and you can watch from the sand for nothing.
Hotels, bars and the convention centre. The NFL has not said yet whether its fan events land here.
The densest run of parties, watch parties and late-night venues all week.
Start with the day-by-day calendar, then pick the parties you want around it.