Why the Real Star of Super Bowl LVI Is SoFi Stadium
Inside & underground: Learn more about the largest, most expensive stadium ever built
A joint venture from Turner and AECOM Hunt, the $5.5 billion SoFi Stadium is the most expensive ever built. There’s the 6,000-seat YouTube Theater, a 2.5-acre outdoor amphitheater and the stadium itself that can seat over 100,000. At 3.1 million square feet, it’s the largest and the first “indoor-outdoor” stadium in the NFL. Below, we’ve rounded up three articles that highlight why the biggest star of Super Bowl LVI is the stadium itself:
- CNN: Go 100 Feet Underground Inside SoFi Stadium
- Fast Company: Surrounded by a Sea of Asphalt? Not This Stadium
- Construction Dive: Super Bowl LVI Stadium Builder Says There Is No ‘Bad Seat‘
Image courtesy of sofistadium.com.
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