The NFL might have moved Monday night’s Rams-Vikings game 380 miles away from SoFi Stadium due to the LA wildfires, but that’s not stopping fans from scooping up tickets in bunches.
Tickets went on sale Friday morning at 10 a.m. PT for season ticket members and in just the first hour, a huge number of them were sold. According to the Rams, season ticket members bought 25,000 tickets to the game in the first hour that they were on sale.
For a stadium with a seating capacity of 63,400, that means more than a third of the seats have already been filled by Rams fans. And that’s even before the general public sale begins at 12 p.m. PT.
Per the team, Rams Season Ticket Holders bought 25,000 tickets to Monday night’s playoff game against the Vikings at State Farm Stadium in the first hour tickets were on sale.
— Stu Jackson (@StuJRams) January 10, 2025
According to NFL VP of Communications Brian McCarthy, 52,000 total tickets were sold during the two hours of presale reserved for Rams season ticket members. Assuming most of those fans keep their tickets instead of reselling them on the secondary market, it should be a large contingent of Rams fans in attendance.
.@RamsNFL & @AZCardinals season ticket members received the first chance to purchase tickets for Monday night’s Vikings-Rams game that will now be played in the Cardinals stadium. 52K tickets were sold to these fans in the 2-hour priority window. General public sale now open at…
— Brian McCarthy (@NFLprguy) January 10, 2025
The Rams are doing everything they can to ensure there’s at least some home-field advantage at State Farm Stadium, from an early-access ticket sale for LA fans to charter buses that will bring season ticket members to and from the game.
Even with the game being played nearly 400 miles away in a completely different state, Rams fans are still expected to pack the building on Monday night.