It’s the largest facility in the NFL and designed to be a destination for major sporting events like the Super Bowl, as well as concerts and other entertainment. The 70,200-seat stadium expands to a capacity of more than 100,000 and offers 260 executive suites among other luxury amenities.

Part of the stadium’s steep cost is due to its ambitious engineering. The field is sunk into the ground as a protective measure for any seismic activity, and for similar reasons, the free-standing roof doesn’t connect to any of the facility’s walls – there are 37 massive, earthquake-resistant columns holding it up. The roof is also anchored by a colossal double-sided video screen centred over the field. This also provides a rooftop screen so passengers going to and from nearby LAX airport can catch a glimpse of the game during takeoff and landing.

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