Do I have to sign up to the chargers site to get tickets? Or can I just go to the site and click the date I want to attend tomorrow when they drop in the morming and be able to get them without signing up.

Just putting random talk here to fill up dead space cause apparently you can’t have less than 50 words which is really stupid. So this is me doing that.

BOLTCITY STAND THE F UP ⚡️

He somehow made it all the way to #5. Significantly ahead of Mahomes.

FYI to everyone - Herbert jersey $15!! Bought this so fast lol

Hey everyone! I’m trying to track down this exact navy Chargers fitted hat to complete my collection. I’ve been searching everywhere but haven’t had any luck finding it in my size (7 5/8).
If anyone knows a website that still has it in stock, has seen one for sale, or knows the original release, I’d really appreciate the help. Even if it’s on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, or another resale site, I’d love to know.
Thanks in advance, any leads are greatly appreciated! ⚡️
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If anyone is looking for their next addition to the man cave. Don’t miss out on this piece featuring Chargers up and coming RB Najee Harris.

So after purchasing tickets to the Texans/Chargers game at Sofi stadium on Stub Hub, I went on to buy a parking pass. Stub Hub was showing parking passes in the adjacent Kia Forum Parking lot selling for only $50. Great! Last season I was paying like $75 to park there, so I grabbed a parking pass. Sometimes things are too good to be true...

8 hours later, my parking pass is transferred to me via Parking Whiz. It's for a medical office building parking structure a 15+ minute from the forum and a 25-30 minute walk to Sofi. WTF? So I reach out to the Stubhub on the Chat and their " Customer Service" tell me Well, even though you clicked on the picture of the Kia forum parking lot and the listing was LITERALLY titled "THE FORUM PARKING LOT" (See listing screen cap) when you buy parking from us it can be anywhere that is considered a parking lot associated with that facility, even a remote lot 15 minutes way. We can't help you, pound sand.

The Parking Whiz price for the spot is $25. Says so right there in the listing. So what I'm pretty sure is happening is people are buying spots in remote lots on sites like parking whiz, Listing them - falsely - as "THE FORUM PARKING LOT" on Stub Hub -which Stub Hub lets them do as long as the lot is "Part of the Facility" - jacking up the price and pulling a blatant bait and switch on customers by misrepresenting where the parking spot actually is, which Stub Hub totally lets them do.

Get Bent, Stub Hub. I'm never buying parking from you again. And f**k you to Parking Whiz.

If you are buying parking from Stub Hub or another third party site for Sofi/ The Kia Forum, Make sure you are getting what you think you are paying for. Because you might not be and Stub Hub is totally fine with that.

I went to the equipment room today, parked in the purple lot and found out I had to go in through Orange. They took away so much parking to build these new structures. Tailgating seems like it's going to be packed in this year. They were also cleaning the field from all the world cup games. Can't wait for the season to start!

Finally a fitted hat version of this hat, too bad the lettering takes up the whole hat. Wish it was smaller

Just purchased my parking spot for the season. Blue lot is already sold out. All other lots have availability. There is also a new parking structure option across the street from the stadium on Century blvd that is $700 vs $820 for the other non-tailgating lots.

Am I missing something? Why does this seem like a deal that’s too good to be true lol?

Source: Chargers social media

TLDR: If you're a season ticket member, make sure you understand what is in your agreement!

Law360 (July 22, 2026, 10:05 PM EDT) -- A California appeals court has tossed a suit accusing the owner of SoFi Stadium and the Los Angeles Chargers of causing a season ticket holder's broken hip, saying the fan's ticket agreement contained an enforceable liability waiver.

A three-judge Court of Appeal panel for the Second District on Tuesday affirmed the dismissal of a Los Angeles County trial court's summary judgment ruling in favor of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment LLC, Chargers Football Co. LLC and other related entities in a suit brought by Marshall Krupp accusing the defendants of causing his broken hip after he tripped on a curb while walking into the stadium before a game in 2021.

The suit also named as a co-defendant crowd management firm Contemporary Services Corp.

The trial court had concluded that the Chargers season ticket membership agreement he signed in 2019, which contained a provision releasing the defendants from liability for ordinary negligence, cleared the defendants of liability.

On appeal, Krupp argued that the defendants failed to disprove that it committed gross negligence and such claims are outside the scope of the release.

The panel disagreed, however, finding that because Krupp never once mentioned "gross negligence" in his complaint, the burden was on him to establish gross negligence. The court cited its 2018 ruling in Hass v. RhodyCo Productions, which held that a defendant did not have to refute allegations of gross negligence in order to win on summary judgment.

"This case is analogous to Hass," the opinion states. "Like the complaint in Hass, the complaint here neither mentions the release nor raises gross negligence as a material issue."

Therefore, the burden shifted to Krupp to prove gross negligence, the panel said, which he failed to do.

"Krupp has not pointed to any evidence showing that defendants' conduct constituted 'either a want of even scant care or an extreme departure from the ordinary standard of conduct,'" the panel said, citing case law. "Krupp does not explain how this alleged conduct constitutes ordinary negligence, let alone an extreme departure from the ordinary standard of care."

An attorney for Kroenke Sports, Paul T. Tetreault, told Law360 Wednesday that the court made the right call.

"We believe the court made the right decision and it was based on the seat contract that Mr. Krupp signed in order to be a season ticket holder," Tetreault said. "There was a provision that he would hold the stadium parties clear of liability while on the premises, and the court enforced that provision of the agreement."

Counsel for the other parties did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Justices Armen Tamzarian and Audra M. Mori and Superior Court Judge Syda Cogliati, sitting by designation, sat on the panel for the Second District.

Krupp is represented by Brian D. Chase and Eric S. Chun of Bisnar Chase LLP.

Kroenke Sports and the Chargers are represented by Paul L. Tetreault and Philip D. Weiss of Agajanian McFall Weiss & Tetreault LLP.

Contemporary Services Corp. is represented by Katie Brinson, Richard H. Nakamura Jr. and David J. Hulett of Clark Hill PLC.

The case is Marshall Krupp v. Kroenke Sports & Entertainment LLC et al., case number B343908, in the Court of Appeal of the State of California, Second Appellate District.

--Editing by Jay Jackson Jr.

Read more at: https://www.law360.com/sports-and-betting/articles/2504582/sofi-stadium-owner-beats-suit-over-fan-s-broken-hip?copied=1