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Parking & Directions for Hard Summer Music Festival Hollywood Park
1050 South Prairie Avenue, Inglewood, CA
90301, US
1. Hollywood Park Casino - 0.1 miles - $10
2. SoFi Stadium Parking - 0.3 miles - $25
3. Inglewood City Hall - 0.5 miles - $5
4. The Forum Parking Lot - 0.6 miles - $20
5. Street Parking - Varies - Free to $5
Hard Summer Music Festival Concert Live at Hollywood Park | Inglewood – August 01st, 2026
Hollywood Park is a legendary spot steeped in sports and entertainment history, making it the perfect backdrop for Hard Summer Music Festival in Inglewood. This venue was actually the site of Los Angeles’ very first NFL playoff game, giving it a special place in football lore. Over the years, it’s become a go-to concert destination, thanks in part to unforgettable shows by U2 that drew huge crowds and cemented its reputation. The racetrack even made a cameo in Robert Altman's 1994 film, adding a cinematic flair to its visual appeal. Hosting Super Bowl XXXIII in 1999 put Hollywood Park firmly on the map as a key player in major sporting events. Whether you’re strolling through the open plaza with easy access to food and sights or splurging in luxury boxes that offer a top-tier experience, this place has it all. From the nearby art gallery to the vibrant entertainment district, getting there is a breeze, just follow the beachfront road from sunset and take that quick right after the waterfront. For anyone heading to Hard Summer Music Festival in Inglewood, Hollywood Park isn’t just a venue, it’s a piece of LA history you get to experience firsthand.