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LAFC are enjoying suite success in Major League Soccer.
The club's suites at BMO Stadium provide an incredible luxury viewing experience for A-list owners such as Will Ferrell and Magic Johnson.
The world-class soccer stadium was built for $350 million in 2018 and has a 22,000-seat capacity.
“We continually challenge ourselves to be new, next and forward,” LAFC president Tom Penn told SI.com.
“Those are our pillars.”
And the club has delivered on that promise with no fewer than nine private suites and boxes for its high-end supporters.
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The most luxurious of all these private spaces is the Yaamava' City View Club – which is designed as a "club within a club."
Amenities include a dedicated premium entrance, inclusive food and alcoholic drinks, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an incredible view of the pitch from the Southwest corner of the stadium.
The Directors Box has an incredible midfield view with luxury lounge seating.
It includes a private premium bar, a private elevator and all-inclusive food and beverage.
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The Sunset Club is a shaded outdoor space which boasts views of downtown LA, LA Memorial Coliseum and the Hollywood Sign.
The 6,985-square-foot space has 44 seats and tables available.
The BMO Founders Club is the most expansive club in the stadium.
It includes incredible midfield view with padded seats and access to an exclusive rooftop venue.
Meanwhile, the Figueroa Club is designed to mirror the atmosphere of Downtown LA with a bar reminiscent of a local brewery.
A number of celebrities have visited these luxury suites for LAFC games.
For LAFC's home game against Lionel Messi's Inter Miami in September 2023, celebs included Selena Gomez, Leonardo DiCaprio, Prince Harry, Tyga, Gerard Butler, Tom Holland, LeBron James, Toby McGuire, Nas, and Owen Wilson, among others.
LAFC are currently tied at the top of the Western Conference with Real Salt Lake and LA Galaxy on 43 points.
“You talk to players, and I think what attracts them is the stadium," LAFC executive VP of soccer operations John Thorrington said.
"We have talked to players that are playing in the nicest stadiums in the world and they see that thing and you see a visceral reaction.
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"They see our location. They see our ownership group...
"We have everything."