Rose Bowl Stadium

A Legendary Landmark in Pasadena

Home to the annual Rose Bowl Game, UCLA Bruins football, and world-class concerts, the Rose Bowl Stadium is an iconic sports venue in Pasadena, California.

Built in 1922, this National Historic Landmark has hosted Super Bowls, Olympic events, FIFA World Cup finals, and some of the most legendary moments in sports and entertainment. Whether you're catching a game, attending a concert, or exploring its storied history on a guided tour, the Rose Bowl Stadium is a must-visit destination for sports enthusiasts and visitors alike.

Events & Game Day Info
Stadium Tours
Parking & Transportation
Clear Bag Policy
Plan Your Visit

Upcoming Events & Game Day Info

The Rose Bowl Stadium is more than just a football venue. Throughout the year, it hosts major sporting events, concerts, and cultural gatherings. Be sure to check the official events calendar for upcoming games, concerts, and festivals.

Rose Bowl Game & UCLA Football

Other Major Events

  • Concerts: The Rose Bowl has welcomed legendary artists like The Rolling Stones, U2, and Beyoncé.
  • Soccer Matches: It has hosted FIFA World Cup finals for both men (1994) and women (1999).
  • Americafest: A beloved Fourth of July fireworks show and festival.
  • Rose Bowl Flea Market: Monthly flea markets bring unique finds and vintage treasures to Pasadena.

Stadium Tours

Step behind the scenes with a guided tour of the historic Rose Bowl Stadium. Walk through iconic locations, including:

  • The original 1922 locker room, now a museum.
  • Classic stadium seating offering breathtaking views.
  • The Working Press Box and VIP suites.
  • The Terry Donahue Pavilion and Loge Lounge.

Tour Details

  • Public tours are offered on the last Friday of each month. To book VIP, educational, and private tours, please contact the stadium.
  • Arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.
  • Allow up to two hours for the experience.
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes—portions of the tour are outdoors.
Book a Tour

Stadium Seating & Tickets

With a seating capacity of 92,542, the Rose Bowl Stadium is one of the largest stadiums in the United States. Seating options range from general admission to premium VIP suites.

Parking & Transportation

General Parking

  • Parking is available on-site in Lot H and Lots 1-4, 6, and 8-10.
  • Pre-paid parking is available and discounted with advance purchase.
  • In-and-out privileges are NOT permitted.

RV & Bus Parking

  • Overnight RV parking is limited to designated areas.
  • No tent camping or hookups available.

Accessible Parking

  • Available in Lots F, B, and D (valid handicap placard required).
  • Shuttle service may be available—check the stadium website for updates.

Directions to the Rose Bowl

  • From Los Angeles/Downtown: Take the 110 North to 210 East.
  • From San Fernando Valley: Take the 134 East to 210 East.
  • From San Gabriel Valley/Inland Empire: Take the 210 West.

Find detailed parking and transportation information here.

Clear Bag Policy & Prohibited Items

For safety and security, the Rose Bowl Stadium has a strict clear bag policy. Approved bags include:

  • 12" x 6" x 12" clear plastic bags
  • 1-gallon plastic freezer bags
  • Small clutch purses (no larger than 4.5" x 6.5")

Prohibited Items

  • Large bags, backpacks, and purses
  • Outside food and beverages (except factory-sealed water bottles)
  • Drones, umbrellas, and noisemakers
  • Cameras with extended lenses (over 3.5")
  • Smoking and excessive alcohol consumption

For a full list of stadium policies, visit stadium rules & guidelines.

Plan Your Visit

Nearby Attractions

Before or after your event, explore Pasadena’s best attractions:

Where to Stay

Pasadena offers a variety of hotels near the Rose Bowl Stadium, ranging from luxury accommodations to budget-friendly stays.

Contact Information

Rose Bowl Stadium

For the latest updates on games, concerts, and special events, follow @RoseBowlStadium on social media.

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Photo courtesy of Visit Pasadena

The Rose Bowl Stadium is more than just a venue—it’s a piece of American sports history and an essential stop for visitors to Pasadena. Make the most of your visit to Pasadena and plan your visit to this iconic arena today!