Hayyat Networks
Stadium · Pasadena, California

Rose Bowl Stadium: upcoming events, capacity and parking

Rose Bowl Stadium is a 89,702-capacity stadium in Pasadena, California, opened in 1922. It is home to the UCLA Bruins football. It hosts college football, rose Bowl Game, soccer and concerts.

Key facts

Rose Bowl Stadium at a glance

Type
Stadium
City
Pasadena, CA
Capacity
89,702
Opened
1922
Home teams
UCLA Bruins football
Region
Los Angeles

89,702 in the modern all-seat layout

About

About Rose Bowl Stadium

The Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena opened on October 28, 1922 and has hosted the Rose Bowl Game every year since 1923. It sits at 1001 Rose Bowl Drive and holds 89,702 fans in its modern all-seat layout. The City of Pasadena owns the stadium, and the Rose Bowl Operating Company runs it. UCLA football has played its home games here since 1982. The stadium has hosted five Super Bowls, the 1994 FIFA World Cup final, when Brazil beat Italy on penalties in front of 94,194 fans, and the 1984 Olympic men's soccer final, which drew 101,799. It is set to host the men's and women's soccer gold medal matches at the 2028 Games. On the second Sunday of every month the parking lots fill with the Rose Bowl Flea Market, which its promoter calls the largest flea market on the West Coast. Large concerts and music festivals are also held at the stadium, so check event-specific parking before you go.

Also known as: Rose Bowl, The Rose Bowl.

Live calendar

Upcoming events at Rose Bowl Stadium

Games load live from official league schedules; concerts and shows appear as they are announced. Switch between list and calendar view.

Loading upcoming events…

Getting there

How to get to Rose Bowl Stadium

Address: 1001 Rose Bowl Dr., Pasadena, CA 91103

For the Rose Bowl Game, general parking is in Lot H and Lots 1 to 4, 6 and 8 to 10, and golf course lots may close in rain. Metro A Line riders can exit at Memorial Park Station and walk two blocks to the free shuttle, which loads on Pasadena Avenue between Walnut and Holly Streets. Rideshare is not allowed at the stadium on game day; the designated drop-off is on Holly Street between Fair Oaks and Raymond Avenues.

Going by car service? Book a professional chauffeur to Rose Bowl Stadium with Car Service Los Angeles: airport pickups, group SUVs and limos with drop-off at the venue.

Book a ride
FAQ

Rose Bowl Stadium: common questions

How many people does the Rose Bowl hold?

The Rose Bowl Stadium holds 89,702 people in its modern all-seat configuration. Historic crowds were even bigger: the 1984 Olympic men’s soccer final drew 101,799, and the 1994 FIFA World Cup final between Brazil and Italy drew 94,194 fans.

Where do you park for the Rose Bowl Game?

For the Rose Bowl Game, general parking is in Lot H and Lots 1 to 4, 6 and 8 to 10. Golf course lots may not be available when it rains. Parking for concerts and other events can differ, so check the event’s own parking details before you go.

Can you take Metro to the Rose Bowl?

Yes, for big events. Ride the Metro A Line to Memorial Park Station in Pasadena, walk two blocks to the shuttle pickup at the Parsons area, and board the free shuttle buses that load on Pasadena Avenue between Walnut Street and Holly Street. Shuttle service depends on the event.

What team plays at the Rose Bowl?

The UCLA Bruins football team has played home games at the Rose Bowl since 1982. The stadium also hosts the annual Rose Bowl Game, which has been played here every year since 1923, along with concerts, soccer matches and the monthly Rose Bowl Flea Market.

Facts on this page were checked against: en.wikipedia.org, rosebowlgame.com, loopnet.com. Last reviewed 2026-11-05.

Free consultation

Run an event business or a car service near this venue?

We help limo companies, restaurants and event businesses show up on Google Maps and AI answers when people search for this venue. WhatsApp us for a free audit.