Pasadena Rose Bowl Directions:
San Francisco / Ventura :
- 101 S to 134 E
- Exit Linda Vista
- Follow signs to Pasadena Rose Bowl
San Diego :
- 5 N to 605 N to 210 W
- Exit Mountain/Seco, Lincoln , Arroyo Blvd / Windsor
- Follow signs to Pasadena Rose Bowl
Orange County / Beach Cities :
- 405 N to 605 N to 210 W
- Follow directions above from 210 W
Los Angeles :
- 5 N to 2 N to 210 E
- Exit Arroyo/Windsor, Mountain/Seco
- Follow signs to Pasadena Rose Bowl
West Los Angeles :
- 10 E to 110 N to 5 N to 2 N to 210 E
- Follow directions above from 210 E
West Covina/Pomona:
- 10 W to 605 N to 210 W
- Follow directions from 210 W above
Pasadena Rose Bowl Parking:
Parking is available at various lots near the Rose Bowl. The Ralph Parsons Engineering Building at 100 W Walnut St at Fair Oaks is free to UCLA fans. The shuttle is $2.00 per passenger round-trip. Shuttle buses begin 4 hours before.
Rose Bowl Game Recap: USC Trojans vs Penn State Nittany Lions
The Pasadena Rose Bowl was bursting at the seams in the 2009 Rose Bowl game, as 93,239 fans came out to see the USC Trojans dominate the Penn State Nittany Lions in a memorable game. Both teams had equally strong seasons leading up to the Rose Bowl game; USC only had one loss to Oregon Sate, who came in second overall of the Pac 10 teams. Penn State had two losses in their season, first to Iowa and then to USC at the Bowl Game itself. Still, they were first of the Big Ten Standings.
The 2009 New Years Rose Bowl was a great day for USC fans as they watched their school beat Penn State 38-24. For the previous three Rose Bowl games, USC has been a reigning champion. In all three years, USC was awarded the rare occurrence of not one but two Rose Bowl Player of the Game awards.
This years Rose Bowl Player of the Game Awards went to USC players, star Quarterback Mark Sanchez and Linebacker Kaluka Maiava. Created in 1953, the crystal trophy award was also given retroactively for players since the Rose Bowls first game in 1902, making it an official tradition. Sanchez ended up passing a total of 413 yards and scored four touch downs; he was a superstar from start to finish. Kaluka was the top defensive player of the game.
Rose Bowl History and Information:
For the past 119 years, “ America 's New Year Celebration” has taken to the streets of Pasadena for eight-miles of festivities in the name of the upcoming New Year. Since 1890, loyal Pasadena natives have put their best foot forward in the Tournament of Roses Parade with rose floats, marching bands, horses, and more.
In 1902, the tradition of the Rose Bowl Game began, first taking place at Tournament Park . The Rose Bowl game, or the “Granddaddy of Them All”, is the oldest bowl game in American history. With the Pasadena Rose Bowl Stadium construction finally complete in 1922, the Rose Bowl Parade and the Rose Bowl game both made the Rose Bowl their everlasting new residence. As number eleven on the List of American Football Stadiums in capacity, the Rose Bowl has held as many as 93,986 fans in its unique history. With such a large number of stadium seating available, the Rose Bowl Parade and the Rose Bowl Game are just two of many events to take place at the Pasadena Rose Bowl each year.
Aside from the Rose Bowl Game and parade, the Pasadena Rose Bowl has also hosted countless sold-out concerts with some of the most legendary bands in history. Since 1982, the Rose Bowl has also been the official home to the UCLA Bruins. More than just a place to host football and concerts, the Pasadena Rose Bowl is a cultural staple in Los Angeles , so much so that in 2007, Sports Illustrated Magazine named the Rose Bowl Stadium the “Number One Sports Venue in College.”
The Rose Bowl also hosts a flea market on the second Sunday of every month. The flea market is full of unique artists and vendors selling an enormous variety of goods. From furniture to jewelry to a traffic light if you want it, you are bound to discover something priceless. Whether you love football, good music, or fun swap meets, the Pasadena Rose Bowl has something to offer for everyone.
What Are Our Clients Saying?
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-Paul Myers, Atlanta GA
"We sat in the Rose Bowl end zone with the rest of the students, wow it was crazy out there. We had so much fun yelling, screaming and high-fiving everyone around us. Even the Michigan fans were nice. We can't wait to go again!!"
-Peter Simmons, USC Alumni
Disclaimer:
We are not an affiliate of the Rose Bowl or the 2013 Rose Bowl Game. We are an independent ticket broker. Please note: prices may be higher than those printed on your ticket. This reflects our cost of obtaining premium seating for you.
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