Where to Buy a Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Pass [Tips & Lot Locations]

Written by Paul Johnson in Football,Stadium Guides

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If you are heading to Rose Bowl Stadium for an event, purchasing your Rose Bowl Stadium parking pass in advance reduces hassle on the day of the event. There are several large parking areas located very near to the stadium.

**Buying a parking pass ahead of time helps reduce hassle. I like to buy parking passes from Vivid Seats because they allow you to browse a parking map to find a lot and price that makes sense. Click here to view Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Passes available for purchase at Vivid Seats (paid affiliate link takes you to VividSeats.com).

These are three of the most popular ways to purchase a parking pass for Rose Bowl Stadium:

  • Reserve a parking spot through the Rose Bowl Stadium parking page via ParkJockey.
  • Buy a Parking Pass from online ticket brokers like Ticketmaster, StubHub, and Vivid Seats.
  • Pay on site in first-come first-served general parking lots.

There are several large paved lots located very near to Rose Bowl Stadium. For many events, parking is also available on the Brookside Golf Course (which is located just north of the stadium). In this article let’s discuss how to buy a Rose Bowl Stadium parking pass and where the most popular parking lots are located.

How to Buy a Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Pass

Reserve Parking through Rose Bowl Stadium Website

You can go to the stadium website and visit the parking page (www.rosebowlstadium.com/parking) where you can then purchase a parking spot to your event via ParkJockey. These are some of the most popular Rose Bowl Stadium parking lots located near the stadium (click to learn more):

Rose Bowl Stadium encourages fans to pre-purchase parking if possible (but you can also pay on site). Click here to visit the Rose Bowl Stadium parking page where you can reserve a parking spot via ParkJockey.

Buying a Parking Pass from Ticket Brokers

You can also purchase Rose Bowl Stadium parking passes through online ticket brokers such as Ticketmaster, StubHub, and Vivid Seats. Some fans like to browse these sites to find the best prices.

I like to buy parking passes from Vivid Seats because they allow you to browse a parking map to find a lot and price that makes sense. Click here to view Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Passes available for purchase at Vivid Seats (paid affiliate link takes you to VividSeats.com).

Parking Lots Close to Rose Bowl Stadium

Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot B

Rose Bowl Stadium Lot B is located directly east of the stadium. You can enter Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot B on the west side of Rosemont Avenue (near the intersection of Rosemont Avenue and Arroyo Boulevard). This is a paved lot.

Click here to view a 360-degree view of Rose Bowl Stadium Lot B as you view it from nearby Rosemont Avenue. Click here to view the location of Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot B on the UCLA Football Parking Map. This lot will require a 2-3 minute walk to the stadium gates.

Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot D

Rose Bowl Stadium Lot D is located directly east of the stadium. You can enter Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot D on the west side of Rosemont Avenue (near the intersection of Rosemont Avenue and Rose Bowl Drive). This is a paved lot.

Click here to view a 360-degree view of Rose Bowl Stadium Lot D as you view it from nearby Rosemont Avenue. Click here to view the location of Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot D on the UCLA Football Parking Map. This lot will require a 2-3 minute walk to the stadium gates.

Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot F

Rose Bowl Stadium Lot F is located southwest of the stadium. You can enter Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot F on the west side of Arroyo Boulevard (north of the intersection of Arroyo Boulevard and Seco Street). This is a paved lot.

Click here to view a 360-degree view of Rose Bowl Stadium Lot F as you view it from nearby Arroyo Boulevard. Click here to view the location of Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot F on the UCLA Football Parking Map. This lot will require a 2-3 minute walk to the stadium gates.

Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot H

Rose Bowl Stadium Lot H is located just south of the stadium. You can enter Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot H on the north side of Seco Street. This is a grass lot that is positioned north of Seco Street between Arroyo Boulevard and Rosemont Avenue.

Click here to view a 360-degree view of Rose Bowl Stadium Lot H as you view it from nearby Seco Street. Click here to view the location of Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Lot H on the UCLA Football Parking Map. This lot will require a 2-3 minute walk to the stadium gates. This lot is also used for Rose Bowl Flea Market Parking.

Rose Bowl Stadium Golf Course Parking

Rose Bowl Stadium is located right next to the Brookside Golf Club, and the golf course itself is also used for parking for larger events. Because these Rose Bowl Stadium Golf Course Parking Lots are located a bit farther from the stadium, they’re usually cheaper.

Many of these grass lots are used for drive-up general parking on the day of the event (meaning you can pay for parking on site). For many events, you can also reserve this Rose Bowl Stadium General Parking in advance (and is often cheaper to do so), but it is important to understand that this can vary by event.

These Rose Bowl Stadium Golf Course Parking Lots including Lots 1-10. Click here to learn more about the location of each of these lots.

Rose Bowl Stadium Parking Pass Contact Information

This website (sportsfanfocus.com) has no affiliation with Rose Bowl Stadium, UCLA, or any of the events hosted at this facility.

Any information is provided “as is” with no guarantee of completeness, meaning much of this information is subject to change, and although we do our best to keep these guides updated, we can’t guarantee accuracy at all times. For all official information, we urge you to contact Rose Bowl Stadium staff. Contact information is below:

Paul Johnson

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