Rose Bowl Stadium

The Rose Bowl opened in 1922 and carries a century of American sports and entertainment history. Stadium concerts here feel different because the bowl sits low in the Arroyo Seco, surrounded by hills and trees instead of a dense urban skyline.

The Rose Bowl sits in the Arroyo Seco, away from Pasadena's main rail stations. Major events often use shuttle service from designated Pasadena locations, and drivers should follow the event parking route rather than ordinary neighborhood navigation.

Entry screening at Rose Bowl Stadium follows the rule posted for the event configuration. Review the official venue policy on show day, especially if you need a medical, parenting or accessibility exception.

Parking often uses the golf course and surrounding fields, so expect a long walk and remember exactly where you left the car. Many major events operate shuttles from Pasadena. The post-show exit is slow by design, so patience is part of the plan.