UCLA Bruins Football Tickets

UCLA Bruins Tickets & 2018 Football Schedule

UCLA Bruins fans are fired up as the Chip Kelly era gets underway in Westwood. Kelly looks to bring the same success to the Bruins that he did in helping to make the Oregon Ducks a national power. Kelly’s first job will be to identify the signal caller that can execute his fast-paced, spread offense at maximum efficiency. UCLA fans are already dreaming about a magical season that has them buying Pac-12 Championship Game tickets at the end of the year, and maybe even tickets for the Rose Bowl.

UCLA Bruins tickets are available to buy for all 2018 Bruins games including Pac-12 opponents Arizona, USC, Utah, Washington and Arizona State. UCLA starts the 2018 schedule hosting the Cincinnati Bearcats at the Rose Bowl on September 1st. Other Bruins home games at Rose Bowl where you can still buy tickets include Fresno State, Washington, Arizona, Utah, USC and Stanford. To see one of the Pac-12 conference's best rivalry games, buy UCLA vs USC tickets on Saturday, November 17th. The winner of the crosstown game gets to claim the Victory Bell and bragging rights in Los Angeles.

UCLA Football Tickets at Rose Bowl Stadium

UCLA football tickets are available to buy for all games at the beautiful and historic Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California. The stadium holds over 92,000 fans for Bruins games and even more for the Tournament of Roses Parade and for the annual Rose Bowl played on New Year's Day. Watching a UCLA game at the Rose Bowl is one of the quintessential college football experiences a fan can have. The UCLA home bench moved to the shady side of the stadium in 2016, so players, home fans and the student section can shout out the famous UCLA Eight Clap without staring into the setting sun. The home sideline is now located below the Terry Donahue Pavilion along sections 15 through 22.

UCLA home games are truly unique in college football in that they are played in bucolic suburban neighborhood of Pasadena, just north of Los Angeles, one of the largest metro areas in the world. Separate from the main campus by a 25 mile drive, plan for extra time getting in and out of the area on game days. Los Angeles offers an exciting road trip for visiting fans, full of entertainment and food options. West-side Bruins prefer the beachside Santa Monica/Venice area with renown shopping and dining along Third Street Promenade. The world famous Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Downtown LA districts are all within a short drive of the main UCLA campus and the Rose Bowl.