Rose Bowl Stadium Tickets

There are 28 sections at the Rose Bowl, with each section divided into a lower and upper portion. The rows in the lower section start lettered (in reverse order) and then move from rows 1-25. That means that row A and row 1 are right next to each other. On the ends of the field, row N is typically the 1st row closest to the field. The same holds true on West side of the stadium (Sections 17-19) and East side of the stadium (Sections 3-5). The low rows on the side of the field can often be obstructed by players on the field, in-fact for UCLA home games they tarp off the lowest rows on East Side and start at row B. The upper sections are generally numbered from row 29 to row 77 (49 rows) on the sides of the field, while the upper sections on the ends of the field are generally numbered from row 30 to row 77 (48 rows). Sections 1-8 and 15-22 contain seatbacks. The rows at the Rose Bowl can be a bit confusing, contact us at TicketCity if you need help determining how close to the field your seats are located.

The two sections behind each end zone (11, 12, 25, 26) are general admission for all UCLA football games. These are on the same levels as all the other sections in a bowl stadium, except there are no assigned seats. This is generally the cheapest ticket in the stadium.

Along with your ticket in the club sections, your seats are extra wide, cushioned and they come with cup holders. You will also have about 50% more legroom. Includes food and non-alcoholic beverages and the option to purchase alcohol. Access to a club lounge, as well as a private entrance and private restrooms.

Suites at the Rose Bowl give you the most relaxed game experience you could ask for. The suits come with 16-to-30 tickets, an air-conditioned room with a buffet counter, wet bar, wi-fi, and a flat-screen TV.